Workout
Plan
Monday
Power
Training Strength Program Day 1
Choose
a weight for each exercise that you can do fast & explosive for all of the
reps in each set
Speed
work = 6 forty yard dashes
Agilities
= 2 drills
Tuesday
45
minute Cardio/Interval routine + 15 minute Ab
routine
Choose
your cardio or intervals from jogging, biking, swimming, basketball, tennis, taebo
Complete
15 minute Ab routine either before or after
cardio/interval routine
Wednesday
Power
Training Strength Program Day 2
Choose
a weight for each exercise that you can do fast & explosive for all of the
reps in each set
Speed
work = 6 forty yard dashes
Agilities
= 2 drills
Thursday
45
minute Cardio/Interval routine + 15 minute Ab
routine
Choose
your cardio or intervals from jogging, biking, swimming, basketball, tennis, taebo
Complete
15 minute Ab routine either before or after
cardio/interval routine
Friday
Power
Training Strength Program Day 3
Choose
a weight for each exercise that you can do fast & explosive for all of the
reps in each set
Speed
work = 6 forty yard dashes
Agilities
= 2 drills
Saturday
45
minute Cardio/Interval routine + 15 minute Ab
routine
Choose
your cardio or intervals from jogging, biking, swimming, basketball, tennis, taebo
Complete
15 minute Ab routine either before or after
cardio/interval routine
Softball
weekends = softball tournament will substitute for regular workout
Sunday
Rest
Nutrition Plan
Pre-workout meals
or shakes should be consumed approximately 30 minutes prior to activity. Post-workout or post-game meals or shakes
should be consumed immediately after activity.
Eat lots of whole foods
that are not processed. The more items listed in the ingredients, typically the
worse the food choice is. Though there are some natural cereals out there that
have a lot of natural ingredients listed.
The less boxed and packaged food you have in
your shopping cart, the better. It
should be 1/2 full of fruits and veggies and the other half your meats, dairy,
and other proteins (nuts, peanut butter).
Try to eliminate as much sugar as possible.
Drink lots of water. Eliminate pop.
Eat 5-6 smaller meals
a day to keep your energy levels maintained throughout the day.
Read the label--If
the carbs are primarily made up of sugar, then its
not a good choice!
Avoid any of the
foods listed below. Most of these foods are high in sugar and fats. These types
of foods will give you energy in a short period of time, but that energy will
also be used quickly, leaving you feeling sluggish! Read the labelif most of
the carbs are in the form of sugar, then it is NOT a
good choice!
Bad food choices:
Candy
Chocolate
Cookies
Cake
Cupcakes
Pop
Fast food from restaurants
Doritos, chips, or other bagged snack foods high in fat or sugar
Fried food
Processed foods
Anything with hydrogenated oil or high fructose corn syrup
Anything in the ingredients that ends in -ose
is a sugar!!
Good
carbohydrate choices:
STARCHES
(Ranked best
to worst)
(Make choices
low in sugar!)
Oatmeal
Brown rice
Whole grain bread
Whole grain cereals
Whole grain bagels
Potatoes
Pasta/noodles
Tortilla shells
Tortilla chips
Pretzels
Crackers
Graham crackers
Granola bars
Applesauce
Raisins
Fig newtons
Cereals low in sugar
White rice
White bread/rolls
Bagels
FRESH
FRUITS
Apples
Bananas
Blackberries
Blueberries
Cantaloupe
Grapefruit
Nectarines
Oranges
Peaches
Pears
Plums
Raspberries
Strawberries
Watermelon
FRESH
VEGETABLES
Asparagus
Broccoli
Brussel sprouts
Cabbage
Carrots
Chickpeas
Collard
greens
Cucumbers
Green beans
Hummus
Lettuce
Mushrooms
Onions
Peppers
Salsa
Spinach
lettuce
Squash
Tomatoes
Zucchini
LIQUID
CARBS
(The higher
the % of natural juice,
the better the selection)
Gatorade
Grape juice
Orange juice
Apple juice
Lemonade
Other natural
juices
Good
protein choices:
Protein powder
Protein bars
low in sugar
Fish
Seafood
Ham
Extra lean
ground beef
Lean steak
Lean pork
Ground turkey
Turkey
sausage
Turkey bacon
Skim milk
(has some carbs)
Peanut butter
Nuts (almonds, walnuts, peanuts)
Chicken
Turkey
Roast beef
Cheese
Beef jerky
Cottage cheese
Yogurt (has some carbs)
Eggs
Tuna
Follow the
90% rule90% of your meals should follow the meal plans. The other 10% can be cheat meals. Following this rule, if you eat 5-6
meals/snacks per day, and 35-42 meals/snacks per week, then you can have
approximately 4 cheat meals or snacks.
