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    agentwinburn tj journal

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        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on December 20, 2006 at 8:41 am #12547

          Monday Dec. 18.:

          Dynamic warm up
          50+ contacts of box jumps with 10lb med ball(1/2 both legs, and 1/2 single leg contacts) (feels good).
          4 sets of 10 one leg jumps off box, jumping as high as possible.

          Hypertrophy weight circuit:  I do three exercises doing one set of 10 and moving to the next with no rest, then rest 1 minute and 30 seconds then repeat it twice to complete 3 sets of 10.

          Circuit 1
          lat pulls 3 sets of 10 at 70%.
          parallel squat 3 sets of 10 at 70%=265
          body curls 3 sets of 10.

          Circuit 2
          incl. bench 3*10 at 55lb dumbells
          supine single leg curls on a ball 3*10
          supermans 3*10

          Circuit 3
          seated rows 3*10 at 130
          power clean 3*10 at 195
          stability ball crunches 3*30

          Core circuit repeat 2 times with no rest:
          legs throws -20
          supermans -15
          stability ball crunches -20
          12lb med ball side to sides 2-0
          stability ball pushups -15
          med ball counts -10
          12lb med ball crunches -20
          back extensions w/25 lbs -10
          alternating v-ups 20

          Cool down on bike for 10 minutes, then stretch.

          Tuesday Dec. 19th:

          Warm up:  jog 1 lap, 10 leg swings each way, scissors, 10 iron crosses, 10 scorpions, sprint mechanics that take 15 minutes.

          2*300 meters at 46 seconds with 2 minute recovery,
          3*200 meters at 28 seconds with 2 minute recovery.  (I don't like sprinting, but I just have to run these good to jump good).

          2 lap cool down and strech.

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on December 20, 2006 at 8:52 am #60946

          About me:
          6 foot 1 inch tall
          168 lbs
          Triple Jump goal= 48 to 50 feet(no number dictates me this year).
          100 meters= 11.6 and unders fine.

          Bests from last year:  verticle jump 34".  Standing long jump 10 feet even.  Never done any other testing except for weights but those change all the time.  I just need to squat 355 (which I already can) and power clean 270 ( I can clean 260 right now, so I'll end up over achieving there in 2 or 3 weeks). 

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on December 24, 2006 at 12:38 am #60947

          Wednesday December 20th.

          Dynamic warmup (15-20 minutes).
          10*60 meter steep hills @100% effort; 2 minute recovery between.  (Speed was consistant, not more than 8 tenths of a second slower on any).

          Weighted Jump circuits:  I go thru list making 1*10 with no rest, then 2 min. recovery then go thru the list again with no rest making it 2*10.

          Box jumps- 2*10
          plate pushups- 2*10
          Step Ups 2*10- each leg (100lbs.)
          One arm med ball pushoffs- 2*10
          Walking lunges 2*10- each leg (70lbs)
          Alternating one arm pushoffs- 2*10
          Lunge jumps- 2*10 each leg (45lbs)
          Clap push ups- 2*10
          Lateral bench hops- 2*20 seconds

          Core circuit:
          leg throws 2*20
          supermans 2*15
          stablilizer ball crunches 2*20
          side to side w/med ball 2*20
          stabilizer ball push ups 2*15
          med ball counts 2*10
          back extensions 2*10
          alternating v-ups 2*20

          Cool down 5-10 minutes
          Stretch

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on December 24, 2006 at 12:46 am #60948

          Thursday December 21st.

          Dynamic Warm up:  Jog 1 lap, 10* leg swings each leg and way, hurdle mobility, 10* Iron crosses, 10*Scropions, Sprint Mechanic drills (15 minutes).

          Double leg jumps for distance 2*20 meters
          5 tuck jumps into 40 meter accelerations (3*)
          5 tuck jumps into 30 meter bounds (3*)
          5 hurdle hops into 30 meter bounds into 20 meter accelerations (3*)
          5 push ups into 20 meter accelerations (3*)

          Jumpers 20 meters continuous: 15lb med ball above head doing…
          A skip forward
          A skip backward
          Duck walk
          Backward run
          …repeat 3 times

          Rhythm drills/hop phase drills
          8*50 meters

          10* wall pushes working on accel mechanics

          cool down 5-10 minutes
          stetch

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on December 24, 2006 at 12:49 am #60949

          Friday December 22nd:

          Dynamic warm up: 30 minutes

          Weight circuit same as Monday December 18th.
          Core circuit 2* same as Monday also.

