Rookie Training Packet
Original price was: $324.00.$239.00Current price is: $239.00.
- 37 weeks of training
- Best for military athletes that are new to MTI training or have been away from it for 3+ months
- Focus on building overall strength and endurance
- The Price for this packet represents about 30% savings over purchasing the plans individually, and saves you $75!
- The training plans within this packet are one of the 200+ plans included with an Athlete’s Subscription
Description
This is version 2 of this packet, updated in July 2018.
This packet is for athletes that are new to training or have been away from it for 3 or more months. The six training plans detail 42 weeks of training (including 5 weeks of total rest in between the plans).
The packet is organized so that each plan will build your fitness for the next.
The six plans, in the order you’ll complete them, are:
- Bodyweight Foundation
- MTI Relative Strength Assessment Training Plan
- Top 5 Exercises for Military Athletes Training Plan
- Humility
- Operator Achilles
- Valor
The price for this packet of plans represents 30% savings over the combined price of the individual plans.
SCHEDULE
After the completion of each training plan, you’ll take a week of total rest. We recommend you complete the plans in the following order:
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
- Fully-Equipped Functional Fitness Gym
- 25# Weight Vest or IBA
- Ruck
- Stopwatch with a timer (Timex Ironman is best)
- Running area (track or other) with known, 1-, 2- and 3-mile distance
- Sandbag – 60# for women, 80# for men
- Cones to mark and space to run 25m shuttle sprints
You can also click on the individual plans above to see the required equipment for each specific training plan.
COMMON QUESTIONS
What does “4/8x” mean? How about “15/25#”?
The first number is for women, second is for men, both for reps, and loading.
Examples:
4/8x Chin Ups = Women do 4x, Men do 8x
15/25# = Women us 15#, Men us 25#.
What order should the plans be completed it?
We recommend the order listed above. This is the way we completed them at MTI.
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.
What if I can’t do the whole session?
If you don’t have enough time to complete the whole session, you can split the session into two.
Where do I find unfamiliar exercises?
See our Exercise Library HERE. The Run Calculator is listed as an exercise.
What about nutrition?
See our Nutritional Guidelines HERE.
Can I see sample training?
Yes – click on each individual training plan above, then click the “Sample Training” tab at the plan product page to see sample training.
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
Required Equipment
For On-Ramp: Barbell/Bench/Squat Rack with the ability to load heavy for squats and bench press, Dumbbells, Pull up bar, Stopwatch with a timer (Timex Ironman is best). This program is designed to be completed in any commercial gym.For Bodyweight: Pull up bar, wrist watch with interval timer (Timex ironman is best), 3x Cones to mark lengths for suicide sprints and Shuttle Runs
For Rat 6: This training program can be completed in a commercial gym, with basic free weight equipment, but it is much easier to complete the program using Olympic weight lifting equipment, especially rubber bumper plates for the Squat Clean and Power Clean exercises.
Run Improvement: Only a stop watch and a track or route with known distances are required to perform this program. We've found a wrist GPS is a handy tool for measuring both distance and pace and while not required, it's a good tool which can be used for this plan and many other purposes.
Military Endurance Cycle: - Stopwatch; Running area (track or other) with 2 mile (for the run intervals) and 1 mile (for the ruck intervals) distance; Fully Equipped Weightroom - barbell, rack, plates, etc.; Ruck, weight for Ruck, and 10# sledge hammer, dumbbell or rubber rifle; GPS Watch - this will make interval distance and pacing easier to monitor
Operator Ugly: - Rack, bench, barbell and plates for bench press and front squats; Barbell and plates for Hinge Lift; Sandbag - 60# for women, 80# for men; Cones to mark and space to run 25m shuttle sprints; Individual Body Armor or 25# Weightvest, plus known 3-mile distance; Stopwatch with interval timer
Testimonials
Coach,
First off just wanted to thank you for some of the new plans that are up. I had been struggling the last few months to make any progress. My knees have constantly ached, I was always fatigued, and I didn't seem to be getting anywhere fitness-wise. I had a sneaking suspicion that I knew what was wrong, so I picked up your Rookie Training Plan and started the On-Ramp. It's been four weeks and the problem I was having was a simple one: I was weak! I broke my hand late last year, and although I did the one-arm training plan (which was great by the way), I had to take about 5 weeks of almost total rest once the cast came off to make sure the bone set right. Was having trouble ever since, but with On Ramp, workouts are good and I'm progressing rapidly.
-C
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