This document provides exercises and coaching tips for a 4-week training program using a training tool. It lists exercises, sets/reps, recommended bar height, and coaching tips for each week. Week 1 introduces movement types like hip hinges, planks, and squats. Week 2 demonstrates progressions of Week 1 exercises, adding variations. Week 3 provides continued progressions and challenges like mountain climbers and monkey bars. Week 4 aims to enhance flexibility, core, strength and power.
This document outlines a 4-week training program using a variety of tools and exercises. Each week focuses on different movement types and progresses in challenge. Exercises include planks, bridges, rows, pushups, squats and more. Detailed instructions are provided for proper form and technique for each exercise including time, repetitions, bar height and coaching tips. The goal is to introduce movement types in week 1, demonstrate progression in week 2, enhance challenge in week 3, and demonstrate proficiency in targeted movements by week 4.
The document outlines a 4-week training program with exercises, equipment, reps/time, and coaching tips for each session. Week 1 focuses on basic movement patterns, week 2 introduces exercise progressions, week 3 integrates movements for strength and conditioning, and week 4 maximizes total body movement for efficiency and conditioning. Exercises include planks, squats, rows, lunges, and stretches using equipment like bars, straps, and suspension trainers.
With so much on your parent to-do list, your workout may get pushed to the side. No more excuses – our 4-week programming can help you fit in time for you and your fitness!
30 minute functional workouts for working professionalsPrecor
This document provides details on a 4-week training program using the TRX Suspension Trainer, including exercises, sets, reps, coaching tips for each week. Week 1 introduces a variety of full-body exercises with 30 second work intervals. Week 2 increases the work interval to 40 seconds and varies exercises. Week 3 introduces different exercises to challenge the full body and metabolism. Week 4 further progresses the program with increased work intervals and exercise variation.
The document provides a 4-week training plan with exercises to introduce mobility, basic movements, progress movements, and demonstrate optimal capacity. Each week focuses on a different goal and includes exercises with coaching tips on form and variations to regress or progress difficulty.
This training program outlines a 4-week progression of exercises focusing on core and scapula stabilization. Each week introduces new exercises and variations while increasing reps and sets to progress volume. Exercises include bodyweight movements, use of training tools, and stretches targeting major muscle groups. Coaching tips emphasize maintaining proper form throughout.
Queenax of the Week®: Lower and Upper Body EndurancePrecor
The document provides details of a 4-week training program, including exercises, sets, reps, and coaching tips for each week. The goal for week 1 is to emphasize lower body and core endurance training. Week 2 shifts the focus to upper body endurance. Week 3 progresses lower body/core exercises and challenges metabolic capacity. Week 4 does the same for the upper body.
This document outlines a 4-week training program using a variety of tools and exercises. Each week focuses on different movement types and progresses in challenge. Exercises include planks, bridges, rows, pushups, squats and more. Detailed instructions are provided for proper form and technique for each exercise including time, repetitions, bar height and coaching tips. The goal is to introduce movement types in week 1, demonstrate progression in week 2, enhance challenge in week 3, and demonstrate proficiency in targeted movements by week 4.
The document outlines a 4-week training program with exercises, equipment, reps/time, and coaching tips for each session. Week 1 focuses on basic movement patterns, week 2 introduces exercise progressions, week 3 integrates movements for strength and conditioning, and week 4 maximizes total body movement for efficiency and conditioning. Exercises include planks, squats, rows, lunges, and stretches using equipment like bars, straps, and suspension trainers.
With so much on your parent to-do list, your workout may get pushed to the side. No more excuses – our 4-week programming can help you fit in time for you and your fitness!
30 minute functional workouts for working professionalsPrecor
This document provides details on a 4-week training program using the TRX Suspension Trainer, including exercises, sets, reps, coaching tips for each week. Week 1 introduces a variety of full-body exercises with 30 second work intervals. Week 2 increases the work interval to 40 seconds and varies exercises. Week 3 introduces different exercises to challenge the full body and metabolism. Week 4 further progresses the program with increased work intervals and exercise variation.
The document provides a 4-week training plan with exercises to introduce mobility, basic movements, progress movements, and demonstrate optimal capacity. Each week focuses on a different goal and includes exercises with coaching tips on form and variations to regress or progress difficulty.
