Football Developmental Program – Week 6 Day 1

Before Getting Started

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Week 6 Day 1 Warm-up

Exercise	Distance
Forward Skip	x 20 yards
Backwards Skip	x 20 yards
Walking High Kick	x 10 yards
Quad Pull and Reach	x 10 yards
Lateral Groin Skip (Right)	x 20 yards
Lateral Groin Skip (Left)	x 20 yards
Forward Hip Rotations	x 10 yards
Backwards Hip Rotations	x 10 yards
Stiff Leg Bound	2 x 20 yards
3/4 Speed Sprint	2 x 20 yards

Week 6 Day 2 Lift

	Exercise	Sets x Reps
1	Single Arm DB Snatch	2 x 5
2	Clean Pulls	4 x 5
3A	DB Step-Up	3 x 5
3B	DB One Arm Row	3 x 10
4A	Floor Slider Leg Curls	3 x 8
4B	Band Curls	3 x 10
4C	Toe Touches	3 x 25

FAQ

What are the numbers and letters before the exercise name?

This is the exercise order for the day. Exercises that share the same number and have letters (Ex. 3A and 3B) are meant to be supersetted.

What does the ‘e’ stand for in 5e?

e stands for “each leg” or “each arm”. You’ll see this on single arm and single leg exercises.

What does the “% / lbs” column mean?

This is the percentage of your max prescribed for this set. If this box is empty, select an appropriate weight based on your strength.

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