These “Recovery” sessions are designed for use when you’re not feeling 100%, and need to scale back from the day’s workout. This could be when you’re not feeling great, or you’ve been unable to fully recover from a past session, or from a day out at play. For all of these agendas, you’ll complete some or all of the whole-group bodyweight prep work; you’ll also select weights that are appropriate for how you’re feeling – if you’re unsure, go light.

R1 (Recovery One)

A: 15m, Rounds for Quality (RFQ)

  • 10/10 banded lat stretch/retraction
  • 3/3 tall kneeling haloes
  • 60′ developmental crawl

B: 20m RFG

  • 10 2h swings (light)
  • 5 goblet squats (light)
  • 10 scap pullups (use band if necessary)
  • 10 bridge dumbbell floor press

C: Complete:

  • 3m continuous unloaded get-ups
  • 2m side in knee-down twist/bretzel

R2

A: 20m RFQ

  • 1m goblet squat hold
  • 1/1 get-up (light/shoe)

B: 15m RFQ

  • 1/1 arm bar
  • 20 deadbugs (no load)
  • 20 step-ups (12″-16″)

C: 15m RFQ

  • 10/10 active straight leg raise
  • 30s plank hold
  • 1/1 kettlebell windmill

R3

A: 20m RFQ

  • 10 2h swings and 1 goblet squat (light)
  • 5 bridges (5 count hold each rep)
  • 3/3 tall kneeling mace presses

B: 15m RFQ

  • 1 pullup (use band if necessary, focus on quality)
  • 5/5 bent-over mace rows
  • 10/10 mace front pendulums

C: 15m RFQ

  • 60′ crawl (athlete’s choice)
  • 20 kneeling rocks
  • 60′ farmers carry