When it comes to your workouts, you shouldn’t be destroying yourself to the point where you can’t get your “movement” session in the next day. First, I hate the word workout. Every day should be an opportunity to move. Your training structure will change depending on what your goal is, but the overall load needs to change so that you can be consistent.
If you want to structure your own workout, below is a template to help:
How I like to structure my own program is below (if I don’t have a specific goal and for more general fitness and strength):
SUNDAY: Weighted hike and/or a kettlebell
MONDAY: Squat focus: This generally is a front squat on the barbell
TUESDAY: Get-up Day
WEDNESDAY: Bench Day Barbell
THURSDAY: Kettlebell/Cardio
FRIDAY: Deadlift Day on Barbell
SATURDAY: Kettlebell
When it comes to structuring an individual program, this is how I like to do it (once again, depends on the goal):
GENERAL WARM-UP:
5-10 minutes of cardio
SPECIFIC WARM-UP:
Here I like to pattern the main movement of the lift and then add light weight gradually.
SQUAT Example: Face the wall squats, bodyweight squats, goblet squats.
PRACTICE:
Main Lift (Squat): Depending on where I am out, a good start is 5x5 (sets x reps).
ACCESSORY/CORRECTIVE:
Here, I will generally do a lift to support the main lift and/or adding in some corrective exercises. This may include some sort of core work, something to correct my hips from being off, or I may even get some yoga poses in depending on how I feel.
BREATHING/CARDIO:
This may be the rower/assault bike and intervals or some sort of kettlebell complex.
If you need help structuring a program for yourself and your goals, send me a message and I’d be happy to help!
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