So day 2 try too old/new
21 back lunges 28
30 romanian deadlifts 36
45 squats 61
30 swimmers 36
So day 3 try 2
70 Classic Push-Ups 91
58 Let me Ins 66
60 Seated Dips 76
36 Let me Ups 46
realy need to work on that let me ups.
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So day 2 try too old/new
21 back lunges 28
30 romanian deadlifts 36
45 squats 61
30 swimmers 36
So day 3 try 2
70 Classic Push-Ups 91
58 Let me Ins 66
60 Seated Dips 76
36 Let me Ups 46
realy need to work on that let me ups.
How often are you meant to do this? Everyday? Every other? I have the iPhone app and completed the first day of first class yesterday, but I can't find info anywhere on how often to do this. I know it's 4days per week but 4 into 7 doesn't go.
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maybe just pick the four days that suit you? The 'classes' seem to target different areas so maybe it doesn't matter if you do two in a row
You can do the Arms worout on day 1 legs on day to have a break on day 3 do training on day 4&5 have a 2 day break. Just how ever you like.
my Yesterdays leg workout
Side lunges 40
One legged romanian deadlifts 46
squats 55
Russian Twists 73
I'm at the end of a 10-week program I started in March, so while the program is for 4-5 times per week, I found it was more than I wanted with all my walking and occasional sprinting (and working, yeah that too). In the last few weeks there are 4 regular strength days, then a fifth day of Stappers, which are a trip--just go between 3 movements non-stop for 20 minutes...good burn!
I went from being able to do only about 3 pullups at a time to about 10, and 4-6 sets of 6-8 are do-able now. This program really does work (due to smart periodization, explained in the book), and it's not too time-consuming. Which is the point--this is what the author helped develop for SpecOps troops, so it had to be efficient and not depend on equipment.
For more inspiration, check out Al Kavadlo's site--great stuff there too.