20 sets per workout 4-5 days per week – Condition your heart through full-body exercise to gain stamina and burn calories. Get ready for battle!

Watch this video to see each workout for this phase explained in-depth by Coach Collin.

Main Lift – Progression Scheme

Main-lift – 3×5 – 85% 1RM – rest 3 minutes 
Add 2.5-5 pounds to the 1RM% every week to the 3×5 set. 

Main Lifts On Days Below
Day 1 – Back Abs – Pull Up and Sit Ups
Day 3 – Legs and Shoulders – Sled Pull (walk backward to pull) & American Kettlebell Swing
Day 5 – Chest Arms – Push-Ups & Run Sprint


Weekly Split – Weeks 1-4

A Day 1 – Back Abs 
B Day 2 – Aerobic Cardio
C Day 3 – Legs and Shoulders 
D Day 4 – Daily Stretches and Rest Day
E Day 5 –  Chest Arms
F Day 6 – Anaerobic Cardio
G Day 7 – Daily Stretches and Rest Day


A Day 1 – Back Abs 

Warm Up

Foam Roll Back 1×2 minutes 

Foam Roll Thoracic Rotation 1×5 per side 2/5/2 

Banded Pull Apart Supinated 2×15 
Superset 
Banded Pull Through 2×10

Main Lift

Warm Up

You can make pull-ups easier or harder by using a band or machine to assist you. Most gyms will not have an assisted pull-up machine so you most likely will have to use bands to assist yourself. To make pull-ups progressively harder you have a few different options. If using an assisted pull-up machine you can slowly use less weight as a counterweight. If using bands for assistance you can slowly reduce the amount of band tension helping you. If able to do bodyweight pull-ups you can add weight to yourself or you can slow down the tempo of the rep to increase time under tension. Each set should be challenging according to your RIR in a given week.
An alternative exercise for pull-ups would be Two Arm Seated Cable Machine High Row Pronation

Warm-Up Sets

Pull Up
1×21 – rest 45 seconds – use assistance for high rep set if needed. 
1×8 – rest 1 minute 30 seconds
1×5 – rest 1 minute 45 seconds – add weight, slow reps down, or lessen assistance for the pullup if you can and match RIR. 
1×3 – rest 2 minutes – add weight, slow reps down, or lessen assistance for the pullup if you can and match RIR. 

Working Sets

Pull Up 3×5 – rest 3 minutes – add weight, slow reps down, or lessen assistance for the pullup if you can and match RIR. 
Superset 
Sit Ups 3×35 – rest 3 minutes

Accessories Compound

One Arm Flat Bench Dumbell Row Neutral 4×12
Superset 
Hanging Leg Lift with Straight Legs 4×15 – rest 1 minute 45 seconds 

Two Arm Standing Cable Machine Low Row Supination 3×10
Superset
GHD Weighted Extension 3×15 – rest 1 minute 53 seconds – hold onto weight when you do these extensions


B Day 2 – Aerobic Cardio

Low Impact Cardio

Keep your heart rate between 65%-75% of your Maximal heart rate. You can use a smartwatch or subtract your age from 220 to know your maximum rate. Then multiply .65 and .75 by your maximal rate and that number would be your goal to stay in between for the duration of your cardio session. 

50-55 minutes of either Swimming, Biking, or Elliptical.


C Day 3 – Legs and Shoulders

Warm Up

Foam Roll Back 1×2 minutes 

Foam Roll Thoracic Rotation 1×5 per side 2/5/2 

Air Bike Sprint 2×2 minutes
Superset
Floor Sweeps 2×14 steps

Main Lift

Warm Up

Barbell Front Squat 1×21 – 45% 1RM
Superset
Kettlebell Swing 1×21 – rest 45 seconds

Barbell Front Squat 
1×8 – 60% 1RM
1×4 – 70% 1RM
1×1 – 75% 1RM
1×1 – 82.5% 1RM

Working Sets

Barbell Front Squat 3×5 – 85% 1RM
Superset
Kettlebell Swing 3×15 – rest 3 minutes

Accessories Compound

Barbell Deadlift Conventional Stance 2×8 – 1/1/1 
Superset
One Leg Tibial Raises 2×12 – 1/1/1 – rest 2 minutes – assisted with other leg to do one leg variation 

TRX Plyometric Jump Squat 2×5
Superset 
Standing Cable Machine Two Arm Up-right Row 2×10 – rest 3 minutes

Lying Chest Supported Incline Bench Dumbbell Reverse Fly Pronation 3×12
Superset
One Leg Calf Raises 3×15 (15 per leg) – 0.5/2/3 – rest 1 minute 45 seconds – stand on an object with your heels off to gain more range of motion for your calf is recommended


D Day 4 – Daily Stretches

Daily Stretches – Follow this Video!


E Day 5 – Chest Arms

Warm Up

Foam Roll Back 1×2 minutes

Foam Roll Thoracic Rotation 1×5 per side 2/5/2 

Banded Pull Apart Supinated 2×15 
Superset 
Banded Pull Through 2×10

Main Lift

You can make push-ups easier or harder by adjusting your legs. Going onto your knees or elevating your hands onto a bench will make the push-up easier. Going onto your feet or elevating your feet onto a bench will make the push-up harder. 
Each set should be challenging according to your RIR in a given week. Make sure you adjust your push-up technique to adjust for push-up difficulty. 

Warm Up

Push-Ups 1×21
Superset
Air Rower Sprint or Jump Rope 1×20 second sprint – rest 45 seconds

Push-Ups 1×8 
Superset
Air Rower Sprint or Jump Rope  1×25 second sprint – rest 1 minute 30 seconds

Push-Ups 1×4 
Superset
Air Rower Sprint or Jump Rope 1×35 second sprint – rest 1 minute 45 seconds

Working Sets

Push-Ups 3×5 – (adjust your push-up technique to make them harder as the reps become lower)
Superset
Air Rower Sprint or Jump Rope 3×55 second sprint – rest 3 minutes 

Accessories Compound

Seated Dumbbell Overhead Press 4×12
Superset 
Cable Machine Two Arm Curls Neutral 4×15 – rest 1 minute 45 seconds

Dumbbell Zottman Curls Supination into Pronation 3×10 – 1/1/1
Superset 
Burpees 3×30 – rest 2 minutes


F Day 6 – Aerobic Cardio

Steady State Cardio

Keep your heart rate between 65%-75% of your Maximal heart rate. You can use a smartwatch or subtract your age from 220 to know your maximum rate. Then multiply .65 and .75 by your maximal rate and that number would be your goal to stay in between for the duration of your cardio session. 

20 minutes of either Swimming, Biking, or Elliptical.

HIIT Cardio

Keep your heart rate between 75%-85% of your Maximal heart rate. You can use a smartwatch or subtract your age from 220 to know your maximum rate. Then multiply .75 and .85 by your maximal rate and that number would be your goal to stay in between for the duration of your cardio session. 

7 rounds of a 30-second sprint of your choice between swimming, biking, or elliptical then a 2-minute period of steady-state cardio allowing your heart rate to drop back down between 60%-75% of your maximal heart rate before your next sprint round. 

7×30 second sprint of either Swimming, Biking, or Elliptical.
Superset 
7×2 minute steady state cardio either Swimming, Biking, or Elliptical.


G Day 7 – Daily Stretches

Daily Stretches – Follow this Video!