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    Reply To:My GPP Plan, please critique!

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    fabio on July 5, 2004 at 7:05 am #30020

    Yea, I was thinking about scrapping the MB circuits on monday and friday and maybe just putting the explosive MB workouts on monday and friday.

    the different starts were mainly for variety but the block starts are so i can work on my block form and the lying starts re ot develop the quickness that i need thefirst few steps and the 3 pt/ start is the normal standard start i use in training.

    if you wouldn't do intensive tempo on wednesday then what would you do? or would you just switch the int. tempo session with another day?

    here is what the program would look like with the above layout:

    Monday-Acceleration Dev.-Weights
    3-4x30m w/ Isorobic Exerciser
    3x10m block starts
    2x10m 3 pt. starts
    2x15m standing start
    2x15m falling start
    3x20m lying starts
    1x20m block start

    Explosive MB:
    Overhead Toss-4×5
    Lunge Toss-4×5
    Push Press-4×5

    Plyos:
    Box Jumps-2×5
    Stair Jumps-2-3×10
    Vertical Jumps-2-3×6
    Hip Flexor Jump-2-3×5

    Weights(density training)
    Bench Press-8×4@65%
    Squat-8×4@65%
    Power Clean4x4 @ 80%
    Seated Rows-3×10
    Military Press-3×5-10
    SLDL-3×6

    Tuesday-Tempo, Circuits
    Tempo-3x4x200m
    1x200m
    (total volume-2600m)
    4-5x80m Running A's

    GS Circuit:
    Pull Ups-3x max reps
    Dips-3xmax reps
    Push Ups-3x max reps
    Bodyweight Squat-3x 1 min
    Bodyweight Lunges-3×10 each leg
    Mountain Climbers-3x 1 min

    MB Core Circuit all of them are 3×30 seconds)
    MB Crunch
    MB Rev. Crunch
    MB Twist
    MB Jacknife
    MB Led Ad-Abs

    Wednesday-Intensive Tempo, Weights
    2×300-400-300 with 5 min rest, 10 min between sets

    Plyos:
    Bounding-2×20-30m
    Vertical Jump-2-3×6
    Straight-Legged Bounding-2-3×20-30m
    Long Jumps-2×5

    Weights:
    Bench Press-8×4@65%
    Front Squat-8×4@65%
    Power Clean4x2 @ 90%
    Seated Rows-3×10
    Military Press-3×5-10
    SLDL-3×6

    Thursday-Tempo-Circuits
    Tempo-10x150m
    5x200m
    4-5x60M Running A's

    GS Circuit:
    Pull Ups-3×10
    Dips-3×10
    Push Ups-3×10-15
    Bdywght Squats-3×15-20
    Bdywght Lunges-3×10-15

    MB Core Circuit
    Same as tuesday

    Friday-Power speed Hills-Weights
    MB Accels-2x30m
    Power Speed Hills-5-6x30m

    Accel Dev:
    3x15m block starts
    3x15m lying starts
    3x20m block starts

    Explosive MB:
    Lunge Toss-4×5
    Woodchoppers-4×5
    Overhead Toss-4×5

    Plyos:
    Box Jumps-2×5
    Scissor Split Jumps-2×5
    Hip Flexor Jump-2×5
    Stair Jumps-2-3×10

    Weights:
    Bench Press-8×4@65%
    Squat-8×4@65%
    Hang Clean-4×3 @ 85%
    Seated Rows-3×10
    Military Press3x6-10
    SLDL-3×6

    i didn't change the acceleration development but what i would change wiht it is to only stick with lying, block, and 3 pt starts.

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