The workout we have come up with today to post is the The Gwenpool Workout! This one is inspired by the physique that The Gwenpool has in the Marvel Comics. Don’t forget that nutrition plays an important role when striving to achieve various fitness and strength goals!
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The Gwenpool Stats:
Height: 5’4
Weight: 130 lbs
(Information retrieved from Wikipedia.)
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The Gwenpool Workout:
Training Volume:
5+ days per week
Explanation:
As I said about: this is going to be a SCALED Deadpool workout. So if Deadpool was a little too intense for you…you’re at the right place. If you’re looking for a bit more intensity…head over to Deadpool’s workout!
Below I will share a beginner Special Forces Program requirements that we will build inside of our Upper/Lower Body split (instead of the Push/Pull/Legs we had for Deadpool).
The Gwenpool Workout: Sample Schedule
Monday: Run + Calisthenics + Core
Tuesday: Upper Body Training + Swim
Wednesday:Run + Calisthenics + Core
Thursday: Lower Body Training + Swim w/ Cammies and Boots
Friday: Run + Calisthenics + Core
Saturday: Run, Swim, Walk w/ 30-50 lbs or Rest
Sunday: Run, Swim, Walk w/ 30-50 lbs or Rest
**Also add in a a 5-15 mile walk with 30-50 lb load 1-2 times a week on top of your Upper/Lower Split.**
The Gwenpool Workout: Special Forces Training
**This is straight from Military.com**
This will be built into your training, but I’m also sharing it so that you know why I’m forcing you guys into such brutality on top of your lifting!
If Army Special Forces is your goal, here’s a good starter workout that may help you reach it.
Swimming: NEVER Swim Alone
- Two to three times a week, 1,000 to 2,000 meters each time.
- One day a week, try to swim wearing cammies and boots for 100 meters.
- Wear fins when swimming half the time as well.
Running:
- Four to five times a week, 3 to 5 miles as fast as you can.
- Twice a week, do rucksack marches carrying a 30 to 50-pound load marching 5 to 15 miles at a fast walking pace.
PT: Every Other Day
- Pull-ups, 75 to 100 repetitions (seven to 10 sets of 10 reps).
- Push-ups, 200 to 300 repetitions (10 to 15 sets of 20 reps).
- Sit-ups, 200 to 300 repetitions (five to 10 sets of 40 to 50 reps).
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