Based on the same programming we use with our Adult Groups at MBSC, this online group offers 5-6 sessions a week covering everything from foam rolling and mobility to strength & power training.
Foam Roll
A
Glutes + Hip Rotators x10ea Hamstrings x10ea Calves x10ea Lower/Upper Back x10ea Posterior Shoulder x10ea Adductors & Quads
Mobility
B
Wall Quad Stretch x20s ea 1/2 Kneeling Ankle Mob. x10ea Hip Rotator Stretch x20s ea Wide Knee Rock x10 Quadruped T-Spine Rot. x5ea
Activation
C
Complete in circuit form, twice around Band Supported Leg Lower 2x5ea 1 Leg Hip Lift 2x5ea Quadruped Hip Extension from Elbows 2x5ea Mini Band ER 2x5 Mini Band Walk 2x5ea
Dynamic Warm Up
D
Perform 8 reps of each exercise once around Toe Touch - Squat V Stance Rotation Reaching 1 Leg SLDL Rotational Squat
Power
E
Catch breath fully in-between rounds. Squat Jump w/ Pause 3x5 Long Lever Deadbug 3x5ea Alternating Spiderman 3x5ea
F1
1.5 Goblet Squat
3 x 5
F2
1.5 Dumbbell Row
3 x 5
F3
Bear Plank Taps
3 x 5
G1
One and a Half 1 Leg Bench Hip Lift
3 x 5
G2
1.5 Push Up
3 x 5
G3
TK Chop
2 x 8
H1
Reaching Lateral Squat
2 x 8
H2
Suitcase carry
2 x 25
H3
Get Up to Elbow
2 x 5
Tennis/Lax Ball Roll
A
This circuit is an alternative to Foam Rolling. Use this all days in place of foam rolling if you don't have access to a roller. Bottom of the foot x10 Calves x10+10ea Glutes x10+10ea Quads (above the knee) x10+10ea Quads (middle) x10+10 Hip Flexors x10ea Rotator Cuff x10+10ea Pecs. x10+10ea
Stretch
B
2 times around, 30s each position unless noted otherwise 90/90 Hip ER/IR Heel Sitting w/ T-Spine Rot. x6ea Posterior Hip Capsule x6ea Quadruped Lat. Stretch Downward Dog x6
Movement
C
Dynamic Warm Up: Find ~ 10 yards of space and work through the warm up sequentially, 1x through Leg Cradle Reaching 1 Leg SLDL Inchworm Bear Crawl High Knees Butt Kicks Shuffle Carioca Back Pedal
Conditioning
D
Run, jog, Walk x6 Find ~50 Yards of space. The run shouldn't be a sprint, but rather 75% of a sprint. The jog is meant to be ~ 50% of a sprint, and the walk gives you a chance to catch your breath. If you can't complete the conditioning because of joint pain or some other reason, let us know and we will help modify!
Foam Roll
A
Glutes + Hip Rotators x10ea Hamstrings x10ea Calves x10ea Lower/Upper Back x10ea Posterior Shoulder x10ea Adductors & Quads
Mobility
B
Wall Quad Stretch x20s ea 1/2 Kneeling Ankle Mob. x10ea Hip Rotator Stretch x20s ea Wide Knee Rock x10 Quadruped T-Spine Rot. x5ea
Activation
C
Complete in circuit form, twice around Band Supported Leg Lower 2x5ea 1 Leg Hip Lift 2x5ea Quadruped Hip Extension from Elbows 2x5ea Mini Band ER 2x5 Mini Band Walk 2x5ea
Dynamic Warm Up
D
Perform 8 reps of each exercise once around Toe Touch - Squat V Stance Rotation Reaching 1 Leg SLDL Rotational Squat
Power
E
Catch breath fully in-between rounds. 1-2 Stick 3x5 Long Lever Deadbug 3x5ea Spiderman T-Spine 3x5ea
F1
Tempo goblet squat
3 x 5
F2
Tempo Push Up
3 x 5
F3
Bear Plank Reach
3 x 5
G1
Tempo Split Squat
3 x 5
G2
Tempo DB Row
3 x 5
G3
TK Anti Rotation Press Out
2 x 8
H1
Eccentric Slideboard Leg Curl
2 x 6
H2
Lateral Crawl
2 x 5
H3
Side plank
2 x 0:20
Tennis/Lax Ball Roll
A
This circuit is an alternative to Foam Rolling. Use this all days in place of foam rolling if you don't have access to a roller. Bottom of the foot x10 Calves x10+10ea Glutes x10+10ea Quads (above the knee) x10+10ea Quads (middle) x10+10 Hip Flexors x10ea Rotator Cuff x10+10ea Pecs. x10+10ea
Stretch
B
2 times around, 30s each position unless noted otherwise 90/90 Hip ER/IR Heel Sitting w/ T-Spine Rot. x6ea Posterior Hip Capsule x6ea Quadruped Lat. Stretch Downward Dog x6
Movement
C
Dynamic Warm Up: Find ~ 10 yards of space and work through the warm up sequentially, 1x through Leg Cradle Reaching 1 Leg SLDL Inchworm Bear Crawl High Knees Butt Kicks Shuffle Carioca Back Pedal
Conditioning
D
:10/:20 x8 For Bike Sprints, use a stationary Bike. Try to maintain the same speed for all reps. Each rep is :10 on :20 off, biking at 75% of a sprint.If you prefer a different conditioning modality, do something else to get your HR up. That could be Tempo Runs, a Steady Bike Ride, Peloton, Rower, etc. Shoot for at least 15 minutes. Stay safe and make sure to follow the guidelines of social distancing!
