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    Reply To:Danny’s long road back to competition

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    Danny Tutskey on June 26, 2007 at 9:42 pm #64889

    Here is the first week of off season training…..

    Monday July 16, 2007

    Workout Emphasis
    Acceleration Dev. & Strength Dev.

    Dynamic Warm up
    Sprint Mechanics
    3 x (3x30m) sprints – 2 min/rep & 5 min/set
    Grass Cooldown

    Power Clean 4×3= 176-176-183-183
    Clean Pull 4×3= 200-200-207-212
    RDL 3×5=
    BB Row 3×5=
    Wt. Chinups 3×8=

    CORE= Monday "Hard Core Meltdown" Workout

    Tuesday July 17, 2007

    Workout Emphasis
    Anaerobic Condition & Regeneration

    Dynamic Warm up
    Hip Mobility
    R&L Leg Lead x2 (each)
    Walk Through x2
    Side Walk Through x2 (each)
    Side Flex x2
    Side Straddle x2
    Side Rhythm x1
    Over/Under x2

    Extensive Tempo
    3 x (120m, 100m, 80m) – 2 min/rep – 5 min/set

    CORE= Tuesday "Hardcore Meltdown" Workout

    Wednesday July 18, 2007

    Workout Emphasis
    Strength/Power Dev.

    Dynamic Warm Up
    Game of Choice

    Med Ball Circuit
    Orangemen (light MB) 65-80 Throws
    Chest Pass
    Overhead Pass
    Across Body Toss
    Hammer Toss
    Clean Toss
    Forward Toss
    Backward Toss

    Back Squat 4×5= 263-263-273-273
    Step-Up 3×5=
    Bench Press 4×5= 175-188-188-195
    Push Press 3×5
    Standing Calf Raise 3×5=

    CORE= Wednesday "Hardcore Meltdown" Workout

    Thursday July 19, 2007

    Workout Emphasis
    Max V
    Strength Dev

    Dynamic Warm Up
    Sprint Mechanics
    Max Vel. Sprints
    Grass Cool down

    6x30m w/30m fly In @ 85-90% – 3-5 min/recovery or HR <120 bts/min

    Snatch 4×3= 125-125-131-134
    Snatch H Pull 4×4= 176-176-183-188
    Good Mornings 4×5=
    Russian Leans 3×6=
    Wt. Reverse Hypers 3×8=

    CORE= Thursday "Hardcore Meltdown" Workout 

    Friday July 20, 2007

    Workout Emphasis
    Active Recovery

    Light Warm Up
    Game of Choice

    General Strength Circuit
    150-200 reps

    CORE= Friday "Hardcore Meltdown" Workout

    Saturday July 21, 2007

    Workout Emphasis
    Strength/Power Development

    Dynamic Warm Up
    Hip Mobility
    R&L Leg Lead x2 (each)
    Walk Through x2
    Side Walk Through x2 (each)
    Side Flex x2
    Side Straddle x2
    Side Rhythm x1
    Over/Under x2

    Hang Clean 4×3= 153-153-160-160
    Back Squat 4×5= 263
    * SL Squat 3×8=
    Wt. Dips 3×8=
    Shoulder Complex 2×10

    4x60m strides

    CORE= Saturday "Hardcore Meltdown" Workout

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