10 in 20 MODULE
THE 10:20 MODULE
What is better?
a) 1 x 1 hour training session per week
b) 3 x 20-minute training sessions per week
It depends, but I would argue that 3 x 20-minute training sessions is superior, for the simple fact that we're providing a stimulus for adaptation multiple times per week, as opposed to only once.
During the covid pandemic, I played around with how I was structuring my training on a daily basis, and settled on 1 - 3 x 10 - 20 minute blocks of training each day, 3 - 6 times per week.
This helped break up the long days in lockdown, but also served as a great way to focus on specific elements of strength and conditioning.
WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE MODULES
The video's in this training programme include full breakdowns of each exercise in the Coached by Kobes app.
Workouts last approx 20 minutes or less.
THE 10:20 MODULE:
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Warm Up Flow
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13-1 Couplet
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Cardio Split
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Kettlebell Complex
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250m Row Sprint
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Sled Push and Farmers Carry
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Energy System Conditioning
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Strength Endurance
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Tabata Variations
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20-20 Circuit
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50-10 Ladder
The Coached by Kobes APP is simple and easy to use with the app on your mobile or your laptop.
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User Friendly Interface
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Changeable Scheduling Function
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Progress Trackers
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Full Breakdown of Exercises
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Bonus Videos & Mindset Podcasts
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Ability to Record your Own Workout
After making payment you will be instructed to create an account, then you will receive two emails. The first being an introduction to the Coached By Kobes App, and the second being an overview, and instructions for how to use the App for the 10-in-20 Module.
THE BREAKDOWN
If you choose only three training sessions you cycle through for 4 - 6 weeks, that's a win.
Choose a different three for the following 4 - 6 weeks.
Finish another 4 - 6 week training block with three different training sessions.
Simply using this structure could provide you with a solid 12 - 18 week training program for a total of an hours worth of training each week.
For those who buy into the system, it will revolutionize how they view "Training"