The workout we have come up with today to post is the Baldur God of War Workout! This one is inspired by the physique that Baldur God of War has in the God of War Video Game. Don’t forget that nutrition plays an important role when striving to achieve various fitness and strength goals!
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Baldur God of War Stats:
Height: 5’10-5’11
Weight: (NA)
(Information retrieved from Fandom.)
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Baldur God of War Workout:
Training Volume:
5+ days per week
Explanation:
We are training to be a god. The son of Odin. For that reason we’ll be training A LOT. We’re going to be working with a typical 4 day strength training split and then throwing in extra speed, agility, and endurance work in on top (some of which will come in the form of Parkour and Mixed Martial Arts Training).
Baldur Workout: Sample Workout Schedule
Monday: Bench Press, Chest, Triceps and Parkour
Tuesday: Deadlifts, Back, Biceps and Mixed Martial Arts
Wednesday: Long Distance Endurance Work
Thursday: Overhead Press, Shoulders, Traps and Parkour
Friday: Squats, Legs, Calves and Mixed Martial Arts
Saturday: Rest Day and Or Speed Training
Sunday: Rest Day If None Is Taken
Baldur Workout: Bench Press, Chest, Triceps and Parkour
Warm Up:
5-10 Minute Incline Walk
Compound:
Bench Press
Warm Up with 3 Light Sets Getting Progressively Closer To Your Max Weight
5×5 at 80+%
Accessory Work:
TriSet A:
A. Tricep Cable Overhead Extension with Rope
3×10
B. Tricep Cable Pushdowns with Rope
3×10
C. Tricep Cable Kickbacks
3×10 each arm
TriSet B:
A. Incline Dumbbell Bench Press
3×10
B. Incline Dumbbell Hex Press
3×10
C. Incline Dumbbell Chest Flyes
3×10 each arm
Finisher Circuit:
3 Rounds for Time
20 Dips
15 Close Grip Push Ups
10 Plank To Push Ups
Parkour Training:
Your Parkour Training does not have to come at the same exact time as your weight training. Utilize the resources shared below and fit in some extra Parkour training into your programming.
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