Built my workout plan around Garage Strength videos, currtently running a 3 weight training days and 2 outdoors training. Lowerbody strenght Upper strengh Athleat day (pylos+basketball) Fullbody Strength Max sprinting + quick basketball work It has been amazing for me
I’ve been running a 6 day a week Push and ABs Pull and power cleans Heavy leg and balance work and high intensity cardio Upper body (chest shoulders traps and back) and abs Power cleans + plyos + legs + high intensity cardio Active recovery/plyo day Each day I cycle through new workouts but I make it a goal to target each kinda movement twice a week: squat, bench, deadlift, core, cardio, sprints, power cleans, vertical jump work, sled pushes, push-ups, pull-ups, etc I hit mostly free weight movements and balance movements with only a couple of isolated machine exercises (as I want to avoid making my routine a bodybuilder routine) just to target any weakness in my body. I’d say that my training is about 60% strength training and 40% athletic training. Works great for me because my focus is to primarily be strong while being athletic enough to dunk a basketball off a fast break and run a solid 40 yard/mile time. Edit: I wouldn’t recommend beginners to hop into this kinda training because it took me a couple years to be build up the foundation to be able to handle this kinda volume and stress on the joints daily. I originally started with 3 days a week and worked my way up to 4 days a week etc
Sounds like a fun split! Tbf though even for more advanced athletes, training plyometics two days back to back will likely be at best counter-productive and at worst detrimental. Obviously there's always exceptions to the rule and the degree to which it will matter depends greatly on the intensity and volume of said plyos. But generally speaking I'd avoid butting plyo days against each other.
My usual training split is, Monday - Legs Lift: Squats Hip thrusts Trap bar jumps release into box jumps (and leg isolation) Conditioning: Med ball slams Box step up knees Med ball right side slams 10 box jumps 10 teeps each side over box This workout circuit for 3x Then battle ropes: 20secs on 10secs off 4 variations of battle rope work for 3sets Then my Muay Thai practice Tuesday: 2-3 mile run Upper body lifts: Shoulder press Back rows Deadlift(only deadlift once a week) Pull up negatives Single arm isolation lifts (PT with coach) Boxing practice Wednesday: Same conditioning’s circuits as Monday Muay Thai practice Maybe a 2-3 mile run depending on how my body is doing Thursday: full body lifts Olympic lifting: Hang cleans Hang clean split jerks Snatches Boxing practice 2-3mile run Friday: Conditioning circuits from Monday and Wednesday then Muay Thai practice Then a light run Saturday: full body lifts Olympic lifting and some powerlifting Clean and jerks Squats Box squats Chest press Sunday rest day I am a starting junior amateur Muay Thai fighter 15years old girl been training Muay Thai for almost 2 years now Boxing a year and started this split 4-5months ago. I went to practice regularly but started more cardio, conditioning, and weight training a couple months ago. Once I’m 2-3 weeks out for a fight I deload on the weights and practice more and cardio. I found this account a while ago and studied the videos to really find what would work and apply well and it has really helped me as an athlete.
Would be so dope if you had a program for people 30+. I'm almost 35 and I'm just tryna stay strong, explosive, mobile, and agile for the rest of my damn life.
I think an amazing video would be specifically for Lineman in football. Both sides of the ball. As a lineman I dont find many videos specialized for us and I think it would be very helpful
Great content as always. As a grappling & strength/conditioning coach I totally agree with the 4 day split. And I totally disagree with the bench press for grapplers. :D Slight incline dumbell press on a hypertrophy day is good though, and dips are great for chest development.
Are athletes usually hitting the weight room before or after their sport practice? I struggle with multi-sport athletes who have some kind of practice 6-7 days a week, and how to also make sure there's enough time to recover.
I love the 3 days a week. possibly a 4th day but that would be more of an athlete day. I do think athletes, football specifically, needs 3 weight training days a week.
