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  • Fair

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  • Bad, WAY overtraining

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    Workout Schedule Evaluation

    We are doing spring training for spring football now but the schedule is a little odd.. or at least different from schedules i do at home partly due to people not being able to ride the Activity bus on Fridays so instead of Monday, Wednesday, Friday its Monday Tuesday Thursday

    Workouts: Monday:
    Bench Press 5x5 80%
    Squat 5x5 80%
    Power Clean 5x5 80%
    Curls 3x10
    Dips(unweighted) 3x15
    Pushups 4x20

    Form Running 10 yards and back
    High Knees
    Butt Kickers
    High Skips
    Right leg hops up, Left leg hops back(in as few hops as possible)
    Long Jump
    Keriokee(spelling?)

    Shuttle Run (5yds, 10 yds, 10yds)

    1.Jumping over line forward real fast (30 secs)
    2.Jumping over line sideways real fast (30 secs)
    3. repeat 1
    4. repeat 2

    Stadiums: 1.left leg up stairs walk sideways and back down and back to the "up" stairs (we walked because we were all walking wobly and he didnt want us to fall.)
    2.right leg
    3. both legs
    4. running
    5.running

    Light Mile or 800 depending on time left

    Stretch

    Tuesday:
    Form Running 10 yards and back
    High Knees
    Butt Kickers
    High Skips
    Right leg hops up, Left leg hops back(in as few hops as possible)
    Long Jump
    Keriokee(spelling?)

    Shuttle Run (5yds, 10 yds, 10yds)

    1.Jumping over line forward real fast (30 secs)
    2.Jumping over line sideways real fast (30 secs)
    3. repeat 1
    4. repeat

    Run the 800(it is supposed to be light but noone wants to be last)

    5 60 yard sprints
    5 50 yard sprints
    5 40 yard sprints


    Thursday: Same as Monday

    Following Monday: I believe is same as Tuesday but we might just do he same week over and over

    Question: do you think its too much too little bad good?

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    i picked fair because the soreness hasnt been completely unbearable however i feel we are still overtraining.. keep in mind its meant for strength and speed not bodybuilding

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    I picked fair as well, this is very close to what we used to do for Hockey training. I agree good for Strength and speed, not so good for bodybuilding.
    If you wanna piss with the big dogs, you'd better lift your leg high.

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    I put fair, only bc IMO I think this is good for football (obviously or your coaches wouldn't have you do it!)...it's kinda like what I used to do in high school football spring training (practice started in May)

    now, for BB or powerlifting, it wouldn't be very effective..

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