Monday Workout Variant (Extended Station Format)

Total Duration: ~90 minutes
Structure:

  • Warm-Up – 10 minutes
  • Skills (Part 1) – 30–40 minutes
  • Strength (Part 2) – 30–40 minutes
  • Fun/Core Finisher – 10 minutes

Warm-Up – 10 Minutes

Prepare joints, elevate heart rate, and activate the core.

Sequence

  1. 20 Jumping Jacks
  2. 10 Shoulder Rolls Forward and Back
  3. 10 Scapular Pull-Ups
  4. 10 Air Squats
  5. 10 Push-Ups (knees if needed)
  6. 20-Second Hollow Hold
  7. 20-Second Arch Hold
  8. Light Jog, Jump Rope, or High Knees (2–3 minutes)

Part 1 – Skills (30–40 Minutes)

There are two main skill stations. Spend 15–20 minutes at each station before rotating.
Focus on control, body awareness, and coordination.


Station 1 – Inversion and Balance (Handstand + Crow + Core Control)

Goal: Build balance, shoulder endurance, and core control.

Progressions

  1. Crow pose hold → tuck handstand → wall handstand → free-balance attempts
  2. Partner-assisted handstand holds (3–5 sets × 20–30 seconds)
  3. Three rounds of:
    • 20-Second Handstand Hold
    • 10 Shoulder Taps (against wall or from crow position)
    • 20-Second Hollow Hold

Coaching Focus

  • Keep hips stacked above shoulders.
  • Maintain open shoulders and strong scapular push.
  • Control the descent when exiting the position.

Station 2 – Hanging and Lever Progressions

Goal: Develop back, lats, and shoulder mobility.

Progressions

  1. Active hang with scapular pulls – 10 reps
  2. Tuck front lever hold – 15–20 seconds
  3. Skin-the-Cat or German Hang – 3 controlled reps
  4. Optional: Advanced front lever raises or one-leg lever holds

Example Routine (3 Rounds)

  • 15-Second Tuck Lever Hold
  • 5 Scapular Pulls
  • 20-Second Rest

Coaching Focus

  • Keep shoulders active and arms straight.
  • Control the range of motion in each phase.

Part 2 – Strength (30–40 Minutes)

There are three strength stations. Rotate every 10–12 minutes in pairs or trios.
Each station emphasizes a different strength area.


Station 1 – Push Strength

Beginner

  • 3 × 10 Incline or Knee Push-Ups
  • 3 × 10 Bench Dips
  • 3 × 10 Shoulder-Tap Planks

Intermediate / Advanced

  • 4 × 10 Push-Ups to Toe-Touch
  • 4 × 6–10 Dips (rings or bars)
  • 3 × 20-Second Planche Lean Hold

Focus: Chest, triceps, and shoulder stability.


Station 2 – Pull Strength

Beginner

  • 4 × 5 Band-Assisted or Negative Pull-Ups
  • 3 × 8 Inverted Rows (table or bar)
  • 3 × 20-Second Active Hang

Intermediate / Advanced

  • 3 × 3–5 Bar Muscle-Ups or Transition Practice
  • 3 × 5–8 Weighted or Chest-to-Bar Pull-Ups
  • 3 × 15–20 Second Tuck Front Lever Hold

Focus: Pulling power, scapular retraction, and control under tension.


Station 3 – Core and Full-Body Integration

Beginner

  • 3 × 20-Second Hollow Hold
  • 3 × 10 Leg Raises (bent knees allowed)
  • 3 × 15 Mountain Climbers

Intermediate / Advanced

  • 3 × 15 Hanging Leg Raises or Toes-to-Bar
  • 3 × 20-Second L-Sit (floor or bars)
  • 3 × 15 V-Ups

Focus: Core compression control and coordination between core and limbs.


Fun / Core Finisher – 10 Minutes

“Team Core Gauntlet” Relay Two teams will be formed.

Participants complete the following sequence:

  1. 20 Russian Twists (10 each side)
  2. 15 Leg Raises
  3. 10 Push-Up Shoulder Taps

After everyone completes one round, the entire group holds a 1-minute plank together.
If time allows, repeat for a second round.