This training program outlines a 4-week progression of exercises focusing on core and scapula stabilization. Each week introduces new exercises and variations while increasing reps and sets to progress volume. Exercises include bodyweight movements, use of training tools, and stretches targeting major muscle groups. Coaching tips emphasize maintaining proper form throughout.
Queenax of the Week®: Lower and Upper Body EndurancePrecor
The document provides details of a 4-week training program, including exercises, sets, reps, and coaching tips for each week. The goal for week 1 is to emphasize lower body and core endurance training. Week 2 shifts the focus to upper body endurance. Week 3 progresses lower body/core exercises and challenges metabolic capacity. Week 4 does the same for the upper body.
The document provides a 4-week training plan using the Superfunctional training tool. Each week focuses on overall strength, endurance, and balance with progressively challenging exercises. Exercises are done in circuits and include squats, planks, rows, lunges, and stretches done for varying times and repetitions using different bar heights and attachments of the Superfunctional tool. Coaching tips provide guidance on modifying exercises as needed.
Building lean mass_and_bone_density_in_menopausal_womanPrecor
The document outlines a 4-week training program with the goals of:
1) Learning targeted movement types to enhance movement efficiency and capacity in week 1.
2) Demonstrating progression in targeted movement types in week 2.
3) Demonstrating strength development by engaging in final movement progressions in week 3.
4) Demonstrating strength and cardiovascular capacity by increasing movement volume in week 4.
Each week consists of a warm-up, main workout of 3 rounds of exercises with work and rest intervals, and cool down. Exercises use various training tools and include coaching tips.
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This document provides exercise instructions for a 4-week training program, including exercises, sets, reps, equipment, and coaching tips for each week. Week 1 focuses on basic movement patterns using various equipment. Week 2 introduces more challenging variations through stability and volume. Week 3 continues to advance the workouts. Week 4 aims to optimize control with movement variety.
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Train Hard and Train Smart!
This document outlines a 4-week training program with exercises, sets, reps, and coaching tips for each exercise. The goals for each week are to introduce various upper body, core, and lower body exercises along with sport skill movements. Exercises include stretches, rows, pushups, lunges, squats, and more using equipment like bars, ropes, and platforms. Coaching tips provide guidance on form and technique for safe and effective exercise.
This document provides details on exercises, tools, reps, and coaching tips for a 4-week training phase. It includes trigger point release exercises, strength exercises using bars and straps, plyometric exercises, and stretches. The goals are to focus on core control in week 1, introduce progression and different movement types in week 2, demonstrate mastery with added stability in week 3, and introduce metabolic challenge in week 4.
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This document outlines a 4-week training program using a functional training tool. It provides exercises, sets, reps, and coaching tips for each week with the goal of improving functional movement patterns through multi-planar and multi-joint exercises of increasing intensity and volume.
The document outlines a 4-week training program with exercises to improve core stability and strength. Each week introduces new exercises and variations to progress core demand through increased time, range of motion, complexity of movement, and reduced rest between sets. Coaching tips emphasize maintaining proper form, such as avoiding spine hyperextension, throughout each exercise.
The document outlines a 4-week training program using a Superfunctional suspension training tool. Week 1 focuses on establishing confidence with basic bodyweight exercises. Week 2 introduces new functional motions. Week 3 targets the upper body and core with suspension exercises. Week 4 aims to amplify movements from Week 1 with the suspension tool. Each workout provides exercises, reps, difficulty levels, and modification tips.
If you are seeking a new running challenge through trail running, this 4-week program will guide you in improving your lower body strength, core stability, and conditioning safely and effectively. With a variety of Queenax apps and optionals, you will engage in movements that will prepare you to handle the unstable terrain and maintain optimal running mechanics. Below is a list of what equipment is needed for your workouts. While a few of these movements are unique to Superfunctional, many can be performed with other suspension fitness products such as TRX® or CrossCore®.
This document provides a 4-week training plan with exercises, sets, reps, and coaching tips. Each week introduces new exercises and variations to progressively challenge strength and endurance. Exercises include planks, lunges, squats, and stretches performed with resistance bands or a suspension trainer bar at different heights. Coaching tips emphasize maintaining proper form, such as avoiding spine hyperextension, and gradually increasing difficulty over the course of the program.
