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3 Times per Week / 20-30 Minutes

On the off days , I would recommend any activity that keeps your heartrate between 120-140 beats . If you play a sport , feel free to perform that sport and don ’ t pay attention to heartrate . But if you are into general fitness , then this ( 120-140 beats ) is the guideline I recommend . Training could vary from 3-to-6 days per week , depending on your schedule . For the person who doesn ’ t have much time , the 3-day routine without any additional days IS enough work .

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MOVE Foam Roll
DURATION 5 mins
MOVE
SETS
REPS / YARDS
Skips
2
10 yds
High Knees
2
10 yds
Carioca
2
10 yds
Foam roll
The foam rolling is where we get the tissue warm , loose and prepared for activity .
Reactive Warm-Up
The reactive warmup is how we get the heartrate elevated while establishing athleticism into the body . For those of you who are unfamiliar with this type of training , please start slow . This is one of the best ways to prepare the body for the unexpected .

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MOVE
SETS
REPS / YARDS
Turkish get up to carry
2-3
30 yds
Slams
2-3
10 reps
Lateral Hurdles
2-3
30 yds
MOVE
SETS
REPS / YARDS
Trap Bar Deadlift
3
5 reps
Bent Rows
3
10 reps
1 Arm DB Chest Press
3
10 reps
Sled Push / Hill Sprints
3-5 / 5
40 / 20 yds
Jump — Throw — Carry
This can also be considered as a full-body workout . The purpose of this is to develop your body ’ s strength and overall preparedness for all sport activity and life .
Strength Series
We are focusing on our compound lifts . These are the movements that give us the most bang-for-our-buck . The reps run from lower to moderate .
For a video of this workout , visit www . gardenoflife . com / sport .
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