Pokemon Workouts #01-#03: Bulbasaur-Venusaur

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Pokemon Workouts #01-#03: Bulbasaur-Venusaur 

Bulbasaur

1. 50 Yard Bear Crawl
2. 1 Minute Alternating Squat-Stance Waves with Battle Ropes
3. 50 Yard Frog Hop
4. 1 Minute Battle Rope Slams

--5 Rounds 

Ivysaur

1. 100 Yard Bear Crawl
2. 1 Minute Alternating Squat-Stance Waves with Battle Ropes
3. 100 Yard Frog Hop
4. 1 Minute Battle Rope Slams
5. 100 Yard Bear Crawl
6. 1 Minute In-Out Squat-Stance Waves with Battle Ropes
7. 16 Push-ups

--5 Rounds

Venusaur (wearing a 25# weighted vest or backpack)

1. 100 Yard Bear Crawl
2. 1 Minute Alternating Squat-Stance Waves with Battle Ropes
3. 100 Yard Frog Hop
4. 1 Minute Battle Rope Slams
5. 100 Yard Bear Crawl
6. 1 Minute In-Out Squat-Stance Waves with Battle Ropes
7. 32 Push-ups

--5 Rounds

 

Mega Venusaur Add-on (If you are able to complete the Venusaur workout in its entirety without stopping, you can do this to finish up your workout)

1. 100 Yard Bear Crawl
2. 100 Push-ups
3. 100 Yard Reverse Bear Crawl

Notes:

• You may not advance to the next level of the workout until you are capable of completing the workout in its entirety without rest. 
• Short video with a bunch of Battle Rope drills. You can find the ones in the workout on here, as well. The only difference is that on the "squat-stance" portion, you are just sitting in the bottom of the squat, instead of going up and down. 
• For the bear crawl, go onto all fours, keeping your butt in the air and a great deal of your weight on your palms. You left hand moves forward, followed by your right leg, then your right hand and then your left leg, so that you should always have three points of contact with the ground. 
• For the frog hop, you will squat down, with your feet wide and your palms on the ground in front of you. You will hold yourself on your hands as your feet hop up to come even with your hands. Then, you will reach out in front of you with your hands and repeat. At no point should both your hands and your feet be off the ground at the same time. 

That's all for today! Until next time, good luck and train hard!