          Cooldown
          stretch

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on December 24, 2006 at 12:58 am #60950

          Saturday December 23rd:

          Warm up:  Jog 1 lap, leg swings 10* all ways, hurdle mobility, scissors 10*, sprint drills (15 minutes).

          Each jump is small range of motion and below the hip (this is in Boo's DVD called the explosive drills or whatever for the jumps events, my coach thought it would be good to do these this year; also your hips are literally dead, they feel insanely strong after performing this long jumping workout).

          4* laterals, each leg (20 meters)
          4*medials, each leg (20 meters)
          4* left leg (30 meters)
          4* right leg (30 meters)
          4* R-R-L-L (30 meters)
          4*R-L (30 meters)

          4* 5 Hurdle hops
          4* Drop jump into 5 Hurdle hops
          10* Drop jump into long power jump for distance
          3* 30 stadium stair jumping alternating each leg on rows.

          6*100 meter jog backs: ran all between 12.8 seconds to 14.1 seconds.

          Cool down 5-10 minutes
          stretch

        • Participant
          saltojump5 on December 24, 2006 at 1:39 am #60951

          your poll won't let me vote

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on December 24, 2006 at 1:54 am #60952

          You can vote now, if you'd like.  I unlocked it.

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on February 15, 2007 at 9:31 am #60953

          Did a lot of stuff leading up to now… So… I'll just start where I am now today.

          Wednesday, February 14, 2007:

          Warm up: jog 1 lap, leg swings, hurdle mobility drills(10 minutes)

          10* 100 walk backs.  Ladder up and down running from 14 seconds to 11 seconds.

          Max Strength circuit:  5 sets of 3 reps at 95%.
          Front Squats- 255 lbs.
          Seated Rows- 150 lbs.
          Single leg ham curls- 110 lbs.
          Incline press dumbells- 70 lb dumbells each
          High Clean Pulls- 235 lbs.

          Cooldown:  on bike for 7 minutes.  Stretching.

        • Participant
          utfootball4 on February 15, 2007 at 10:13 am #60954

          how can u do 5×3 at 95%?

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on February 16, 2007 at 9:49 am #60955

          Good question.  At the beginning of the meso cycle we do 6 sets of 5 reps at 80 to 85%.  And work up from their doing two lifting sessions a week.  This is the third week.  So as I lift heavy weight I get stronger right?  So the so called old 95% is actually 85 to 90 depending on much stronger, due to adaptation, I got during those three weeks.

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on February 16, 2007 at 9:56 am #60956

          Thursday, February 15th, 2007:

          AM:  Bounding (power/speed).  2 to 3 min. rest between sets.
          2*20 meters- right leg
          2*20 meters- left leg
          4*40 meters- right, right, left, left…..
          5*40 meters- alternating right and left.
          7* STJ.

          Afternoon:  Warm up lap, leg swings, sprint mech. (15 minutes).

          8*80 meters in and outs.  80 to 90 percent effort.
          8*40 meter relays at 85 percent effort.

          ab circuit = 300 reps total with and without med balls.
          cooldown on bike for 10 minutes.

        • Participant
          utfootball4 on February 16, 2007 at 10:26 am #60957

          Good question.  At the beginning of the meso cycle we do 6 sets of 5 reps at 80 to 85%.  And work up from their doing two lifting sessions a week.  This is the third week.  So as I lift heavy weight I get stronger right?  So the so called old 95% is actually 85 to 90 depending on much stronger, due to adaptation, I got during those three weeks.

          damn i wouldnt even come close to ever doing 6×5 at 85%, thats a 100% effort.

        • Keymaster
          Mike Young on February 16, 2007 at 11:42 am #60958

          damn i wouldnt even come close to ever doing 6×5 at 85%, thats a 100% effort.

          I've done it before but it was during a squat cycle and it was almost certain that my max at the time of the workout was actually higher than the max that the %s were based off of.

          If you look at the Smolov cycles for example, it prescribes what would seem to be impossible %s.

          Having said that under normal circumstances I'd never try 6 x 5 @ 85%.

          ELITETRACK Founder

        • Participant
          utfootball4 on February 16, 2007 at 12:01 pm #60959

          [quote author="utfootball4" date="1171601842"]
          damn i wouldnt even come close to ever doing 6×5 at 85%, thats a 100% effort.

          I've done it before but it was during a squat cycle and it was almost certain that my max at the time of the workout was actually higher than the max that the %s were based off of.