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Full Body Workout for the Working Professional Precor
The document outlines a training phase that introduces various full body exercises through 2 rounds of high-intensity interval training. Exercises include hip hinges, scapular depression, assisted squats, mountain climbers, Ys, seated squats, rows, push ups, sit ups, lateral jumps, roll outs, foot trigger points, chest openers, hamstring rotations, and corpse poses. Coaching tips provide guidance on form and avoiding spinal hyperextension for each exercise.
The document provides a 12-week workout plan with exercises divided into lower body days and upper body days. Each week focuses on power, agility, and speed drills and increases the intensity by adjusting the percentage of participants' 1RM weights used. The plan includes warmups, stretches, strength training, and agility circuits and aims to continually challenge participants as the weeks progress.
A list of workouts I came up for my floorball club physical training exercise.
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The document provides a 4-week training plan using the Superfunctional training tool. Each week focuses on overall strength, endurance, and balance with progressively challenging exercises. Exercises are done in circuits and include squats, planks, rows, lunges, and stretches done for varying times and repetitions using different bar heights and attachments of the Superfunctional tool. Coaching tips provide guidance on modifying exercises as needed.
Building lean mass_and_bone_density_in_menopausal_womanPrecor
The document outlines a 4-week training program with the goals of:
1) Learning targeted movement types to enhance movement efficiency and capacity in week 1.
2) Demonstrating progression in targeted movement types in week 2.
3) Demonstrating strength development by engaging in final movement progressions in week 3.
4) Demonstrating strength and cardiovascular capacity by increasing movement volume in week 4.
Each week consists of a warm-up, main workout of 3 rounds of exercises with work and rest intervals, and cool down. Exercises use various training tools and include coaching tips.
June Queenax of the week - Mastering Full Body Stability WorkoutPrecor
This document provides exercise instructions for a 4-week training program, including exercises, sets, reps, equipment, and coaching tips for each week. Week 1 focuses on basic movement patterns using various equipment. Week 2 introduces more challenging variations through stability and volume. Week 3 continues to advance the workouts. Week 4 aims to optimize control with movement variety.
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This seasonal prep Queenax workout is designed to be simple yet challenging. With Summer upon us, you might find yourself experiencing new adventure and trying new sports on a whim. Whether it be a hike in the mountains, swimming at the beach, or a game of volleyball, this workout is designed to help your body prepare for anything the summer may bring your way. The goal of this program is to increase work capacity in multi-joint compound movements essential for spontaneous outdoor activities. The only equipment necessary for this workout is a Queenax, Superfunctional, and a desire to have some fun.
Train Hard and Train Smart!
This document outlines a 4-week training program with exercises, sets, reps, and coaching tips for each exercise. The goals for each week are to introduce various upper body, core, and lower body exercises along with sport skill movements. Exercises include stretches, rows, pushups, lunges, squats, and more using equipment like bars, ropes, and platforms. Coaching tips provide guidance on form and technique for safe and effective exercise.
This document provides details on exercises, tools, reps, and coaching tips for a 4-week training phase. It includes trigger point release exercises, strength exercises using bars and straps, plyometric exercises, and stretches. The goals are to focus on core control in week 1, introduce progression and different movement types in week 2, demonstrate mastery with added stability in week 3, and introduce metabolic challenge in week 4.
Managing Movement Disorder with Strength TrainingPrecor
This document outlines a 4-week training program using a functional training tool. It provides exercises, sets, reps, and coaching tips for each week with the goal of improving functional movement patterns through multi-planar and multi-joint exercises of increasing intensity and volume.
The document outlines a 4-week training program with exercises to improve core stability and strength. Each week introduces new exercises and variations to progress core demand through increased time, range of motion, complexity of movement, and reduced rest between sets. Coaching tips emphasize maintaining proper form, such as avoiding spine hyperextension, throughout each exercise.
The document outlines a 4-week training program using a Superfunctional suspension training tool. Week 1 focuses on establishing confidence with basic bodyweight exercises. Week 2 introduces new functional motions. Week 3 targets the upper body and core with suspension exercises. Week 4 aims to amplify movements from Week 1 with the suspension tool. Each workout provides exercises, reps, difficulty levels, and modification tips.
