Open Gym Strength and Conditioning – Bronco Basketball
Dynamic warmup
Dynamic leg warm-up (No Measure)
20 on 20 off
High knees in place
alternating side lunges w/high knee
alternating Bird pickers
ski jumps
alternating leg raises from plank
In-outs from plank
alternating single leg kickbacks
air squats
side bridge (both sides)
hip twist/jump
quad stretch w/reach opposite arm of stretch
2 up 2 back
jumping split lunge
Lateral wall drill (inside leg and outside leg both directions)
Lateral single leg broad jump with quarter turn
Reverse single leg broad jump w/half turn (inside leg)
Speed drills (No Measure)
over/back (baseline) two each side
quick switch one each side
single leg over back
both leg over/back
ski jumps (both feet over back lateral)
single leg ski jumps
OLY
Clean and Jerk (EMOM 6: 1 clean and jerk)
circuit 1
Strict pull-up + OH press complex (EMOM 6: Even- 8 OH press…Odd- 4 strict pull-ups)
Athletes will rotate every minute switching movements
OH PRESS- RPE 8
STRICT PULLUPS- RPE 9
*may use a weighted belt*
Score your OH press as results
in comment section add which variation of pull-ups
Perhaps the most effective way to understand RPE is via the “reps in reserve” method. At the end of your set, ask yourself, “How many more reps could I have done?” And be honest. Subtract the number of reps you left “in the tank” from 10, and that’s your RPE. For example:
10 RPE = 0 reps in the tank (maximal effort)
9 RPE = 1 rep in the tank (very difficult)
8 RPE = 2 reps in the tank (difficult)
7 RPE = 3 reps in the tank (moderately difficult)
6 RPE = 4 reps in the tank (not very difficult)
Circuit 2
Pendlay row + RDL complex (Every 90 seconds for 4 sets- 10 reps)
1 rep of the complex- 1 pendlay row + 1 RDL x 10
RPE 7
Circuit 3
Metcon (Checkmark)
Every 90 seconds for 4 sets:
50 ft heavy sled pull -or- 50 ft plate push into 10 high box jumps
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