          If you look at the Smolov cycles for example, it prescribes what would seem to be impossible %s.

          Having said that under normal circumstances I'd never try 6 x 5 @ 85%.
          [/quote]

          thats one reason why i never did the russ squat cycle bc those %'s were high for the reps.

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on February 17, 2007 at 10:11 am #60960

          Friday, February 16, 2007:

          Warm Up:  Bike for 10 minutes.  Then just did some intense bike workout that I don't want to type out.  It lasted 20 minutes total.

          Max Strength:  5 sets of 2 reps.  1 set of 10 reps at 70%.

          Front Squat: 265lbs.
          Seated Rows: 160 lbs.
          Single Leg Ham curls: 120 lbs.
          Incl. Press: 70 lb db
          High Pull Clean: 245 lbs.

          Ab circuit- 300 reps total.

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on April 11, 2007 at 8:29 am #60961

          It's been a while since I've logged somethin.

          Monday April 9th:

          Warm up: jog 1 lap, leg swings, sprint mechanics, fast leg cycles took 20 min.

          Was going to 300m time trial, but it's wet in Oregon today.

          5*30 meter down hill sprints at 100% effort.
          4*40 meter sprints with 4 high hurdle hops at start.
          4*40 meter falling start sprints.
          4*stadium stairs up and down every step as fast as possible.

          cooldown jog 2 laps,stretch, ice.

          Tuesday April 10th:

          Warm up: jog 1 lap, leg swings, sprint mech's. 

          2*40 meter alt. leg bounds with 20 meter run.
          2*40 meter RRLL bounds with 20 meter run.
          2*40 meter LLR bounds with 20 meter run.  (LLR is my triple jump)
          2*20 meter alt leg bounds with 20 meter run.
          2*20 meter RRLL bounds with 20 meter run.

          1/2 squats for explosion 2*85%, 1*50%
          Power Clean at 2*85%, 1*50%
          Hammy curls on physio ball 2*10 quick
          speed push ups alt one hand on med ball 2*15
          Drop jump from 36" platform with 16lb med ball for explosion 1*7 forward, 1*7 backward, 1*7 straight up.

          Cooldown on bike, ice, stretch.

          Notes: bounding is my biggest strength is for me out of all other stuff.  I just smoke our other triple jumpers by like 20 meters in the workouts, it makes me feel good.  Triple jumping this weekend, and then triple jumping at the Oregon Invite next weekend, which is good too.

        • Participant
          saltojump5 on April 12, 2007 at 12:18 pm #60962

          Your workouts are very similar to mine from college. Oh the nostalgia. Did you get your 48' TJ indoors you were looking for? How did it turn out for you? It sounds like things are going well for you outdoors. Hopefully you can log more often, so we can see what develops.

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on April 12, 2007 at 9:58 pm #60963

          Yeah, I go to a community college.  We can't afford indoors!  At least that's what the coach says.  48 is a work in progress for outdoors at the moment.  I've only jumped 3 times so far this year and recorded 45' 1" so far.  I'll be tripling 5 more times then my season is done.  So I gotta pull a fast one.  However, I am accepting the challenge to attend Sacremento State University jump corps this coming fall.  So I best get that 48 soon :).

          Thursday April 12, 2007:
          Warm up: jog 1 lap, sprint mech., fast leg cycles, leg swings.

          6*approaches, both long and triple, then 4*120 meters sprint float sprint and the last one at 100%.

          60%= 6 reps

          Jump Squats: 3*60%
          Dbl leg ham curls: 3*60%
          Power Clean: 3*60%
          Seated Rows: 3*60%

          Cooldown on bike for 7 minutes, ice, stretch.

        • Participant
          saltojump5 on April 24, 2007 at 12:10 pm #60964

          Mmmm. That explains it, then. Good challenge and I think you'll make it. If it's in your psyche, which it seems to be, that will draw you closer to achieving it. 

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on April 30, 2007 at 10:21 am #60965

          April something, not long after my April 12th post…

          Injured my high hamstring and hip flexor on the same leg… MY HOP and STEP leg!  That is my left leg.  Didn't compete at Oregon Invite, which is silly.  Haven' competed or done n e training besides warming up and doing core for 1 week.  My coach doesn't want me to now jump until championships.  This is 4 weeks away… what to do? 

          Currently April 29th:
          My hip is almost healed and hamstring is really tight but healed.  Still pain in hip when jumping and full sprinting.  Probably do some core circuits and do hang cleans and snatches this week.  Seeing a chiro to get stem and ice and other stuff to heal it.