You can spread them out throughout the week, or use them all on one
cheat day. A cheat meal or snack means
you can have anything you want, just dont go overboard. Print out the enclosed charts and monitor
your progress in the following manner:
90% Adherence Chart
|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
Sunday |
|
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
|
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
|
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
|
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
|
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
|
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Green
= Adhered to diet
Red
= Cheat meal
Gray
= Did not eat this meal
On this plan,
serving sizes are critical. The
following serving sizes are general recommendations. They should be adjusted based upon the
individuals current weight and training goals.
Regular = 1
serving = 8 ounces or 1 cup
Small =
approximately 6 ounces or Ύ cup
Large =
approximately 12 ounces or 1½
cups
90% Adherence Chart
|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
Sunday |
|
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
|
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
|
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
|
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
|
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
|
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
90%
Adherence Chart
|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
Sunday |
|
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
|
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
|
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
|
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
|
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
|
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
90% Adherence Chart
|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
Sunday |
|
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Breakfast |
|
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
Snack 1 |
|
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
|
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
Snack 2 |
|
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
Dinner |
|
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Snack 3 |
Non-Lifting
Days Meal Plan
Breakfast
1 large protein or 2 small proteins + 1 small carb
(starch or fruit or liquid)
Snack
1 1 protein
Lunch
1 protein + 1 carb (veggie)
Snack
2 1 protein
Dinner
1 protein + 2 carbs (2 veggies or 1 starch & 1
veggie)
Snack
3 1 protein
**Eat
2 or 3 snacks
Sample
breakfast meals:
Sample
lunch meals
Sample
dinner meals
Lifting
Day Meal Plan Morning Workout
Breakfast
1 large
protein or 2 small proteins + 1 large carb or 2 small
carbs (starch or fruit or liquid)
**WORKOUT
Snack
1 - within 30 minutes after workout
1 small protein + 1 small carb
Example
= 1 liquid carb or 1 fruit + protein powder or peanut
butter
Lunch
1 protein + 1 carb (starch or veggie)
Snack
2 1 small protein + 1 small carb (fruit)
Dinner
1 protein + 2 carbs (2 veggies)
Snack
3 1 small protein + 1 small carb (fruit)
**Eat
snack 2 plus at least one of the other snacks.
If snack 2 or 3 is too large, eliminate one of the options.
Sample
breakfast meals:
Sample
lunch meals:
Sample
dinner meals:
Lifting
Day Meal Plan Afternoon Workout
Breakfast
1 large
protein or 2 small proteins + 1 large carb or 2 small
carbs (starch or fruit or liquid)
Snack
1 - 1 small protein + 1 small carb (starch or fruit)
**WORKOUT
Lunch
within 30 minutes after workout 1
large protein + 1 large carb (1 starch or 1 veggie or
small combo of each)
Snack
2 1 small protein + 1 small carb (fruit)
Dinner
1 protein + 2 carbs (2 veggies or 1 starch + 1
veggie)
Snack
3 1 small protein + 1 small carb (fruit)
**Eat
2-3 of the snacks. If snack 1 or 3 is
too large, eliminate one of the options.
Sample
breakfast meals:
Sample
lunch meals:
Sample
dinner meals
Lifting
Day Meal Plan Evening Workout
Breakfast
1 large
protein or 2 small proteins + 1 large carb or 2 small
carbs (starch or fruit or liquid)
Snack
1 - 1 small protein + 1 small carb (starch or fruit
or veggie)
Lunch
1 protein + 1 carb (starch or veggie)
Snack
2 1 small protein + 1 small carb (fruit)
**WORKOUT
Dinner
within 30 minutes after workout 1
large protein + 2 carbs (1 starch + 1 veggie)
Snack
3 1 small protein + 1 small carb (fruit)
**Eat
2-3 of the snacks. If any snack is too
large, eliminate one of the options.
Sample
breakfast meals:
Sample
lunch meals:
Sample
dinner meals
Softball
Tourney Meal Plan
Breakfast
1 large
protein or 2 small proteins + 1 large carb or 2 small
carbs (starch or fruit or liquid)
**GAME
Snack
1 - within 30 minutes after game 1
small protein + 1 large carb
Example
= 1 liquid carb or 1 fruit + protein powder or peanut
butter
**GAME
Lunch
within 30 minutes after game 1
small protein + 1 large carb (1 starch or 1 veggie or
small combo of each)
**GAME
Snack
2 - within 30 minutes after game 1
small protein + 1 large carb
Example
= 1 liquid carb or 1 fruit + protein powder or peanut
butter
**GAME
Dinner
1 large protein + 2 carbs (1 starch + 1 veggie)
Snack
3 1 small protein + 1 small carb (fruit)
Sample
breakfast meals:
Sample
lunch meals:
Sample
dinner meals