Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednes-day
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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M
O
R
N
I
N
G
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Core stability
Trunk rotation with barbell
Double med ball and bosu push up
Russian twists on fit ball with med
ball
Side plank (hold for 60 seconds)
Load: 85% of 1RM
1-6 repetitions
2-5 minutes rest
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Pre-hab
External/internal rotation with 2 Kg
dumbbell
10reps x 3 (30sec rest)
Horizontal rotation with weight plate
8reps x 2 (60sec rest)
Wrist rotation with a tennis racket
10 reps x 3 (20 sec rest)
Reverse wrist curls with barbell
12 reps x 3 (30sec rest)
Single arm overhead throws with med
ball
10 reps x 5 (60sec rest)
5 count agility ladder
5sets (20sec rest)
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Rest day
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Core
Stiff leg dead lift with barbell
3 point dumbbell row on med ball
Explosive kick backs with theraband on
square foam
Load: 85% of 1RM
1-6 repetitions
2-5 minutes rest
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Pre-hab
External/internal rotation with 2 Kg
dumbbell
10reps x 3 (30sec rest)
Horizontal rotation with weight plate
8reps x 2 (60sec rest)
Wrist rotation with a tennis racket
10 reps x 3 (20 sec rest)
Reverse wrist curls with barbell
12 reps x 3 (30sec rest)
Single arm overhead throws with med
ball
10 reps x 5 (60sec rest)
5 count agility ladder
5sets (20sec rest)
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Rest day
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Core
Single leg deadlift press on bosu with
med ball
Shoulder press with exercise band
Front squat with barbell
85% of 1RM
1-6 repetitions
2-5 minutes rest
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A
F
T
E
R
N
O
O
N
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Cycling
5 sprints (3mins rest between sprints)
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Assisted
Hip Thrusts
Chest fly with dumbbell
Frontal raise
Load: 85% of 1RM
1-6 repetitions
2-5 minutes rest
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Core stability
Double bosu plank ups
Russian twists on fit ball with med
ball
Load: 85% of 1RM
1-6 repetitions
2-5 minutes rest
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Assisted
Overhead cable triceps extensions in
lunge
Bicep curls with dumbbell
Standing calf raises against fit ball
Load: 85% of 1RM
1-6 repetitions
2-5 minutes rest
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E
V
E
N
I
N
G
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Swimming
20x50m (60sec rest period)
Moderate pace
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1.5 mile run
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*All flexibility exercises are performed once a day before
each morning training session, repetitions and loads are defined in the
training plan.
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