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Lower Body, Foundations 2, Block 3

4 sets: Heels elevated front squat @21X1 x6-8 reps, no rest Tibialis raise x15-20 reps, 1-2 minutes rest between sets *When performing exercises to a prescribed rep range, always aim to achieve the upper end

Rest Day

Rest and recovery is a HUGE player in ensuring you’re getting the most out of your workouts. Use today as a day to hydrate, address any aches or pains, get some good nutrition in, and

Circuit, Foundations 2, Block 3

Circuit training is great for adding volume to your training regime as well as promoting blood flow and delivering a potent conditioning stimulus. Try and pick a pace that you can maintain for the entire

Upper Push, Foundations Block 4

Today’s upper push workout focuses on the vertical pressing pattern with some single-arm accessory work in the horizontal plane. Farmers carry round things out to challenge the grip and help build stability in the shoulders.

Conditioning, Foundations 2, Block 3

Today’s Foundation run extends our Zone 2 training out to 20-minutes. Keep an eye on the Zone chart to ensure that you’re working at an appropriate effort. 5 min in Zone 1 20 min in

Upper Body, Foundations 2, Block 3

Day one of block 3 is here and we’re bench pressing. The workout hits all the sweet spots of upper body strength training. Hit it hard and leave it all on the floor. 4 sets:

Rest Day

Today is the end of Block 2 in our Foundations 2 cycle. You’ve been exposed to new training stimuli and had the chance to build off of week one. There is a learning curve to

Conditioning, Foundations 2, Block 2

Interval runs are key in developing aerobic power. These workouts are brutally hard and will leave you feeling sick. Remember how you felt when you dropped your sights on a trophy after sprinting 30-seconds uphill.

Lower Body, Foundations 2, Block 2

Today’s lower body day brings back the Bulgarian split squat, one of the most potent gym exercises we have. This exercise challenges strength and balance on a single-leg. We round the training session out by

Rest Day

Rest days are important but if you aren’t following the program day by day and today is one of your training days, then you can pick a day from last week and get caught up