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Full Body Functional Workout for Strength, Hypertrophy, Mobility, Endurance & More
Hey gang! I recently uploaded a full-body, follow-along workout that needs zero equipment (except an optional jump rope) and can be completed in 30(ish) minutes. The aim was to show how you can train for multiple traits (strength, speed, endurance etc.) all at once and STILL get a decent stimulus for each, in a relatively short time.
Some people were asking me to share a written version of the routine so that they could print it out… So, here it is! Scroll down to get the full routine and watch the video below for much more detail on how to perform the workout, why I chose the moves I did, etc.
FULL BODY FUNCTIONAL ROUTINE
3 Minute Warm Up (Jump Rope/Shadow Boxing/Skater Hops)
4 Minute Active Stretches
- Deep Squat
- Cossack Squat
- Deep Lunge
- Single Leg Bodyweight Good Mornings
- Shoulder Opener
- Hangs
2 x Swan Pulls 8RPE
2 x Elevated Pistol Squats 8RPE
2 x Chin Ups 7-8RPE
2 x Sissy Squats (hindu squats) 8RPE
2 x Pike Push Up 8RPE
2 x 1 Minute Lizard Crawls
Sprint HIIT (or lunge walk) – 2 Min
2 Minute Cool Down (Walk) – 2 Min
Instruction
You can use this workout 2-3 times per week to see results. More than that may yield diminishing returns. Rest for 30-90 seconds; 30 seconds for hypertrophy, 90 for strength and control.
Train outside for added benefits.
Enjoy!
This is a routine anyone can follow. Some exercises might need to be modified for beginners and veterans of exercise. I enjoy the science but beginners don’t like a ton of info.
Training in nature, natural training and natural food, without chemicals are the best ways to develop a healthy body and a healthy mind. Especially the workouts done in the mountains, at high altitudes, where the air is not polluted, and nature offers us so many means to perform various physical exercises without using modern fitness equipment
amazing
I am not a beginner but not advanced, and I can not do those reps for pull ups, and single leg squats. I just do as many as I can. Thanks for the routine as always, you are the best personal trainer on the planet.