Q&A 10.1.20

…MTI Relative Strength Assessment answers this. A 4.0+ score on the MTI Relative Strength Assessment is plenty strong for an all-around mountain athlete. – Rob QUESTION I’ve been following MTI…

Q&A 3.15.18

…to maintain both absolute strength and the more calisthenics based fitness level I am at now?   ANSWER I’d recommend beginning with the MTI Relative Strength Assessment Training Plan, and…

Q&A 11.13.15

…been referred to your site by a my Green Beret Medic in my Unit. I will he attending Ranger Assessment and Selection Program late next year. I was wondering what…

Sandbag/Weight Vest/Dumbbell Training Plan

…trains strength in two ways: (1) a 4-exercise assessment and follow-on progressions, and; (2) Complex training which combines a strength exercise with a fast/explosive bodyweight exercise which deploys the same…

Q&A 3.29.18

…the mid-cycle assessment. We generally will see further improvement at the end-of-cycle assessment, but not as dramatic. Answers: 1) Push Ups? Some athletes simply struggle with these – often taller/leaner…

Q&A 6.17.23

…capacity, chassis integrity and run/ruck training, but no assessments and intense progression. 9-13 Humility (first 5 weeks) – Super intense, with assessment-driven progressions. Work capacity, movement over ground, bodyweight focused…

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2013-07-16

…to ruck over similar terrain to your September assessment and see if you can get any info on the pace you’ll be expected to keep during the assessment.  Start adding…

Q&A 1.4.18

…The training plan deploys an initial assessment, and then uses the athlete’s initial assessment to determine the follow-on progressions – in this way the plan automatically “scales” to the incoming…