MAY CONDITIONING (MONDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY)
COAST DIVERS – ADVANCED ENTRY POWER WORKOUT
BLOCK 1: CORE & ENTRY POWER
Time: 12 Minutes (2 Rounds | 6 Minutes Each)
45 sec work / 15 sec rest | 1-minute break between rounds
Med Ball Pike Snap to Streamline Hold
- Stand with feet together, holding a 10–15 lb medicine ball.
- Hinge at your hips into a deep pike (chest toward thighs).
- In one quick motion, “snap” your body up into a tall standing position.
- As you rise, shoot the ball overhead into a locked streamline (arms tight, biceps by ears).
- Hold that finish position for 2 seconds before resetting.
Cable or Heavy Band Tuck Snaps
- Anchor a resistance band under your feet or use a low cable.
- Hold the handles with your hands at your knees in a tuck position.
- Quickly pull upward into a full entry position, reaching arms overhead and locking out.
- Focus on speed, but hit a perfect shape each time.
Weighted Hanging Pike-Ups to Snap Down
- Hang from a pull-up bar. If possible, use ankle weights or hold a light ball between your feet.
- Lift your legs up straight into a pike—legs parallel to the floor, toes pointed.
- From there, snap your legs down hard and stop in a straight body position, like a diving entry.
- Control the motion back to hanging.
Explosive Tuck Jumps w/ Streamline Hold
- Start standing with arms by your sides.
- Jump straight up, pull your knees into your chest (a tuck), and at the same time, throw your arms overhead into streamline.
- Stick the landing by staying upright and balanced. Reset and repeat.
Banded Mock Entries (Front or Back)
- Anchor a band low behind you. Hold one end in each hand.
- Front Entry: Start in a squat, arms at sides. Sweep your arms in a big circle forward and up into a tight streamline, resisting the band.
- Back Entry: Start the same way, but pull arms straight through and up behind you into streamline.
- Hold each finish position for 2 seconds.
BLOCK 2: STRENGTH & CONTROL
Time: 10 Minutes (2 Rounds | 5 Minutes Each)
45 sec work / 15 sec rest | 1-minute break between rounds
Barbell Deadlift to Overhead Lockout
- Stand with a barbell at your shins, feet shoulder-width apart.
- Bend at your hips and knees to grip the bar.
- Drive through your heels and straighten your body to lift the bar to your hips.
- Then press the bar overhead into streamline, locking arms straight and tight.
- Lower with control.
Weighted Step-Ups with Arm Drive
- Hold dumbbells at your sides. Step one foot onto a box or bench.
- As you step up, swing your arms overhead into streamline.
- Stand tall at the top, then step down with control. Alternate legs.
Toes-to-Bar Pike Hold
- Hang from a bar with feet together.
- Raise your legs straight up toward the bar until your toes touch or get close.
- Hold that pike position for 2 seconds, then lower slowly.
- Keep your legs straight and core tight the whole time.
Plank Walk-Outs
- Stand tall with feet together.
- Bend forward and walk your hands out to a high plank (like the top of a push-up).
- Walk hands back to your feet and stand up.
Kettlebell Overhead Hold in Split Lunge
- Step into a deep lunge with one leg forward, back knee down.
- Press two kettlebells (or dumbbells) overhead into streamline.
- Hold for time, keeping your arms tight, chest lifted, and body balanced.
- Switch legs halfway through the round.
BLOCK 3: REACTION & FINISH
Time: 8 Minutes (2 Rounds | 4 Minutes Each)
40 sec work / 20 sec rest | 1-minute break between rounds
Heavy Band Entry Snaps (Tuck or Pike)
- Stand on a heavy band and hold each end in your hands.
- Start in a tight tuck or pike shape.
- Explode upward into a perfect locked entry position, fighting the band’s resistance.
- Snap fast, but finish clean.
Medicine Ball Overhead Slams + Jump Reset
- Hold a med ball overhead in streamline.
- Slam it hard into the ground, engaging your core.
- Pick it up, jump vertically, and return to streamline in the air. Repeat.
Explosive Push-Up
- Start in a push-up position. Lower down, then push explosively so your hands leave the floor.
- Reset and go again.
TOTAL TIME: 30 MINUTES EXACTLY
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