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Beginner Functional I: Split Jerk & Suitcase Deadlifts

Split jerk, suitcase deadlifts, front rack lunge, floor chest press, and reverse grip rows.

35 min 10 exercises

The workout

  1. 1

    Jump Rope Sim (Holding DBs)

    30s

    Simulate jump rope while holding light dumbbells. Improves coordination and elevates heart rate with added resistance.

  2. 2

    Barbell Torso Twist (light)

    30s

    Hold a light barbell across shoulders and rotate torso left and right to activate core and improve spinal mobility.

  3. 3

    DB Elbow Circles

    30s

    Hold dumbbells with elbows bent and rotate the arms in tight circles. Prepares elbows and shoulders for pressing and pulling.

  4. 4

    Barbell Split Jerk (light)

    45s

    Drive a light barbell overhead while jumping into a split stance. Builds explosive overhead strength and footwork.

  5. 5

    DB Suitcase Deadlifts (alternating)

    45s

    Hold a dumbbell in one hand like a suitcase and perform deadlifts. Alternate hands. Trains posterior chain and anti-lateral core.

  6. 6

    Barbell Front Rack Lunge

    45s

    Hold barbell in front rack position and step into alternating lunges. Improves single-leg strength and core stability.

  7. 7

    DB Chest Press on Floor

    45s

    Lie on the floor and press dumbbells from chest to ceiling. Focuses on chest activation and limits shoulder strain.

  8. 8

    Barbell Reverse Grip Row

    45s

    With an underhand grip, row the barbell toward lower ribs from a bent-over position. Targets lats, biceps, and lower traps.

  9. 9

    Overhead Barbell Triceps Stretch

    30s

    Hold a light barbell behind your head with both hands and stretch triceps by gently lowering the bar.

  10. 10

    DB Lat Cross Reach Stretch

    30s

    Hold a dumbbell and reach across the body while seated or standing. Stretches the lats and side torso.

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