Foam Roll
A
Glutes + Hip Rotators x10ea Hamstrings x10ea Calves x10ea Lower/Upper Back x10ea Posterior Shoulder x10ea Adductors & Quads
Mobility
B
Wall Quad Stretch x20s ea 1/2 Kneeling Ankle Mob. x10ea Hip Rotator Stretch x20s ea Wide Knee Rock x10 Quadruped T-Spine Rot. x5ea
Activation
C
Complete in circuit form, twice around Band Supported Leg Lower 2x5ea 1 Leg Hip Lift 2x5ea Quadruped Hip Extension from Elbows 2x5ea Mini Band ER 2x5 Mini Band Walk 2x5ea
Dynamic Warm Up
D
Perform 8 reps of each exercise once around Toe Touch - Squat V Stance Rotation Reaching 1 Leg SLDL Rotational Squat
Power
E
Catch breath fully in-between rounds. Squat Jump w/ Pause 3x5 Long Lever Deadbug 3x5ea Alternating Spiderman 3x5ea
F1
Goblet Reverse Lunge
3 x 8
F2
DB Row
3 x 8
F3
Bear Plank Taps
3 x 5
G1
Goblet squat
3 x 8
G2
1 Arm DB Floor Press
3 x 8
G3
TK Chop
2 x 8
H1
Reaching Lateral Squat
2 x 8
H2
Suitcase carry
2 x 25
H3
Get Up to Elbow
2 x 5
Tennis/Lax Ball Roll
A
This circuit is an alternative to Foam Rolling. Use this all days in place of foam rolling if you don't have access to a roller. Bottom of the foot x10 Calves x10+10ea Glutes x10+10ea Quads (above the knee) x10+10ea Quads (middle) x10+10 Hip Flexors x10ea Rotator Cuff x10+10ea Pecs. x10+10ea
Stretch
B
2 times around, 30s each position unless noted otherwise 90/90 Hip ER/IR Heel Sitting w/ T-Spine Rot. x6ea Posterior Hip Capsule x6ea Quadruped Lat. Stretch Downward Dog x6
Movement
C
Dynamic Warm Up: Find ~ 10 yards of space and work through the warm up sequentially, 1x through Leg Cradle Reaching 1 Leg SLDL Inchworm Bear Crawl High Knees Butt Kicks Shuffle Carioca Back Pedal
Conditioning
D
Run/Jog/ Walk x6 Find ~50 Yards of space. The run shouldn't be a sprint, but rather 75% of a sprint. The jog is meant to be ~ 50% of a sprint, and the walk gives you a chance to catch your breath. If you can't complete the conditioning because of joint pain or some other reason, let us know and we will help modify!
Michael Boyle is one of the foremost experts in the fields of Strength and Conditioning, and Functional Training. Prior to co-founding MBSC in 1996, Mike served as the Head Strength & Conditioning Coach at Boston University for 15 years. He also served as the Strength & Conditioning Coach for the Boston Bruins, the US Women’s Olympic Ice Hockey Team, and the World Champion Boston Red Sox in 2013
Ken currently works for the Boston Bruins as a strength & conditioning coach. Prior to working with Bruins, he worked at MBSC for 6 years, running the Internship program, traveling the world to teach the CFSC course, and overseeing the adult & athlete programs. Alongside Mike, Ken ran the summer pro-athlete group for four years which eventually opened the door to working in the NHL for the Bruins.
Steve has worked for MBSC for 6 over years. In that time, he has coached all types of clients ranging from professional athletes to middle-school kids. Stephen is also an integral part of our Certification Program (CFSC). He has traveled all over the world teaching other trainers, and serves as MBSC's Director of Program Design for Athlete and Adult clients.
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