TRX Training Camp 6.8

It’s all about variety today as we move through this 5 Block, Full-Body workout. The program starts off with a warm up Block before we move to more single side exercises through Blocks 2-4, then complete the workout with some explosive, cardio exercises and add in some stability moves on the wobble board to challenge you.

Instructions: Each of the exercises in the Blocks will be performed for 45 sec with a 15 sec break in between. There is a 60 second break in between each Block.

Equipment Needed: TRX Suspension Trainer, Wobble Board (WB)

BLOCK 1

ExerciseWorkRestSets
Ankle Rockers45 sec15 sec1
TRX Gorilla Stomp45 sec15 sec1
TRX Squat45 sec15 sec1
TRX Squat with Overhead Reach45 sec15 sec1
TRX Hip Hinge45 sec15 sec1
TRX Golf Swing45 sec15 sec1
TRX Row45 sec15 sec1
TRX Y-Raise45 sec15 sec1
TRX Chest Fly45 sec15 sec1
TRX Tricep Kickback45 sec15 sec1

BLOCK 2

ExerciseWorkRestSets
TRX Single Leg Squat (Right)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Single Leg Squat (Left)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Single Leg Hip Hinge (Right)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Single Leg Hip Hinge (Left)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Powerpull (Right)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Powerpull (Left)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Single Arm Chest Press (Right)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Single Arm Chest Press (Left)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Hip Drop (Right)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Hip Drop (Left)45 sec15 sec1

BLOCK 3

ExerciseWorkRestSets
TRX Lunge (Right)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Lunge (Left)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Single Leg Hamstring Curl (Right)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Single Leg Hamstring Curl (Left)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Single Arm Bicep Curl (Right)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Single Arm Bicep Curl (Left)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Single Arm Tricep Press (Right)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Single Arm Tricep Press (Left)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Side Plank (Right)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Side Plank (Left)45 sec15 sec1

BLOCK 4

ExerciseWorkRestSets
TRX Abducted Lunge (Right)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Abducted Lunge (Left)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Single Leg Hip Press (Right)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Single Leg Hip Press (Left)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Split Fly (Right)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Split Fly (Left)45 sec15 sec1
TRX T-Deltoid Fly45 sec15 sec1
TRX A- Deltoid Fly45 sec15 sec1
TRX Crunch45 sec15 sec1
TRX Pike45 sec15 sec1

BLOCK 5

ExerciseWorkRestSets
TRX Split Jump45 sec15 sec1
WB Balance (RIght)45 sec15 sec1
WB Balance (Left)45 sec15 sec1
TRX Squat Jump45 sec15 sec1
WB Mountain Climbers45 sec15 sec1
WB Squats45 sec15 sec1
TRX Front Squat with Hop45 sec15 sec1
WB Lateral Leg Lift (Right)45 sec15 sec1
WB Lateral Leg Lift (Left)45 sec15 sec1
Jog45 sec15 sec1

Published by MikeClarkLife

Mike Clark, BPE, CPT, is a Strength, Speed and Conditioning Coach, Personal Trainer, Sports Nutritionist, TRX® Black Rank Coach, and Physique Athlete who has worked in the fitness industry for over 20 years. He is the co-founder of Pure Wellness Studio in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, a world-class facility that provides personal training, strength and conditioning, therapeutic massage, acupuncture, and nutrition programs. Mike works with a wide scope of clientele ranging from elite professional athletes to fitness enthusiasts of all ages, shapes, sizes, and levels who want to improve their overall health and fitness performance. He is a 3 Time Personal Trainer of the Year in Edmonton, and has received numerous industry accolades. His facility, Pure Wellness Studio, has been named one of the top wellness facilities in Edmonton for the past 5 years, and his teams of 34 trainers, coaches, massage therapists, and acupuncturists deliver results to over 400 clients weekly. Throughout his entire life Mike had struggled with his weight. It came to a climax as a Kinesiology major in university; Mike wasn’t living by what he was learning. Due to his poor fitness and nutrition habits, his weight had increased to 275lbs. It was then that he knew that he needed to make a change. Through a combination of nutrition, exercise, and development of his Why, one of the most important factors Mike believes for achieving your goals, he was able to drop over 85lbs. Mike credits his own personal struggle with weight as his motivating factor for helping his clients achieve their personal best, and making a difference in their lives.  Fitness isn’t a punishment; it’s a blessing. Nutrition isn’t a one-size-fits-all and may not look the same for everyone, but it is something worth fighting for. Mike earned his Bachelor degree in Physical Education with majors in Kinesiology and Sports Administration from the University of Alberta in Canada.

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