If you are seeking a new running challenge through trail running, this 4-week program will guide you in improving your lower body strength, core stability, and conditioning safely and effectively. With a variety of Queenax apps and optionals, you will engage in movements that will prepare you to handle the unstable terrain and maintain optimal running mechanics. Below is a list of what equipment is needed for your workouts. While a few of these movements are unique to Superfunctional, many can be performed with other suspension fitness products such as TRX® or CrossCore®.
This document provides a 4-week training plan with exercises, sets, reps, and coaching tips. Each week introduces new exercises and variations to progressively challenge strength and endurance. Exercises include planks, lunges, squats, and stretches performed with resistance bands or a suspension trainer bar at different heights. Coaching tips emphasize maintaining proper form, such as avoiding spine hyperextension, and gradually increasing difficulty over the course of the program.
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Lately, squats and lunges have become two of the most prescribed functional exercises. Why? They are foundational to so many of our daily activities and movement patterns like getting in and out of a chair, picking up kids or objects, and climbing stairs to name a few.
Full Body Workout for the Working Professional Precor
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The document provides a 12-week workout plan with exercises divided into lower body days and upper body days. Each week focuses on power, agility, and speed drills and increases the intensity by adjusting the percentage of participants' 1RM weights used. The plan includes warmups, stretches, strength training, and agility circuits and aims to continually challenge participants as the weeks progress.
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A simple powerpoint slides on various workout for different muscle groups
This balance routine from certified trainer Lynn Hardman consists of 10 minutes of single-leg balance exercises and yoga poses to improve posture and balance. The routine includes exercises like narrow path walking, lateral weaving, and single-leg balances while standing on one leg and swinging or lifting the other leg. More challenging poses like tree pose, triangle pose, cow-cat, and bird dog can be added to further improve balance over time. Proper form and breathing are emphasized throughout.
Brandi Smith-Young is a physical therapist who specializes in treating gymnasts. She provides exercises focused on strengthening the core muscles and improving hip and foot mechanics. The core exercises include planks, clamshells, and bridging variations. Hip exercises include clam kicks, side-lying leg lifts, and resisted band work. Foot exercises emphasize single leg balance and squats with an engaged arch. Stretching targets the hips, hamstrings, and quadriceps. The goal is to improve stability, movement patterns, and prevent injury for gymnasts.
5-Exercise Bodyweight Workout That WorksGetMeHealthee
Bodyweight workouts are popular for different reasons, from their ability to help you get back into a workout regimen to serving as a way for heavy lifters to give their joints some rest. But some bodyweight workouts don't incorporate the right amount of sweat, calorie-burning, and muscle stress to really make a difference. Here's one that really works well - as long as you push yourself!
The document provides instructions for lower body exercises that target the hips, knees, and ankles. It describes proper form for front and back squats, leg presses, lunges, step-ups, Romanian deadlifts, traditional deadlifts, seated leg curls, leg extensions, hip adduction and abduction exercises, and calf raises. Emphasis is placed on maintaining good posture, controlling weight through full ranges of motion, and avoiding momentum or swinging motions during the exercises.
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The document provides instructions for an abs circuit workout routine consisting of 5 exercises - mountain climbers, leg raises, oblique abductor raises, V-ups, and stability ball knee tucks. Each exercise is to be performed for 20 repetitions over 3-4 sets. Detailed instructions are given for how to perform each movement correctly with a focus on engaging the abdominal muscles. A 15-20 minute warm up and cool down with stretching is recommended before and after the circuit.
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This document outlines a 3-week home exercise program following rehabilitation. The program focuses on aerobic exercise like walking, as well as strength and flexibility exercises. Exercises are done 3-5 days per week and increase in intensity, duration, and number of sets over the 3 weeks. Safety guidelines instruct performing exercises slowly and using support as needed. The goal is to maintain functional capacity through aerobic output, strength, endurance, balance and flexibility.
This document outlines a 60-minute walking boot camp workout that can be done 3 times per week. It consists of a warm-up, intervals of cardio exercises alternating with brisk walking, and 2 circuits of lower body strengthening exercises. The cardio section includes exercises like high knees, frankenstein walks, and shuffles. The strength section includes push-up pluses, wood-chopping squats, bear crawls, and more. Following the workout with a healthy diet can help achieve faster fat loss results.
