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Push/Pull/Unilateral Program

The first two exercises of the session will include a tempo. This allows you to own form and monitor time under tension. Both are always extremely important, but especially so on some of the major movements. If it says 3-0-1-0, this means you go down for 3 seconds, pause at the bottom for 0, come up in 1 second, then pause 0 seconds between reps. For the first time I am not going to tell you barbell squat, dumbbell bench press, etc. Some people may want to back squat, some front squat, some goblet squat. This program should be versatile and beneficial for everyone- so you pick which modality best suits your needs or the equipment you have access to.


Day 1- Push

A1) Squat 4x6 @3010 Rest: 1:15


B1) Bench Press 3x5 @2220

B2) Hands Elevated Push-Up 3x5-10 Rest 1:15


C1) Leg Press 3x8

C2) Elevated Calf Raise 3x12 Rest 1:15


D1) Curl to Press 3x8

D2) Floor Glute Bridge 3x10

D3) Incline Press 3x8 Rest 1:15


Day 2- Pull

A1) RDL 4x6 @3010 Rest: 1:15


B1) Pull-Ups (Assisted if needed) 3x5 @3010

B2) Band Pull Apart 3x12


C1) KB Deadlift 3x12

C2) Plank 3x5 @ :10on/:05 off Rest 1:15


D1) Bent Over Row 3x8

D2) Band Pull Thru 3x10

D3) Lat Pulldown 3x8 Rest 1:15


Day 3- Unilateral

A1) Rear Foot Elevated Squat 4x5 @2010 Rest: 1:15


B1) SA Bench Press 3x6ea @2010

B2) SA Row 3x6ea @2010 Rest 1:15


C1) Step Ups 3x5ea

C2) Side Plank 3x :30ea Rest 1:15


D1) SA Lat Pulldown 3x8ea

D2) Lateral Lunge 3x6ea

D3) ½ Kneeling SA Overhead Press 3x6ea Rest 1:15


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