Correctional Officer San Quentin: Balanced Base Fitness
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- 7-week, 5-day/week training plan for full-time Correctional Officers.
- This plan concurrently trains total body strength, upper body hypertrophy, work capacity, grip strength, tactical agility, and Chassis Integrity.
- San Quentin’s strength work deploys MTI’s “Efficient” strength progression methodology.
- This training plan is one of the 200+ Plans included with an Athlete’s Subscription.
Description
San Quentin is the 2nd Plan in our notorious prison packet of plans for full-time Correctional Officers.
San Quentin is a 7-week, 5 Day/week, balanced training cycle. This training plan concurrently trains total body strength, upper body hypertrophy, work capacity, grip strength, tactical agility, and Chassis Integrity (functional core strength).
Strength
San Quentin’s strength work deploys MTI’s “Efficient” strength progression methodology. “Efficient Strength” is an old-school circuit of 4 strength exercises – one each of a Total, Lower, Upper Body Press and Upper Body Pull. The exercises are trained together in a “grind” format.
San Quentin trains strength two days per week, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Upper Body Hypertrophy
A large, muscular, upper body can be a deterrent for Correctional Officers. San Quentin trains upper body hypertrophy (mass) two days per week.
Work Capacity
San Quentin deploys gym-based, multi-modal work capacity events with 17-21 minute duration. You’ll train work capacity twice per week.
Chassis Integrity
San Quentin’s Chassis Integrity efforts are all low back (extension) focused. Each Chassis Integrity circuit deploys 3-4 low back or extension exercises. You’ll train your low back strength and strength endurance 2 times per week. These circuits are 15 minutes long.
Grip Strength
San Quentin deploys MTI’s Gi Grip Strength Assessment and progression to train your grip.
Tactical Agility
San Quentin deploys three of MTI’s tactical agility drills to train this fitness attribute. You’ll train these drills once per week.
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
- Monday – Strength, Chassis Integrity
- Tuesday – Tactical Agility, Upper Body Hypertrophy
- Wednesday – Work Capacity, Grip Strength
- Thursday – Strength, Chassis Integrity
- Friday – Work Capacity, Upper Body Hypertrophy
COMMON QUESTIONS
What if I miss a day?
Begin where you left off when you return to training. This program is progressed – each session builds upon the prior session – so don’t skip a session or skip around. Follow the training sessions in order, regardless.
Required Equipment?
San Quentin requires a fully outfitted functional fitness gym with barbells, bumper plates, racks, dumbbells and/or kettlebells, plyo boxes, pull up bars, sandbags, etc.
Where do I find unfamiliar exercises?
See our Exercise Library HERE. The Run/Ruck Calculator is listed as an exercise.
What about nutrition?
See our Nutritional Guidelines HERE.
Can I see sample training?
Yes. Click the “Sample Training” tab to see the entire first week of programming.
How do I access the plan?
You can access the plan via username and password either through our website or through our app (Mtn Tactical Fitness) available for IOS and Android.
Can I print out sessions to take to the gym?
Yes – you can print a week of programming at a time
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
San Quentin requires a fully outfitted functional fitness gym with barbells, bumper plates, racks, dumbbells and/or kettlebells, plyo boxes, pull up bars, sandbags, etc.Sample Training
Below is Week 1 from this Training Plan:
MONDAY
SESSION 1
Obj: Strength, Chassis Integrity
Warm Up:
3 Rounds
Bronc Complex @ 45/65#
8x Hand Release Push Ups
Instep Stretch
Lat + Pec Stretch
Training:
(1) 5 Round Grind ...
3x Power Clean - increase load each Round until 3x is hard, but doable
5x Kneeling Curl to Press - increase load each Round until 5x is hard, but doable
5x Kettlebell/Dumbbell Front Squat - - increase load each Round until 5x is hard, but doable
3/5x Pull Ups
Grind = work steadily, not frantically through the exercises in this circuit - 6 Rounds total. Expect it to take 25-30 minutes
(2) 15 Minute Grind ...