          Story= didn't jump last year at all due to hamstring injury… jumped 3 times this year and got 45' 1" in March.  Injured again…. One more time to jump then I'm supposed to compete D1 starting fall 07.  Well, I really gotta get things together now.  It makes for a better story if I do get a 48 or 49… what a feat that will be?  That's my motivation… people do stuff that's never been done before all the time… Like Saltojump5 doing Edwards training.  I must make the decision to be successful and believe.

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on October 25, 2007 at 2:28 am #60966

          Ok so I'm healed and not doing the Jump Attack Program after one cycle!  It was nuts and too hard to combine with track training!  What was I thinking?

          About me now:

          6' 1/2"
          175lbs to go down to 165lbs soon!
          No tests so far
          PR's:

          Triple Jump: 46' 11"
          Long Jump: 21' 8"

          I've gone through so much weird training and random training that I am now going to do a program that makes sense!

          Monday (Neuromuscular Development, High Demand)
          Warm up jog
          Dynamic Flex exercises
          Sprint Development Drills
          Accelerations (4x10m, 4x20m, 4x30m)
          Multi Jumps
          Standing long jump-5x
          3 Standing long jumps- 5x
          Standing triple jump- 10x
          Weight Training
          Olympic Lifts-(Pulls= high pulls, low pulls) 6×4
          Deep Squat- 4×8
          Incline Press- 4×8
          Cool down

          Tuesday (General Training, Energy System/Endocrine Fitness)
          Warm up jog
          Dynamic Flex exercises
          Hurdle mobility
          Technique Drills
          Skips for height-2x50m
          Skips for distance- 2x50m
          Run-Run-Jump- 2x50m
          Static Dynamic jumps- length of runway 2x
          General Strength:
          1x thru 24 exercises 10 reps each
          Cool down

          Wednesday (Neuromuscular Development, Low Demand)
          Warm up jog
          Dynamic Flex exercises
          Sprint Development Drills
          Hill Runs 6x120m
          Weight Training
          Olympic lifts (cleans 4×3)
          Step Ups (2×5 each leg)
          Lunge Walks (2×5 each leg)
          Incline Press (4×5)
          Cool down

          Thursday (General Training, General Strength, Endurance)
          Warm up jog
          Dynamic Flex exercises
          Hurdle mobility
          Technique Drills
          Skips for height-3x50m
          Skips for distance- 3x50m
          Static Dynamic jumps- length of runway 3x
          Medicine Ball Circuit
          Cool down

          Friday (Neuromuscular Development, High Demand)
          Warm up jog
          Dynamic Flex exercises
          Sprint Development Drills
          Acceleration Development (resisted runs, 12x30m)
          Multi Jump (in place circuit)
          Squat Jumps-2×10
          Split Squat Jumps-2×10
          Cycled split squat jumps-2×10
          Tuck Jumps (legs extended)-2×10
          Weight Training
          Olympic Lifts (Pulls 6×4)
          Dead lifts- 4×8
          Incline Press- 4×8
          Cool down

          Saturday (General Training, Energy System/Endocrine Development)
          Warm up jog
          Dynamic Flex exercises
          Sprint Development Drills
          Extensive Tempo (8 x 150m, recovery???s 2 minutes)
          Bodybuilding Lifts
          Circuit A or B, 2×10 each exercise
          Cool down

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on October 25, 2007 at 2:32 am #60967

          The weekly program posted above is what I am going to do for 4 weeks!  With increasing volumes and switching of bodybuilding circuits and increasing and decreasing volumes with respect to other stuff.

          Any comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
          Is this a solid base or what?

          And yes, I did get it from Boo's Complete Track and Field Conditioning Guide!  What do you think about it?

        • Participant
          timyeh on October 25, 2007 at 2:56 am #60968

          I'm no expert, but that looks like a really nice program.  Mike had me do a similar GPP program and the results were very good.

        • Participant
          mortac8 on October 25, 2007 at 3:33 am #60969

          Ok so I'm healed and not doing the Jump Attack Program after one cycle!  It was nuts and too hard to combine with track training!  What was I thinking?

          Didn't you post about how great it was a week or two ago?

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on October 25, 2007 at 3:53 am #60970

          lol.  yeah, I did post a week ago about how great it was and the progress.  The progress was great vertical jumping ability.  I started to realize that I'm not a vertical jumper, I'm training to be a triple jumper!  I have a great vertical going into this year because of it though, so it was good, but Boo's program now is better for what my athletic goals are.  I just needed a break from track training.

