Note: All testing is individualized working from each athlete’s training journal, in particular their last test scores**. If they have hit the target number of reps on the last ten minute test, they progress to a 3RM test this time. When 3RM approach or exceed previous 1RM, then a new 1RM test is given.
That would depend on if you had access to weights or not.
If you do have weights, stick with the barbell.
You can load a barbell heavier than dumbbells, kettlebells, etc.
My choices would be
(Kendrick Ferris, Jr.)
squats
deadlifts
bench press
press
cleans
If barbells are not available, use odd objects, for the basic lifts mentioned above.
Odd object lifts are way harder than an equivalent amount on a barbell lift.
(Martin Jancsics )
Modify the movements to fit the type of object you are lifting.
The most basic of all exercises are done with your own bodyweight.
squats
push ups
pull ups/chin ups
lunges
dips
planks
(Will Deleon)
There are many ways that your life can depend on how fit and strong you are, whether it is an emergency situation, a physical confrontation, or just daily living. Sports and competitions are important, but not as important as the quality of your life overall. You have to be able to move your own body or external objects as the situation requires it day by day.
You don’t need a bunch of different exercises, but whatever you choose, always give 100% effort and focus to it.
Note: All testing is individualized working from each athlete’s training journal, in particular their last test scores**. If they have hit the target number of reps on the last ten minute test, they progress to a 3RM test this time. When 3RM approach or exceed previous 1RM, then a new 1RM test is given.
Note: All testing is individualized working from each athlete’s training journal, in particular their last test scores**. If they have hit the target number of reps on the last ten minute test, they progress to a 3RM test this time. when 3RM approach or exceed previous 1RM, then a new 1RM test is given.
Bodyweight tests are run for ten minutes, with very strict form. When target number of reps is achieved with only bodyweight their next test will be done weighted.
general warm up (10 minutes)
rotation push ups x 20 reps
Adex club inside mills x 15/15 reps
Adex club outside mills x 15/15 reps
Adex mace alternating barbarian lunges x 20 reps
specific warm up (5 minutes)
strict pull ups/chin ups/dips practice and review of ROM standards
uchYou train hard, eat clean, get enough sleep so you should be doing great, right?
Not always! Let’s look a little closer at why performance is not improving.
Myth #1–I can take several weeks off and come back as strong as before. Usually upon returning to the gym I hear people say things like, “I can’t believe how much strength I lost.” No kidding, what did you expect? You might train hard while you are there, you’re just not there enough.
Myth #2-I can do other types of training on what should be my rest days and still excel in my lifting. Rest days are there for a reason, and it is not to play other intense sports between your lifting sessions. Some light active recovery is fine, but if you over do it, you will pay the price in decreased performance in your lifting.
Without consistent training and sufficient restyou will never be as good as you could have been.