The document provides instructions for 12 abdominal exercises: crunches, twisting crunches, bridge, side bridge, cable crunches, pelvic thrust, V-up, jack knives, air bike, and lying leg raises/throwdowns. For each exercise, it describes the starting position and instructions on how to perform the movement, holding for 30-60 seconds where applicable. The overall document teaches a variety of core strengthening exercises for building abdominal muscles.
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1. Training Phase Training Tool Time/Reps Bar Height Coaching Tips
Hip Hinge 15 total Hip
Move scapula with
control
Angled Plank with
Alternating Knee
Drive
10 per side Hip
Hold angled plank
position and alternate
lifting knees to chest
Side Facing Squat
with Lateral Ward
10 per side Waist
Maintain downward
pressure on bar during
squat motion
Scapular
Depression
15 total Overhead
Avoid arching lower back
during scapula motion
Hanging
Supported Swing
10 total Head
Flex knees and run under
bar, keeping arms
straight
Mobile Parallels Push-Ups 45 sec Hip
Bend elbows and bring
chest toward hands and
press back to start
Superfunctional Row 45 sec Knee
Lean back with arms
extended and pull chest
to bar
Superfunctional Assisted Squat 45 sec Thigh
Lean body back and drop
bottom to ground
Plyometric
Platform
Step-Ups 45 sec
Face platform and step
up on to it
Mobile Parallels
Mountain
Climbers
45 sec Low
Hold both grips and
alternate knee drive
forward
Mobile Parallels Hanging Switch 45 sec High
Drive one knee up and
allow body to rotate to
one side, alternate sides
Battle Rope
Single Rope Wave
with Squat
45 sec
Hold one side of rope and
lower body into squat as
slam
Half Kneeling
Chest Opener
30 sec per
side
Bar only
Maintain tall posture
during stretch
Lying Quadriceps
30 sec per
side
Strap only
Elevate foot to intensify
stretch
Adductor
30 sec per
side
Strap only
Flex and extend knee to
vary stretch
Hamstrings
30 sec per
side
Strap only
Pull on strap to raise heel
toward ceiling
Cool Down Superfunctional
Week 1 Goal: Introduce Movement Types
Exercise
SuperfunctionalWarm-Up
Workout -
Complete 2
rounds of 45
seconds work /
15 seconds
recovery
2. Training Phase Training Tool Time/Reps Bar Height Coaching Tips
Hip Hinge 15 total Hip
Move scapula with
control
Angled Plank with
Cross-body Knee
Drive
10 per side Hip
Hold angled plank
position and alternate
lifting knees across
midline
Shuffle Under 10 per side Waist
Maintain neutral spine
and squat under bar
Scapular
Depression
15 total Overhead
Avoid arching lower back
during scapula motion
Hanging Swing
5 rounds of 3
swings
Head
Lift legs and swing back
and forth
Mobile Parallels
Single Leg Push-
Ups
45 sec Hip
Lift one leg during push
motion, maintaining a
neutral spine
Superfunctional
Pull-Up - Legs
Down
45 sec Waist
Drop bottom to floor and
pull chest high to bar
Superfunctional Suspended Squat 45 sec Level 9
Stand on bar and hold
onto straps, lower into
squat position
Plyometric
Platform
Multi-Planar Step-
Ups
45 sec
Facing platform, step up
to single leg and down
laterally; step up laterally -
repeat
Superfunctional Glute Bridge 45 sec Level 9
Position mid foot on bar
and lift hips toward
ceiling
Superfunctional
Windshield
Wipers - Category
2
45 sec Knee
From sitting position,
lean back and perform
windshield wiper motion
with legs
Superfunctional
Balance Jumps -
Category 3
45 sec Level 9
Stand on one leg and
jump over bar,
maintaining 5 second
hold
Half Kneeling
Chest Opener
30 sec per
side
Bar only
Maintain tall posture
during stretch
Lying Quadriceps
30 sec per
side
Strap only
Elevate foot to intensify
stretch
Adductor
30 sec per
side
Strap only
Flex and extend knee to
vary stretch
Hamstring with
Rotation
30 sec per
side
Strap only
Drive opposite arm under
strap
Cool Down Superfunctional
Week 2 Goal: Demonstrate progression of Week 1 Movement Types
Exercise
Warm-Up Superfunctional