Hi there coach!!, uhm Iam Isaac and i'm only 15yrsold athlete (discus thrower)from Philippines. I want to go to university when i enter my college I want to be a stronger coach, can you give me some advice and program training so i can have more knowledge about like rotational, strength. I m watching to ur videos but some, icant understand or get it🤗😅
I’m a female basketball player, I want to lift and get more athletic. (My brothers play Fortnite and switched my pfp) Does anyone have a good workout plan to do this? I know I should use plyometrics and strength training I just can’t find a good workout to stick with
You can try our Peak Strength App. We have programs just for basketball and you try your first 5 workouts for free if you're interested: www.peakstrength.app/?YT&Video&APP&UltWOSplit
@@GarageStrengthHey, is there a chance that you can make a video about how to implement every part of athlete training into one big off season programme. By that I mean gym work, cardio, sport specific technique training(In my case its handball) organized, at an example monday legs+cardio tuesday upper+sport specific etc. Thanks in advance
RIP - with one caveat. Doing some low volume and moderate load impulse work (as Dane calls it), in the hours before a game, could potentiate power-derived athletic qualities. I would probably reserve this for well trained athletes, and would certainly test it out for the individual before a practice or scrimmage before just throwing in a variable like that before a big game. This effect will work best for power sports, and the effect will diminish the longer the event lasts.
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Is training each of these qualities once a week really enough to see results? And if so will you improve in all areas or will you need to focus on one area and maintain the others?
That can be pretty athlete specific. A lot depends on your schedule, team training, and your ability to recover. If you can make it work however, an "ideal" set up for a 5 day split might be 3 on - 1 off - 2 on - 1 off.
Perhaps, if you are newer to training. But honestly if you've been hitting the gym consistently for several months, you should be able to add another day in (provided you're not in-season) without much fuss. If you find you are too sore, this could mean a couple of things. Firstly, I'd look at your nutrition. Are you getting 0.8-1.0 g protein per pound of bodyweight? Are you getting enough healthy carbs and fats (often overlooked for recovery)? And are you getting enough sleep? If you answered yes to those questions and still don't feel able to add a 4th day of training, then I'd reassess your current training, as in that case you're likely overdoing it in your current sessions.
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Built my workout plan around Garage Strength videos, currtently running a 3 weight training days and 2 outdoors training.
Lowerbody strenght
Upper strengh
Athleat day (pylos+basketball)
Fullbody Strength
Max sprinting + quick basketball work
It has been amazing for me
Hey would I be able to know all of the workouts you do?
Please share your routine 🙏
what exercises and stuff should i do?
that's awesome 👌!! I am building my workout plan as well. Please share yours!
Hi do u have an instagram or other for talk about that please 🙏
I’ve been running a 6 day a week
Push and ABs
Pull and power cleans
Heavy leg and balance work and high intensity cardio
Upper body (chest shoulders traps and back) and abs
Power cleans + plyos + legs + high intensity cardio
Active recovery/plyo day
Each day I cycle through new workouts but I make it a goal to target each kinda movement twice a week: squat, bench, deadlift, core, cardio, sprints, power cleans, vertical jump work, sled pushes, push-ups, pull-ups, etc
I hit mostly free weight movements and balance movements with only a couple of isolated machine exercises (as I want to avoid making my routine a bodybuilder routine) just to target any weakness in my body. I’d say that my training is about 60% strength training and 40% athletic training. Works great for me because my focus is to primarily be strong while being athletic enough to dunk a basketball off a fast break and run a solid 40 yard/mile time.
Edit: I wouldn’t recommend beginners to hop into this kinda training because it took me a couple years to be build up the foundation to be able to handle this kinda volume and stress on the joints daily. I originally started with 3 days a week and worked my way up to 4 days a week etc
Sounds like a fun split! Tbf though even for more advanced athletes, training plyometics two days back to back will likely be at best counter-productive and at worst detrimental. Obviously there's always exceptions to the rule and the degree to which it will matter depends greatly on the intensity and volume of said plyos. But generally speaking I'd avoid butting plyo days against each other.
