Thanksgiving is here!
Time for some relaxation, gratitude and a chance to have some quality family time. The best part for an athlete is you finally get some time to chill.
The question for many athletes is: “How much should I chill?”
Well for average athletes Thanksgiving looks a little something like this:
- Wake Up
- Stuff face with Turkey
- Watch Football
- Pass out
That is for average athletes.
For elite athletes the process is a little bit different.
More like this:
- Wake Up
- Eat a Healthy Breakfast
- Get a Full Body Workout In
- Stuff face with Turkey
- Watch Football
- Pass out
You don’t just want to be an average athlete do you? Thought so.
So I know what you are thinking: “I’m not going to have any time to work out.”
Well I am about to take that excuse away from you.
This workout from start to finish will only take you 20 minutes to complete and will leave your entire body on fire allowing you to keep your strength gains going and keep you on the path for success.
Wake up, eat a solid breakfast, complete this workout and stay on your path to becoming an elite athlete.
Here we go:
Warm Up: (2-3 minutes)
- 1 Minute Jumps in place
- World’s Best Stretch X5 Reps @ each
- Dowel OH Squats X10 Reps
Circuit # 1 (6 minutes)
- Deadlift X6 Reps
- Alpha Press X6 Reps AMRAP For 6 Minutes
- Burpee to Med Ball Slam X6 Reps
Rest (2 minutes)
Circuit # 2 (5 minutes)
- Strict Pull Ups X6 Reps
- RDL w/ Bicep Curl X6 Reps AMRAP FOR 5 Minutes
- Side Knee Tuck X6 Reps ea. side
Rest (1 minute)
Circuit # 3 (2 Minutes)
:30, :20, :10
- Kneeling Tricep Kick Backs
- Tall Kneeling Clutch Curls
Go :30 seconds of the kick backs followed immediately by :30 seconds of the Clutch Curls.
Then :20 seconds @ each
Then: :10 seconds @ each
Boom! 20 Minutes and your heart should be thumping in your mouth!
Body is on fire!
Happy Thanksgiving Guys.
Chase It!
Ben Boudro
For more free workouts and tips on how to get and stay ripped check out my youtube channel here: Xceleration YouTube
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