I have a few premium routines on my website that I’ve poured my heart and soul into creating. Three are focused on strength training and another three are focused on flexibility. None of them require lots of equipment as I’m a fan of working out with minimal equipment which allows me to do it at home or outdoors. So here goes!
Everyone knows nowadays that strong is the new sexy (regardless of gender) and guess what! You don’t need a gym or tons of equipment to do it!
Smart Core Program (Link)
This is the latest and greatest strength training program and it’s specifically for the core which includes the abs, glutes and lower back. This is full of 70 progression exercises, mostly bodyweight weight exercises so you could do it anywhere and so you could keep increasing the intensity and unlocking new achievements with each level you surpass! Click here to buy the smart core program.
My Rings Routine (Link)
This is a rings-oriented bodyweight training routine. This is the first paid product I had ever created. To me, it is one of the best routines I have ever come up with, both in quality and fun. With a simple pair of gymnastics rings, you could potentially workout your upper body and core in a way that rivals weightlifting with this routine. It is a lot more gymnastics oriented because you learn straight arm skills such as front/back levers and planche and also learn skills such as skin the cat, inverted hang, shoulder stand and more. There are a lot of very cool progressions and the template is absolutely one of my favorites. Instead of a push/pull split, it splits the days into straight-arm and bent-arm days. Click here to go to the page to buy the rings-routine.
My Hypertrophy Routine (Link)
This is purely a bodyweight training routine that is meant for getting maximally stronger and bigger. Whether you want to BE strong or just LOOK strong, this is the routine for you. It is not for rank beginners because the programming utilizes the concept of periodization that targets different rep-ranges and intensity depending on the workout-day. It’s not too hard to understand but it is more complex (and downright fun if you are well versed with bodyweight exercises). It doesn’t have the skill work in the same way that the rings-routine does as it’s less gymnastics oriented and more for purely aesthetics and strength. Click here to go to the page to buy the hypertrophy-routine.
Note: If you are struggling with some of the skills or moves in the rings-routine due to a lack of strength, the hypertrophy routine is perfect to do for a 2-3 month cycle and then go back to the rings-routine to find yourself much, much stronger at the moves required for the rings-routine. This is one of the reasons why I switch between the two. And here’s a little table which may help you make the right choice as well with slightly more detail:
Work From Home Fitness Program (Link)
This is one of the more unique programs in the list in the sense that it’s a blend between strength and flexibility work. It has a little bit of both as it was developed solely to help you establish a balance for those working from home and trying to find ways to move to stay fit. Many people get overwhelmed by all the information out there on what to do or unsure of how to do it at home and my goal was to take out all the guess work (like I’ve done with my other flexibility programs) so you don’t have to overthink about what to do to stay flexible and strong. If you prefer to workout at home or at your local park instead of the gym, then this is the ticket for you! This is great for anyone from rank beginners to intermediate trainees.
