Bodyweight Peak
$49.00
- 6- Week, 6 days/ week Training Plan
- Total Body Strength & Conditioning, including bodyweight strength training, sprinting and unloaded running for aerobic endurance.
- Includes assessments and is scaled to the individual athlete.
- Don’t be fooled by “bodyweight” – regardless of your incoming fitness, this plan will push you.
- This training plan is one of the 300+ Plans included with an Athlete’s Subscription.
Description
Bodyweight Peak is an intense 6-week, 6 Day/week multi-modal, training cycle which trains strength, work capacity, chassis integrity (functional core) and endurance, concurrently.
Bodyweight Peak is the third training plan in MTI’s Bodyweight Packet of plans. These plans are deploy professional-level strength and conditioning programming for athletes who want to train with bodyweight only or who have limited equipment. The only pieces of equipment required for these plans is a pull up bar and a foam roller.
This is Version 1 of this training plan, built March, 2023.
Strength ProgrammingBodyweight Peak deploys MTI’s “volume” bodyweight strength training. The plan deploys initial assessments, and then bases your follow-on programming on your assessment results. In this way, the plan automatically “scales” to your incoming fitness then continues to push you as your fitness improves.
Work Capacity
Bodyweight Peak trains work capacity two ways: (1) Burpees …. The plan deploys and initial and mid-cycle burpee assessment and follow on, intense burpee intervals based on your assessment results; (2) Shuttle Sprint repeats – using 150m and 300m shuttle repeats.
Chassis Integrity (functional core)
Trained 2 days a week in this cycle.
- Wednesday’s chassis integrity focus is on low back strength and strength endurance.
- Saturday’s chassis integrity programing deploys extended circuits deploying bodyweight flexion, anti-rotation and rotation exercises.
- As well, both Wednesday and Saturday’s strength progression includes a flexion bodyweight core exercise.
Endurance
Trained via a a 6-mile run assessment and follow-on threshold 2-mile repeats, and a 45-minute, easy-paced recovery run on Fridays.
Weekly Schedule:
- Monday: Burpee Progression, Shuttle Sprint Progression
- Tuesday: 6-Mile Run or 2-Mile Intervals
- Wednesday: Bodyweight Strength Progression, Chassis Integrity
- Thursday: Burpee Progression, Shuttle Sprint Progression
- Friday: 45-Min Endurance
- Saturday: Bodyweight Strength Progression, Chassis Integrity
- Sunday: Total Rest
Required Equipment
- Pull Up Bar
- Foam Roller
COMMON QUESTIONS
How long will sessions last?
All sessions are designed to last 45-60 minutes. However, the running in the plan pushes to 6 miles and depending on your running speed, this may take over 60 minutes.
What if I miss a day?
If you miss a day, make up the session you missed the next day and follow the programming as prescribed. Don’t skip ahead.
What does “5/10x Push Ups” mean?
Women do 5x push ups, men do 10x push ups.
What if I have more questions?
Email coach@mtntactical.com
DISCLAIMER
Before beginning any exercise program, consult with your physician to ensure that you are in proper health. Physical training contains inherent risks including, but not limited to, muscle strains, tears, physical and bodily injury up to and including death. This training program is not meant to provide medical advice; you should obtain medical advice from your private health care practitioner. If you are unable to assume these risks then you should not engage in this training program. No liability is assumed by Mountain Tactical Institute, Inc, its owners or employees, and you train at your own risk. Mountain Tactical Institute makes no warranty, express or implied, of any kind in connection with this training program.
Required Equipment
Required Equipment- Pull Up Bar
- Foam Roller
Sample Training
Below is the entire first week of programming from the plan:
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MONDAY
SESSION 1
Obj: Burpee Beep Ladder Assessment, Shuttle Sprints
Warm-up:
3 Rounds
- 6x Squats
- 3x In-Place Lunges
- 6x Burpees
- Hip Flexor Stretch
- Instep Stretch
- Lat + Pec Stretch
Training:
(1) Burpee Beep Ladder Assessment
Burpees Total
Level Min per Min Burpees
1 0-1 10 10
2 1-2 12 22
3 2-3 14 36
4 3-4 16 52
5 4-5 18 70
6 5-6 20 90
7 6-7 22 112
8 7-8 24 136
RECORD FINAL SCORE
For example, if you made it to level 4 + 15 Reps your final Score would be 52 + 15 = 67x total burpees. So your score is 67.