          What do you think about this program?  I'm so new to the concept of doing drills as part of training?!  I came from a program (community college) where we just trained and showed up at meets without doing any drills.  We did bounding and we just got our approaches at meets never really practiced for long or triple jump.  So I'm really curious how much of an improvement I'll get now that I'll be working on technique?

        • Participant
          mortac8 on October 25, 2007 at 4:09 am #60971

          It looks good on paper.  The key is who's monitoring the work.  You can do Boo's program all you want but without Boo it won't be nearly as effective.

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on October 25, 2007 at 4:32 am #60972

          That's true.  I left a D1 school this year and now I have to sit out a year before I can go to another D1.  So in other words, I have no coach or team or anything like that.  I'm on my own.  So naturally I do have a video camera and I can video tape myself doing the technique drills and compare them with Boo's DVD's on demonstrating proper technique.  Not as effective is right, but hey I gotta do what I can.  I heard Dick Booth say that a picture is worth a thousand words, so maybe it will be effective enough to make progress.

          Or, what would you do if you were sitting out a year and training on your own?

        • Participant
          mortac8 on October 25, 2007 at 7:27 am #60973

          I like the taping yourself idea.  It's a real pain in the butt sometimes but it's often highly useful.

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on November 4, 2007 at 2:57 am #60974

          Testing today… Saturday Nov. 3rd:

          STJ: 28'9"

          Standing RR-LL jump: 48' 2" or 14.7 meters.

          These two tests are pretty much in agreement with another, so it would appear that I could jump 14.7 meters right now.  I'm not suprised at all because every coach I have ever done drills around or jumped or practiced around always says to me I could go further than what my PR is, so it's no shock.  Which is good with just general prep under my belt so far. 
          Starting SPP on Monday Nov.5th.

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on November 6, 2007 at 11:52 pm #60975

          SPP

          Monday 5th:

          Warm up, dynamic flex exercises
          Sprint Drills
          Hills… 3x20m, 3x30m, 3x40m

          Weights-
          Snatch (6×2)- 135
          Deep Squat (6×5)- 275
          Bench Press (6×5)- 60 db

          Multi Throws-
          2×8 each
          chest pass
          overhead toss
          between leg forward throw
          overhead backward throw
          Twist pass
          Hammer hip throws (each side)

          Cool Down
          Stretch

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on November 6, 2007 at 11:58 pm #60976

          Tuesday:

          Warm up, Dynamic Flex exercises
          Hurdle Mobility (lots)
          Short Run Jumping and Technique Drills
          –3x40m skips for height
          –3x40m skips for distance
          –4x40m run-run jump
          –4x Hurdle jumps

          General Strength-ab/spine circuit
          Bodybuilding Lifts- A

          A=Circuit A:

          Knee extension

          Rows

          Lunges

          Lat Pulls to back

          Leg Curls

          Behind Neck Press

          Lunge walks

          Dips

          Hanging Leg lifts

          Back Hypers

          Russian Twists

          Behind Neck Press

          Cool Down
          Barefoot Strengthening
          Stretch

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on November 8, 2007 at 12:28 pm #60977

          Warm Up (jog, dynamic flex exercises, sprint drills)
          6x Approaches
          Bounding Drills
          6x (SLJ, STJ, 3xSLJ, RRLL, LLRR)
          6x (3 L, 3L, LLRR, RRLL, LRLR, RLRL)
          1x (R small, LLRR small, medial)
          1x (L small, RRLL small, lateral)
          Weight Training
          Olympic Lifts (Pulls 6×3)-185lbs
          Split Squats (2×6)-205lbs
          Step Ups (2×6)-170lbs
          Pullovers (4×6)-40 db
          Cool Down

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on November 17, 2007 at 1:48 am #60978

          Took a week off just stretching and resting after the last post.

