There are still 4 more weeks of workouts left—the second half of Sure Thing is NOT a repeat of the first half.
This is where you continue to motivate your BODgroup until the very end with your own content. Keep the checklist from Day 28 in mind as you create your posts and, if you’re looking for more inspiration, weave in some of these fun facts:
- We keep the Cardio Conditioning workouts the same on purpose—so you can master the moves and get more reps in as you get stronger and build more endurance.
- In EMOM Strength, the reps for each EMOM increase over the weeks as a way to test your endurance and help you see results along the way.
- Balance is always something you can work on and get better at, which is the idea behind Strength & Stability. It may be a slow workout, but it sure isn’t an easy one.
- During Endurance weeks, you’ll work type I muscle fibers, which are also known as slow-twitch muscle fibers because they are slow to fatigue.
- During power-based strength training weeks, you’ll work type II muscle fibers, which are also known as fast-twitch muscle fibers because they are quick to fatigue.
- Megan refers to the lower-back muscles, glutes, and hamstrings as the “3 amigos” because they work together as friends to support each other.
- Megan, a competitive rower, used a lot of her rowing training methods to develop Sure Thing and to show you you’re stronger than you think.
- The modifications in Sure Thing are never “less than.” They are simply a way to take out the impact if you can’t jump or need a little assistance on building strength. You’ll see Megan taking the modifications during the program when she needs it, allowing her to keep moving and never quit.
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