DECEMBER PROGRAMMING BREAKDOWN

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DECEMBER PROGRAMMING BREAKDOWN
Video review linked here

PROGRAMMING DELIVERY:

All programming will be delivered in the FREE Chalk It Pro App. This app is a fantastic tech solution to get the programming into your hands, and also could save you money if you’re currently paying for another workout tracking solution. They also offer CRM services as an upgrade – billing and scheduling, but the base version that you have access to only through your BP subscription is 100% FREE.

 

CANVA PDF TEMPLATES:

Each month we’ll be providing Canva PDF template links with the monthly highlights, as well as the full month of programming in simplified form. This will be delivered as a template that you can upload to Canva to add your own branding to if you wish. Progressions and Monthly focus can be found in the PDF or template going forward.

Full Month editable template:

Full Month PDF download:

Social editable template:

Social PNG download: 

MONTHLY FOCUS:

December is a really well blnced month in terms of methods used, from submax, to unilateral hypertrophy work, as well as a three week heavy single Snatch progression from different positions. For those of you who aren’t big believers in the utility of Olympic lifting, there is an L1 option on those days which you’ll find more appealing. I know December can be a slow month at the gym so I did my best to make this a really sexy month of programming and pump the attendance up as much as possible.

 

RPE:

We’ve started to include RPE or Rate of Perceived Exertion RXs for workouts in addition to the RXs like “challenging effort”, “Hard effort” etc. RPE is scored from 1-10 with 6 being a conversational pace workout and 10 being something like “Fran”

 

 

WARM-UPS:

We’re now starting to include a standard Core Warm-up component on lower body days, and a shoulder prep component on upper body days. These pieces should be very quick (maybe 2 minutes max), and are very valuable for creating baseline core stability and prepping the shoulder to avoid injury. Please watch this 3 minute video with a thorough explanation of the warm-up systems we use.

RECOVERY WODs:

Try your best to ensure that your clients aren’t missing the intent of these Zone 2 style workouts. We give generous time caps on these so that people have a goal or “finish line” they can work towards, but again the intent of this work is very important. However if someone hasn’t been attending your facility frequently that week it’s ok for them to push a little harder. A good way to enforce is to make the score-able element of the workout – “How long can you maintain nasal breathing for”.

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