**** Rest 5 Minutes
(2) 8 Rounds
- 150m Shuttle every 1:15
(5) 2 Rounds
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TUESDAY
SESSION 2
OBJ: 6-Mile Run Assessment
Warm-Up
4 Rounds
- 10x Squats
- 10x Hand Release Push Ups
- Run 100m - a little harder each Round
- Instep Stretch
Training:
(1) Run 6 Miles for Time
RECORD FINISH TIME
(2) Foam Roll Legs, Low Back
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WEDNESDAY
SESSION 3
Obj: Bodyweight Strength Assessment, Chassis Integrity
Warm-up:
3 Rounds
Training:
(1) Max Rep Jumping Lunges in 90 Seconds.
Rest 2-3 Minutes ....
(2) Max Rep EOs in 90 Seconds
Rest 2-3 Minutes ....
(3) Max Rep Chin Ups
No time limit and you can rest in the bottom, hang position ... however your feet cannot touch and both hands must remain on the pull up bar
RECORD RESULTS
Note - for each assessment above, you may stop and rest, if needed. Just keep working for the full 90 second test period.
For scoring, each jump on the jumping lunge counts as one rep, and each movement of the EOs count as 1 Rep. So, say you did 24x jumping lunges each leg - you score would be 48.
(4) 3 Round Grind ...
- 40% Jumping Lunges
- 40% EO's
- 40% Chin Ups
So, say you scored the following from the Part (1) assessment above:
- - 48x Jumping Lunges
- - 32x EOs
- - 16x Chin Ups
- 48 x .4 = 19.2 or 20 (round up)
- 32 x .4 = 12.8 or 13
- 16 x .4 = 6.4 or 7
So today, grind through 3 Rounds of ...
- - 20x Jumping Lunges (10x each leg)
- - 13x EOs (6 one direction, 7 the other direction)
- - 7x Chin Ups
"Grind" = work steadily, not frantically, through the exercises in the circuit for the prescribed time or number of rounds.
(4) 4 Round Grind ...
- 20/20 Standing Founder
- 20/20 Low Back Lunge
- 20/20 Kneeling Founder
- 10x Face Down Back Extension
"Grind" = work steadily, not frantically, through the exercises in the circuit for the prescribed time or number of rounds.
(5) 2 Rounds
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THURSDAY
SESSION 4
Obj: Burpee Beep Ladder Intervals, Shuttle Sprints
Warm-up:
3 Rounds
- 5x Burpees
- 5x Walking Lunges
- 10x Sit Ups
- Instep Stretch
Training:
(1) 8 Rounds, Every 75 Seconds
- 20% Max Rep Burpees from the SESSION 1 Burpee Beep Ladder assessment.
So, if you scored 67 Burpees on the SESSION 1 assessment, 67 x .2 = 13.4 or 14x (round up). Set a repeating, countdown timer to 75 seconds. On "go" complete 14x burpees as fast as possible. The faster you finish, the more rest you get before the next round begins
**** Rest 5 Minutes
(2) 8 Rounds
- 150m Shuttle every 1:15
(3) 2 Rounds
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FRIDAY
SESSION 5
Obj: Endurance - Recovery Run
Training:
(1) Run 45 Minutes, Easy Pace
"Easy" = you can speak in full sentences while moving
(2) 2 Rounds
- 3rd World Squat Stretch
- Foam Roll Legs, Low Back
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SATURDAY
SESSION 6
Obj: Bodyweight Strength, Chassis Integrity
Warm-up:
3 Rounds
Use Your SESSION 3 Assessment Results to calculate the reps for Part (1) below:
Training:
(1) 6 Round Grind ...
- 40% Jumping Lunges
- 40% EO's
- 40% Chin Ups
So, say you scored
- - 48x Jumping Lunges
- - 32x EOs
- - 16x Chin Ups
48 x .4 = 19.2 or 20 (round up)
32 x .4 = 12.8 or 13
16 x .4 = 6.4 or 7
So today, grind through 6 Rounds of ...
- - 20x Jumping Lunges (10x each leg)
- - 13x EOs (6 one direction, 7 the other direction)
- - 7x Chin Ups
"Grind" = work steadily, not frantically, through the exercises in the circuit for the prescribed time or number of rounds.
(2) 15 Minute Grind ...
- 5/10x Ankles to Bar
- 5x Side Plank Raise
- 45 Sec Elevated Front Bridge
(3) 2 Rounds
- Instep Stretch
- Foam Roll Legs, Low Back
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