Thursday 28 March 2013

Easter Special Offer!

If you don't yet have a copy of The Complete Guide To Sandbag Training then there's no better time to grab yourself a copy on Amazon. For the Easter weekend the Kindle version is a massive 80% off RRP! And don't worry if you don't have a Kindle, you can read it using Kindle Apps too.





Wednesday 27 March 2013

Todays Workout - Run Forrest, Ruuunnn!

This workout is a tough conditioning challenge so be prepared to suck at it the first few times you give it a go.

Find a hill of approximately 50m. Put a sandbag that is around 25% of your bodyweight across your shoulders and run to the top of the hill as fast as you can. Walk back recovery to the start (or run if you're feeling brave) and repeat.

Aim to complete as many hill sprints as possible in 20 minutes.

Record your score.

Train hard!



Tuesday 26 March 2013

Todays Workout - Dude, Where's Your Sandbag?!

The sandbag was ever so slightly frozen today (oh, the joys of training in an un-heated garage!) so it was bodyweight only.

5 Pull Ups,
10 Press Ups,
15 Squats,
100 Skips.

As many rounds as possible in 20 minutes.

Record your score.

Train hard!



Tuesday 19 March 2013

Todays Workout - Twist and Shout

10 Pull Ups (or variation),
20 Sandbag Overhead Press,
50 Sandbag Round-the-Worlds.

Complete 5 rounds as fast as possible.

Record your time.

Train hard!


Saturday 16 March 2013

Sandbag Fitness On Breaking Muscle

Did you guys see my recent sandbag training series on the popular Breaking Muscle blog? If not, don't worry - you can check out all of the articles here:


5 Week Sandbag Workout Program: Week 1 - Get Started

5 Week Sandbag Workout Program: Week 2 - Building Strength

5 Week Sandbag Workout Program: Week 3 - Planes of Motion

And the good news? It's not finished yet! I have 2 more weeks to go so make sure you keep an eye on the blog.

Matt


Wednesday 6 March 2013

New workout - The Triplet From Hell!

5 Heavy (seriously, as heavy as you can manage) Bear Hug Squats,
10 Pull Ups,
20 Push Ups.

5 rounds as quickly as possible.

Men and women should aim for a sandbag between 50-100% of their bodyweight.

Record your time.

Train hard!