15/15 Standing Founder
15/15 Low Back Lunge
15/15 Kneeling Founder
10x Sit Ups
(3) 2 Rounds
Toe Touch Complex
Foam Roll Low Back
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TUESDAY
SESSION 2
Obj: Tactical Agility, Upper Body Hypertrophy
Warm Up
(1) 3 Rounds
8x Goblet Squats @ 12kg
4x Prone to Sprint
Instep Stretch
Training:
(1) 4 Rounds
TAC SEPA - 4 Corner Plus Drill
Rest 60 Seconds between efforts
(2) 4 Rounds
Repeat Part (1) wearing body armor and duty belt
(3) 6 Rounds
8x Military Press - increase load rapidly each round until 8x is hard but doable
4/8x Chin Ups
5x Shoulder Dislocate
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WEDNESDAY
SESSION 3
Obj: Work Capacity, Grip Strength
Warm Up:
3 Rounds
10x Hinge Lift @ 65/95#
5x Hand Release Push Ups
4x Prone to Sprint
Instep Stretch
Training:
(1) 17 Minute AMRAP (As Many Rounds as Possible)
8x Hinge Lift @ 95/135#
4x Prone to Sprint
Rest 15 Seconds
(2) Gi Grip Strength Assessment
RECORD FINISH TIME
(3) 5 Rounds
30% Gi Grip Strength Assessment Finish Time
Rest 45 Seconds Between Rounds
(4) 2 Rounds
Instep Stretch
Hip Flexor Stretch
Lat + Pec Stretch
Comments:
Part (3) - Use your Gi Top hung through a ring or over a racked barbell so that the sleeves are hanging. Set a timer clock to beep every 10 seconds.
Hang from the top of the sleeves near the armpit. Every 10 seconds, do a row, and come back to hanging position. Hang on as long as you are able.
Most of the Lab Rats finished in 10-11 Rounds, or 1:40-1:50min total time.
Intervals - use your assessment time and the prescribed percentage to determine how long to hang for each round.
5 Rounds
30% Gi Grip Strength Assessment Finish Time
Rest 45 Seconds between Rounds
If my assessment was 1:40, break it down in to seconds. 1:40 = 100 seconds.
100 seconds x .30 = 30 seconds
One round will be a 30 second hang from the Gi, with a row every 10 seconds. Rest for 45 seconds, and repeat.
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THURSDAY
SESSION 4
Obj: Strength, Chassis Integrity
Warm Up:
3 Rounds
Bronc Complex @ 45/65#
8x Hand Release Push Ups
Instep Stretch
Lat + Pec Stretch
Training:
(1) 5 Round Grind ...
3x Kettlebell Clean + Strict Press increase load each Round until 3x is hard, but doable
5x 1-Arm Kettlebell/Dumbbell Bench Press- increase load each Round until 5x is hard, but doable
5x Back Squat - increase load each Round until 5x is hard, but doable
3/6x Mixed Grip Pull Ups
Grind = work steadily, not frantically through the exercises in this circuit - 6 Rounds total. Expect it to take 25-30 minutes
(2) 15 Minute Grind ...
10x Hinge Lift @ 65/95#
10x Face Down Back Extension
5x Ab Wheel or Barbell Rollout
(3) 2 Rounds
Hip Flexor Stretch
Pigeon Stretch
Foam Roll Low Back
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FRIDAY
SESSION 5
Obj: Work Capacity, Upper Body Hypertrophy
Warm Up:
3 Rounds
10x Squats
5x Hand Release Push Ups
20x Step Ups
Instep Stretch
(1) 8 Rounds for Time
5x Renegade Man Maker @ 15/25#
30x Step Ups
Record Finish Time
(2) 6 Rounds
10x Dumbbell Bench Press - increase load each round until 10x is Hard but Doable
8x Alternating Dumbbell Curl - increase load rapidly each round until 8x is hard but doable
5x Shoulder Dislocate
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