Workout -
Complete 2
rounds of 45
seconds work /
15 seconds
recovery
3. Training Phase Training Tool Exercise Time/Reps Bar Height Coaching Tips
Hip Hinge 15 total Hip
Move scapula with
control
Angled Plank with
Walk Back
10 per side Hip
Hold angled plank
position and walk feet
backwards until tension
felt
Marching 10 per side Hip
Lean back and hold bar at
chest height, lifting knees
to chest
Scapular
Depression
15 total Overhead
Avoid arching lower back
during scapula motion
Lache 3 rounds Overhead
After forward and
backward swing, leap off
bar and land in squat
position
Superfunctional Angled Push-Up 45 sec Thigh
With straight arms, lean
body forward into angled
plank
Superfunctional Single Side Row 45 sec Knee
Hold bar with one hand
and maintain plank
position as pull body to
bar
Superfunctional
Seated Squat
Jump
45 sec Level 9
Sit on bar and push off
into jump, landing softly
with flexed knees
Superfunctional Overhead Lunge 45 sec Waist
With hands wide on bar,
step into lunge and reach
bar overhead
Mobile Parallels
High Hang with
Cycling Feet -
Category 3
45 sec High
Hang facing away from
wall bars and move both
feet in circular pattern as
if pedaling
Superfunctional
Hanging Switch -
Category 3
45 sec Overhead
Lift and bend legs to form
two 90 degree angles,
alternating legs with each
twist
Superfunctional Flip 45 sec Waist
Perform a press up and
lean forward to initiate
flip; repeat
Split Squat With
Chest Opener
30 sec per
side
Strap only
In staggered stance, hold
one strap tight and
elevate arms overhead
Lying Quadriceps
30 sec per
side
Strap only
Elevate foot to intensify
stretch
IT Band Strech
30 sec per
side
Strap only
Drop foot across body
while rotating torso in
opposite direction
Glute Stretch
30 sec per
side
Hip
Cross one ankle on
opposite knee and sit
back into hips
Cool Down Superfunctional
Week 3 Goal: Provide continued exercise progression and play based challenges
SuperfunctionalWarm-Up
Workout -
Complete 2
rounds of 45
seconds work /
15 seconds
recovery
4. Training Phase Training Tool Time/Reps Bar Height Coaching Tips
Hip Hinge 15 total Hip
Move scapula with
control
Up-Down
Mountain
Climbers
10 total Level 9
Alternate knees to bar
quickly, moving body
forward and backward
Skipping 10 per side Hip
Keep tension on bar while
skipping and alternating
legs
Scapular
Depression
15 total Overhead
Avoid arching lower back
during scapula motion
Swing 15 total Thigh
Sit on bar and hold
straps; walk backward
and start forward swing
motion
Superfunctional Superman 45 sec Level 8 or 9
Squat down while leaning
forward and push out
into roll out
Superfunctional
Jump-Assisted Pull-
Up
45 sec Overhead
Jump to assist pull-up
motion and slowly lower
body
Superfunctional Lateral Jumps 45 sec Level 9
Stand sideways next to
bar and jump laterally
over bar
Superfunctional
Suspended Lateral
Lunge
45 sec Level 9
Set foot on bar and push
bar laterally while
bending opposite leg
Superfunctional
Hanging Hip
Bridge
45 sec Waist
Hanging with chest
directly under bar, drop
hips to ground and up
Superfunctional
Russian Twists -
Category 2
45 sec Bar only
In seated position, lean
back and rotate bar side
to side tapping it to
ground
Monkey Bars Forward Pass 45 sec
Move across the monkey
bars, reaching from bar
to bar with alternating
arms
Split Squat With
Chest Opener
30 sec per
side
Strap only
In staggered stance, hold
one strap tight and
elevate arms overhead
Lying Quadriceps
30 sec per
side
Strap only
Elevate foot to intensify
stretch
IT Band Strech
30 sec per
side
Strap only
Drop foot across body
while rotating torso in
opposite direction
Glute Stretch
30 sec per
side
Hip
Cross one ankle on
opposite knee and sit
back into hips
Cool Down Superfunctional
Week 4 Goal: Demonstrate enhanced flexibility, core, strength, and power
Exercise
Warm-Up Superfunctional
Workout -
Complete 2
rounds of 45
seconds work /
15 seconds
recovery