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WK 1 Day 1
WK 1 Day 1
Plan Recommendations
Let’s get straight to it! The goal of this phase is to improve movement quality and become a healthier human! Yes, our athletes often get direct athleticism
gains from this phase BUT what really matters is laying the foundation for big gains later.
If you’re extremely advanced and you’ve been consistently sprinting for a long time, you may add a few sprints at the end of the workout if you want. But for
most athletes we strongly advise to build the base before beginning any full speed sprinting.
Let’s clear up any confusion on reps/sets. On all agility, plyometric, strength or mobility exercise we work BOTH sides equally. So if you see 2 reps on an
exercise, that means 2 to EACH SIDE (4 total reps per set). Now, on sprinting drills if it says 4 reps that means 4 total.
Remember, we don’t know your body or your individual limitations. You have to train according to your current level and limitations. For some people this
program may be too intense, which means you have to cut back on total sets/reps and skip the drills that you haven’t fully mastered the form.
We NEVER train through tendon pain, joint pain or any other injuries. If you have any pain, please stop the program and get an assessment by a physical
therapist in order to identify the issue. Always remember that sprinting, plyometrics, agility and strength training are high intensity forms of exercise and
injuries can occur if we don’t train according to our current level or perform any exercise with improper form. We want to train hard, but more importantly we
want to train smart.
Let’s build!