Do you train till failure every day?
@@twistafps4033 no, one or two weeks out of the month I go till failure or progressive overload, the other two weeks are semi deload
Hi do u have an instagram or other for talk about that please 🙏
My usual training split is,
Monday - Legs
Lift:
Squats
Hip thrusts
Trap bar jumps release into box jumps (and leg isolation)
Conditioning:
Med ball slams
Box step up knees
Med ball right side slams
10 box jumps
10 teeps each side over box
This workout circuit for 3x
Then battle ropes: 20secs on 10secs off
4 variations of battle rope work for 3sets
Then my Muay Thai practice
Tuesday:
2-3 mile run
Upper body lifts:
Shoulder press
Back rows
Deadlift(only deadlift once a week)
Pull up negatives
Single arm isolation lifts
(PT with coach)
Boxing practice
Wednesday:
Same conditioning’s circuits as Monday
Muay Thai practice
Maybe a 2-3 mile run depending on how my body is doing
Thursday: full body lifts
Olympic lifting:
Hang cleans
Hang clean split jerks
Snatches
Boxing practice
2-3mile run
Friday:
Conditioning circuits from Monday and Wednesday then Muay Thai practice
Then a light run
Saturday: full body lifts
Olympic lifting and some powerlifting
Clean and jerks
Squats
Box squats
Chest press
Sunday rest day
I am a starting junior amateur Muay Thai fighter 15years old girl been training Muay Thai for almost 2 years now Boxing a year and started this split 4-5months ago. I went to practice regularly but started more cardio, conditioning, and weight training a couple months ago. Once I’m 2-3 weeks out for a fight I deload on the weights and practice more and cardio.
I found this account a while ago and studied the videos to really find what would work and apply well and it has really helped me as an athlete.
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Would be so dope if you had a program for people 30+. I'm almost 35 and I'm just tryna stay strong, explosive, mobile, and agile for the rest of my damn life.
You can still train normal
If you want to perform like your in your 20s then train like your in your 20s
I think an amazing video would be specifically for Lineman in football. Both sides of the ball. As a lineman I dont find many videos specialized for us and I think it would be very helpful
@GarageStrength your audio is missing in the last minute and bit of this video
Great content as always.
As a grappling & strength/conditioning coach I totally agree with the 4 day split. And I totally disagree with the bench press for grapplers. :D Slight incline dumbell press on a hypertrophy day is good though, and dips are great for chest development.
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Is this split good. day 1 heavy legs and core day 2 chest and back day 3 arms and plyos day 4 shoulders and triceps
I would love to see garage strength develop a training program for uk 🇬🇧 forces ! On the app
Thanks man
Can you do a video about the Agility Ladder ?
no thanks
Do a video about elbow flexors I think I have permanent nerve damage or a compressed nerve idk I think those will help
Man has on a gza shirt. I have subscribed 💪🏾
me personally, 12 times a week; 2 lower body, 2 upper body, 2 impulse/hypertrophy/abs, 3 sprinting, 1 sprinting technique and 2 plyos
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I've been doing 3 lower/upper splits per week, so six days. I just try to keep volume a little lower since the training frequency is higher.
Are athletes usually hitting the weight room before or after their sport practice? I struggle with multi-sport athletes who have some kind of practice 6-7 days a week, and how to also make sure there's enough time to recover.
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Prob should email him for a question, he very rarely responds to comments
I still can’t tell if the elephant noises are legit or a joke
F=mA
Or just ANNOYING! I’ll be blocking this channel, especially since I’ve watched a couple of them and learned nothing new.
I agree. Very annoying@@tallndorky
VERY ANNOYING NOISE!!!
Super legit!
I love the 3 days a week. possibly a 4th day but that would be more of an athlete day. I do think athletes, football specifically, needs 3 weight training days a week.
