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The key takeaways are that this program is designed for the off-season of athletes to develop general strength, speed, power and fitness. It involves 5 training days per week, both in the gym and doing field sessions, as well as 2 mobility circuits per week.

Mobility circuits involve dynamic movements to improve range of motion and should be performed 1-2 times per week. They can also be used as a warm up before gym sessions on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

The harder gym sessions are planned for Monday, Wednesday and Friday, so athletes should try to avoid being fatigued for these sessions.

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THE OFF-SEASON
PROGRAM
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The Off-Season Program

About The Program


The Program
This program is designed for athletes who are in their off-season
- with a focus on developing general strength qualities, as well as
laying a foundation for speed, power and match-fitness. There
are five training days to be performed, both in the gym and on a
field (speed and conditioning sessions), as well as two mobility
circuits.

Mobility Circuits & Gym Warm Up


The two mobility circuits should be performed 1-2x each every
week. They should also be used as a warmup before the gym
sessions on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. They can also be
done on rest days, or on other training days. The chosen circuit
should be performed 2-3 times each session.

How to Fit in Sport/Skill Training


Although the program is designed to be performed in the off-
season, you should continue to train for your sport. Keep in mind
that the harder sessions on this program are planned for
Monday, Wednesday and Friday - so try to avoid being fatigued
for these sessions. If you feel like you need to perform a higher
intensity sport/skill training session - it would be ideal to perform
this on Saturday. Otherwise, lower intensity drills should be the
focus for working on skill development during this program, and
throughout the off-season.
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Important Notes

Disclaimer
All exercise and physical activity has some level of risk. You perform
this training at your own risk. Complete Football Performance will
not be held responsible for injuries or other damage that occur
during performance of the exercises in this training program.

Copyright Notice
© Complete Football Performance 2020. All Rights Reserved.

Exercises
If you don't know what one of the exercises is, or are unsure of how
to perform it properly - DM me on instagram @completeFP.

Flying sprints simply means you have a run-up, before performing


the set distance at your maximal speed. For example, a flying 20m
sprint is performed by accelerating (for 10-15m) to your top speed,
then maintaining your top speed for a 20m sprint.

Video examples can be found HERE for some of the drills.

Abbreviations
ES = Each Side
EL = Each Leg
EW = Each Way
DB = Dumbbell
MB = Medicine Ball
SL = Single Leg
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READING THE PROGRAM


Each gym program has 2 or 3 'supersets' or 'series'
which are named A, B & C. They are each designed to be
performed in this order.

When performing a superset, you perform one set of


each exercise, and then repeat for the set amount of
sets.

In the example below, you would perform a set of


trapbar deadlifts, then rest for 45 seconds before
performing a set of box jumps. After resting for 2
minutes, you will repeat this superset 4 times. Then, you
will repeat the same process for the B series.
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Field warm up

For field sessions, the following can be used as a general,


dynamic warm-up.

See the previous page for a video example.

Each performed for 10-20m (or longer where necessary)


Jog
Walking Lunge
Walking Lateral Lunge
Forwards Shuffle
Backwards Shuffle/Jockey
Open & Close the Gate
Leg Swings
Side Shuffle
Carioca
Skipping
High Knee Runs
Run Throughs (60-100%)
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Mobility circuits
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MONDAY
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Tuesday
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WEDNESDAY
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FRIDAY
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SATURDAY

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