          Wednesday:
          Warm up: jog, dynamic stretching, sprint drills.
          6x Approaches
          Bounding
          –5x (SLJ, STJ, 3xSLJ, RRLL, LLRR)
          –5x (3L, 3R, LLRR, RRLL, LRLR, RLRL)
          –1x (medials, laterals, and short small bounds each side)
          Weight Training
          –Pulls (6×3) various depths at 185lbs
          –Split Squats (2×6) at 205lbs
          –Step Ups (high box) (2×6) at 170lbs
          –Pullovers (4×6) at 60lb db
          Cool Down

          Thursday:
          Warm up: jog, dynamic flex drills, and hurdle mobility.
          Technique Drills- length of runway
          4x skips for height
          4x skips for distance
          4x run…run…jump
          4x hurdle jumps
          Advanced Core Exercises- quasi core circuit on med ball, various physio ball advanced core stuff.
          Cool Down

          Friday:
          Warm Up: jog, dynamic flex exercises, sprint drills.
          Speed Development: 5x90m sprint float sprint
          Depth Jumps-various
          Weights:
          –Cleans (6×4) at 185-205lbs
          –Half Squats (4×6) at 315lbs with explosion to top
          –Speed Incline Press (4×6) with db
          Cool Down

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on November 18, 2007 at 10:01 am #60979

          Saturday:
          Warm up: jog, dynamic flex exercises, sprint drills
          250m, 2×200, 3×150 (fast) 4min rest in between.
          Bodybuilding Circuit (B) 2×10 each exercise
          Cool Down

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on November 20, 2007 at 2:23 pm #60980

          Monday:
          Warm up: jog, dynamic flex exercises, sprint drills
          4x20m, 4x30m, 4x40m, Acceleration up hill- rest 1 min. after each
          Hang High Pulls (6×4)-235lbs
          Deep Squat (6×5)-285lbs
          Incline Press (6×5)-60lb DB
          Multi Throws
          Cool Down

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on November 21, 2007 at 12:01 am #60981

          Tuesday:
          Warm Up: jog, dynamic flex exercises
          Hurdle Mobility
          Short Run Jumping and Technique Drills
          4x (runway) skips for height
          4x (runway) skips for distance
          4xstatic dynamic jumps
          General Strength
          Abdominal/Spinal Circuit
          Bodybuilding Lifts (A)
          Cool Down

        • Participant
          cliffordwinburn on December 5, 2007 at 12:14 pm #60982

          Been really busy… like everyone else, so I'll post last weeks and this weeks up til this point.

          Last week:

          Monday:
          Warm Up
          Approaches 6x
          Resisted/Assisted Runs (4×20, 4×30, 4x40m)
          Weight Training
          Olympic Lifts (Snatch 5×5), box to SLJ
          Deep Squats (5×5), squat jumps
          Incline Press (5×5), clap push ups
          Cool down

          Tuesday:
          Warm Up
          Hurdle Mobility
          Short Run Jumping and Technique Drills
          6x short approach long jumps off box
          4x hurdle jumps
          4x short run jumps
          General Strength
          Abdominal/Spinal Circuit
          Bodybuilding Lifts (A)
          Cool Down

          Wednesday:
          Warm Up
          Bounding Drills
          6×15 no run (RLRL), (LRLR)
          6×10 no run (RRLL), (LLRR)
          4×10 with run (RR???), (LL???)
          10×3 no run (STJ)
          Stadium Runs (4x run, 1xhop)
          Sand Hops 30x each leg
          Weight Training
          Olympic Lifts (Clean to Push Press 4×4)
          Lunges (2×6), lunge jumps
          Step Ups (2×6), cycle lunge jumps
          Speed Push ups DB (5, 4, 3, 2)
          Cool Down

          Thursday:
          Warm Up
          Hurdle Mobility
          Technique Drills
          3x (runway) skips for height
          3x (runway) skips for distance
          3xstatic dynamic jump
          Bodybuilding Lifts (B)
          Cool Down

          Friday:
          Warm Up
          Speed Development (4x60m resisted, 4x60m assisted)
          Weight Training
          Olympic Lifts (Pulls 5×5), box to SLJ
          Half Squats (5×5), tuck jumps
          Incline Press (5×5), clap push ups
          Cool Down

          Saturday:
          Warm Up
          Tempo Runs (5x300m)
          Multi Throws
          Advanced Core Exercises
          Cool Down Activity

          This Week:

          Warm Up
          Approaches 6x
          Resisted/Assisted Runs (4×20, 4×30, 4x40m)
          Weight Training
          Olympic Lifts (Snatch 5×5), box to SLJ
          Deep Squats (5×5), squat jumps
          Incline Press (5×5), clap push ups
          Cool down

          Tuesday:
          Warm Up
          Hurdle Mobility
          Short Run Jumping and Technique Drills
          6x short approach long jumps off box
          4x hurdle jumps
          4x short run jumps
          General Strength
          Abdominal/Spinal Circuit
          Bodybuilding Lifts (A)
          Cool Down

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