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MBG Training System- Maximum Results, Minimal Time / equipment


Passion + Atmosphere + Hard work + alignment + progression = Continuing Results.

Our secret is our passion for what we do. This passion is passed onto all our members in every session. All this positive energy creates an amazing training atmosphere where we all feed off each other.

Our training system follows a format that keeps you progressing from month to month in a safe and controlled manner

We structure our workouts so that each week you will get to choose from:

•    3 strength/power workouts - Mon / Wed / Fri
•    3 strength & power endurance- Tues / Thurs / Sat 

Group workouts are approximately 1 hour in length consisting of approximately 10-15 Minutes of mobility warm up, 5 minutes running through technique/  workout  requirements and finishing with 15+ minutes of Eichens Yoga to Finnish  the session.

Workouts are set out for you each day and logged onto workout cards provided at the gym. Daily workouts are performed & logged in training cycles from 6-8 weeks in length.

The MBG caters for all levels of ability. Within each daily workout lay 3 separate levels of performance to choose from- stability, strength and power. We recommend you master each level before powering through to the next level.

Stability (and alignment) is the first level of training. This level focuses on improving your ability to align your body correctly. It is extremely important that you develop a good base before moving on to the strength level of training. You should not load a misaligned body.

Strength is the second level of training. Strength level focuses on making the same stability exercises more challenging through greater range of motion and added resistance.

Power is the highest level. Power level exercises are much faster and more dynamic than the other two levels, requiring increased levels of both strength and stability. Have you ever heard the statement "Speed without control is a dangerous thing?" Stability and strength are essential to your success at power level.

•    Please note all new members must attend at least one of our technique sessions, No exceptions.

•  Please call and book in for a technique session prior to your first workout. Ph 0417717177 or 89413610 

 

The following is a template of our skill level challenges for you to rate your progress.

Skill Level Challenge: Stability / Strength / Power / Pro

SKILL Stability Strength Power Pro
Pushing 1 push up 25 push ups 50 push ups 50 push ups on JG
KB back pr.x10x25% KB back pr.x10x50% KB back pr.x10x75% KB back pr.x10x100%
10 down dogs 1 HSPU 10 HSPU's 10 HSPU on 12" box's
KB MP 25% bodywt. KB MP 50% bw. KB MP 75% bw KB MP 100% bw
Cable (C-TNT) MP 40% bw C MP 50% bw C MP 75% bw C MP 100% bw
Lat HS walk 15 yards Lat HSW 30 yards Lat HSW 30y face fl. Free HSW 60 yards
Pulling 20 x 90 deg JG chin 10 chin ups 20 chin ups 30 chins to chest
  20 x 90 deg JG chin 1 chin up x 25% bw 1 chin up x 50% bw 1 chin up x 75% bw
20 x 90 deg JG chin 20 kips 40 kips 60 kips to chin
30 sec hold without legs 1 x 20' rope w/feet 1 x 20' rope no feet 2 x 20' rope no feet
2 x cliff crawls 5 x cliff crawls 10 x cliff crawls 15 x cliff crawls
hip push 50 full squats KB front squat - 10 x 50% bw KB fr. Squat - 10 x 75% bw KB fr. Squat - 10 x 100% bw
hold jump ready for 60 sec 20" vertical jump 30" vertical jump 40" vertical jump
foot up lunge: 20s (knee touch) 10s x 50% bw 10s x 75% bw 10s x 100% bw
hip pull broad jump: hold x 60 sec  8' broad jump 9' broad jump 10' broad jump
KB swing - 20 x 25% 1 KB Snatch:30s x M24k, W16k 2A Snatch x 6 x 75% bw 2A Snatch x 1 x 100% bw
KB deadlift: 50% bw KB deadlift: 100% bw KB deadlift: 150% bw KB deadlift: 200% bw
1KB clean: 12s x 25%

2KB floor clean: 50% bw

2KB floor clean: 75% bw 2KB floor clean: 100% bw
core PW incline plane hold 60 sec. PW crawl: 50 yards PW crawl: 100 yards PW crawl: 100 yd + 10% bw
seated tucks: 20 v-ups: 20 v-ups: 30 v-ups: 40
metabolic 10 min x 15/15 C/PP 100 w/mb 100 reps: M16k's / W12k's 100 reps: M24k's / W16k's 100 reps: m32k's / W24k's
SSST: 1A swing - M16k, W12k SSST: 150 - M24k, W16k SSST: 200 - M24k, W16k SSST: 200 - M32k, W24k
30/100/1000: pw pikes/JR 30/200/2000: pw crawl/JR 30/300/3000: pw crawl/JR 30/300/3000: pw crawl/JR+10%bw
15/15: 100 kneePU/60d chins 15/15: 100 push ups/90d chin 15.15:100 box push ups/70 kips 15/15: 50 hspu / 100 kips
speed Run in place: 60 in 30 seconds 60 yd shuttle: under 14.0 60 yd shuttle: under 12.0 60 yd shuttle: under 11.0
440 run: 2:00 440 run: 1:30 440 run: 1:05 440 run: 0:55
1 mile run: 9:00 1 mile run: 7:30 1 mile run: 6:00 1 mile run: 5:00
Jump Rope 150s: 4:00 Jump Rope 150s: 3:00 Jump Rope 150s: 1:45 Jump Rope 100s dbls: 2:30