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Workout plan for cricketers plz
Can u make a video about soccer upper body day
i need program for kabaddi workout
So when we do this 5day split should we begin the cycle again or do we have 2rest days. As in monday-friday lifting and sat, sun rest
Those elephant noises got me 😅
Great🐐
what changes do you make in season
Hi there coach!!, uhm Iam Isaac and i'm only 15yrsold athlete (discus thrower)from Philippines. I want to go to university when i enter my college I want to be a stronger coach, can you give me some advice and program training so i can have more knowledge about like rotational, strength. I m watching to ur videos but some, icant understand or get it🤗😅
Yes. Yes. And yes.
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I’m a female basketball player, I want to lift and get more athletic. (My brothers play Fortnite and switched my pfp) Does anyone have a good workout plan to do this? I know I should use plyometrics and strength training I just can’t find a good workout to stick with
You can try our Peak Strength App. We have programs just for basketball and you try your first 5 workouts for free if you're interested: www.peakstrength.app/?YT&Video&APP&UltWOSplit
@@GarageStrengthHey, is there a chance that you can make a video about how to implement every part of athlete training into one big off season programme. By that I mean gym work, cardio, sport specific technique training(In my case its handball) organized, at an example monday legs+cardio tuesday upper+sport specific etc. Thanks in advance
End of video audio cut off??
I’ve got a question….. how do you feel about a high school that makes their athletes lift on game days?????
RIP - with one caveat. Doing some low volume and moderate load impulse work (as Dane calls it), in the hours before a game, could potentiate power-derived athletic qualities. I would probably reserve this for well trained athletes, and would certainly test it out for the individual before a practice or scrimmage before just throwing in a variable like that before a big game. This effect will work best for power sports, and the effect will diminish the longer the event lasts.
Hello sir, can u make video on how to improve shooting range in basketball?
So how would this translate to training for something like Seal
What about if im an armwrestling athlete ?
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Amen Brother
Definitely not. He never claims clearly he’s god. There’s only one god he wasn’t born nor begotten.
"I am the son of man" for the time it means that he claiming that he is god. Therefore your argument is wrong.
@@rockmanspiff8849 do you know how many people are referred to as son of man or son of god in Bible? you have some reading to do
@@Be_Greateful_For_Everything Just Jesus. He’s the only one. Do one google search. Also even if what you said was true it would not counter act that Jesus said he was the son of man. I just want you to know Jesus claimed to be the son of man.
Is training each of these qualities once a week really enough to see results? And if so will you improve in all areas or will you need to focus on one area and maintain the others?
periodization.
Would this be useful during in-season or off-season?
In season but decrease intensity
For the 5 days split. Would you recommend taking a rest day to break up the 5 days or grind all 5 in a row and then take 2 off
That can be pretty athlete specific. A lot depends on your schedule, team training, and your ability to recover. If you can make it work however, an "ideal" set up for a 5 day split might be 3 on - 1 off - 2 on - 1 off.
yeah but wouldnt you be too sore from the previous days to effectively workout 4+ times a week
Perhaps, if you are newer to training. But honestly if you've been hitting the gym consistently for several months, you should be able to add another day in (provided you're not in-season) without much fuss. If you find you are too sore, this could mean a couple of things. Firstly, I'd look at your nutrition. Are you getting 0.8-1.0 g protein per pound of bodyweight? Are you getting enough healthy carbs and fats (often overlooked for recovery)? And are you getting enough sleep? If you answered yes to those questions and still don't feel able to add a 4th day of training, then I'd reassess your current training, as in that case you're likely overdoing it in your current sessions.
Ok
Will you guys update the soccer program?
Power Impulse Training like Arnold is believed to sap away Cyberdynamik Resiliency.
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Cool channel, content. I also dream of a disc, and I also have a TH-cam channel.
I enjoy your videos… but the noises you make while lifting drives me nuts
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What abt 7 day split
You need rest days
Anyone doing split squats should have a good orthopaedic surgeon in mind who specializes in knee replacements.
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