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Introduction
Cardiorespiratory Fitness
Muscular Endurance and Strength
Flexibility
Body Composition
Nutrition and Fitness
Circuit Training and Exercise Drills
Obstacle Courses and Additional Drills
Competitive Fitness Activities
Developing the Program
Physical Training During Initial Entry Training
Environmental Considerations
Injuries
Army Physical Fitness Test
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The Road to Fitness
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Prepare for Airborne School
Prepare for NALC & Air Assault School
Resistance Exercises - Legs
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Prepare for NALC & Air-Assault School

WORKOUT A

EXERCISE WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4
OBSTACLE COURSE OR CIRCUIT
The ideal Obstacle Course would replicate what is found at Air-Assault School. If this is not available, develop a Circuit that includes a rope climb and 6 foot wall at a minimum. Run a minimum of 30 seconds between obstacles.
       
GUERILLA CIRCUIT
Conduct each exercise for 20-40 seconds with no rest between
       
All Fours Run 20-40 sec 20-40 sec 20-40 sec 20-40 sec
Broad Jump 20-40 sec 20-40 sec 20-40 sec 20-40 sec
Crab Walk 20-40 sec 20-40 sec 20-40 sec 20-40 sec
Jump Squat 12-15 Reps 12-15 Reps 12-15 Reps 12-15 Reps
AGILITY EXERCISES        
Hour Glass Drill        
Tree Line Shuffle Drill        
Ski Hops        
Star Drill        

ABDOMINAL

SIT-UPS 50-100      
SIDE RAISE (Left) 15-25      
SIDE RAISE (Right) 15-25      
         

*Run the Obstacle Course or Circuit at least   twice. Work up to doing 3 sets (warm-up, moderate and full speed). Rest 2-5 minutes between sets

WORKOUT B

 

EXERCISE WEEK 1   WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4
BENCH PRESS Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps
Flat               5-8 Reps / / / /
Incline           5-8 Reps  / / / /
Decline         5-8 Reps / / / /
Dumbbell Shoulder Press Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps
Work Set 1   5-8 Reps / / / /
Work Set 2   5-8 Reps / / / /
Work Set 3   5-8 Reps / / / /
BICEPS CURL Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps
Work Set 1   5-8 Reps / / / /
Work Set 2   5-8 Reps / / / /
Work Set 3 / / / /
TRICEPS PUSHDOWN Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps
Work Set 1   5-8 Reps / / / /
Work Set 2   5-8 Reps / / / /
Work Set 3   5-8 Reps / / / /
MACHINE ROW Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps
Work Set 1   5-8 Reps / / / /
Work Set 2   5-8 Reps / / / /
Work Set 3   5-8 Reps / / / /
PULL-UPS Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps
Wide          8-10 Reps   / / / /
Wrist-out    8-10 Reps / / / /
Wrist-in      8-10 Reps  / / / /
PUSH-UPS Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps Weight/Reps
Wide         25-50 Reps   / / / /
Regular     25-50 Reps / / / /
Close        25-50 Reps / / / /

ABDOMINAL

ELEVATED SIT-UPS 50-100      
INCLINE KNEE-UP 25-50      
CYCLING TWIST 25-50      
         
         

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