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Arm Haulers A great calisthenic workout that is great for the deltoid muscles. Atomic Sit Ups This exercise will feel like an atomic bomb going off in your abdomen. This is a very tough abdominal exercise and you should make sure you keep proper form throughout. Bear Crawl This one is great for your entire body and especially for the legs. This is the way that recruits clean the floors during boot camp. To do this exercise, simply get on all fours and crawl like a bear. Marine Corps Exercises

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Calf StretchThis is a great exercise for the calf muscles on the backside of the lower part of the legs.

Chin-upsChin-ups are a popular variation of a popular Marine Corps exercise. This exercise is a great all around upper body exercise that focuses on the back and arm muscles.

Crossleg SitupThis is a great exercise for the obliques, better known as the "love handles."

Crunches - legs downThis is a very important exercise to master and should be done on a regular basis in order to maintain proficiency. It is a required exercise for the Marine PFT and must be performed correctly.

Marine Corps Exercises

Push-ups - WideWide push-ups are one of the many variations of push-ups and add a little more difficulty to the exercise.

Quadriceps stretchThe quad stretch is very effective for stretching the quadriceps.

Reverse FlutterkicksThis is simply a backwards version of flutter kicks and is great for the lower back.

RunningRunning is a great cardio exercise that has many advantages. It doesn't require any special equipment other than a great pair of shoes, and it only requires basic movements that almost anyone can do.

Marine Corps Exercises

The Marine Corps knows that it is consistency that allows Marines to stay in

great shape. Marines typically exercise daily and although the daily workouts are

not as demanding as as other hard core workouts you may find, the purpose of

these workouts are to help the Marine maintain full body health and fitness.

With this workout, you will perform a set of calisthenics that will get your heart

rate up and help to develop and maintain muscle endurance. Followed by these

exercises, you will be ready for a steady run that will leave you feeling great and

ready to tackle the day (assuming you perform this in the morning like the Marine

Corps does).

Marine Corps Exercises

Marine Corps Daily Workout RoutineMarine Corps Daily Workout RoutineExercise Details

Side Straddle Hops

Set 1 - 50 Reps

Push-ups - Regular

Set 1 - 40 Reps

Mountain Climbers

Set 1 - 25 Reps

Eight Count Body Builders

Set 1 - 25 Reps

Flutterkicks Set 1 - 25 Reps

Dive Bombers Set 1 - 10 Reps

Leg Lifts Set 1 - 25 Reps

Squat Thrusts Set 1 - 20 Reps

Bicycle Set 1 - 25 Reps

Pull-ups Regular Grip

Set 1 - max Reps

Dips - Bars Set 1 - max Reps

Running 30 minutes steady pace

Marine Corps Exercises

This is a workout for the complete beginner. If you have never been exposed to

health & fitness, this is a great workout to start with. It is easy enough to allow

you to complete each days exercises yet challenging enough to produce results.

On the days with cardio, simply do the cardio activity of your choice whether it be

walking, jogging, biking, eliptical trainer, etc. Only do what you are able to do

without pushing yourself beyond your limits.

As always, you should consult with your physician before beginning this or any

other exercise program.

Marine Corps Exercises

Exercise Details

Push-ups - Regular

Set 1 - 15 RepsSet 2 - 15 RepsSet 3 - 15 RepsSet 4 - 15 RepsSet 5 - 15 Reps

Reverse Flutterkicks

Set 1 - 15 RepsSet 2 - 15 RepsSet 3 - 15 RepsSet 4 - 15 RepsSet 5 - 15 Reps

Arm Haulers

Set 1 - 15 RepsSet 2 - 15 RepsSet 3 - 15 RepsSet 4 - 15 RepsSet 5 - 15 Reps

Dips - Bench

Set 1 - 15 RepsSet 2 - 15 RepsSet 3 - 15 RepsSet 4 - 15 RepsSet 5 - 15 Reps

Marine Corps Exercises

Exercise Details

Push-ups - Regular

Set 1 - 20 RepsSet 2 - 20 RepsSet 3 - 20 RepsSet 4 - 20 RepsSet 5 - 20 Reps

Reverse Flutterkicks

Set 1 - 20 RepsSet 2 - 20 RepsSet 3 - 20 RepsSet 4 - 20 RepsSet 5 - 20 Reps

Arm Haulers

Set 1 - 20 RepsSet 2 - 20 RepsSet 3 - 20 RepsSet 4 - 20 RepsSet 5 - 20 Reps

Dips - Bench

Set 1 - 20 RepsSet 2 - 20 RepsSet 3 - 20 RepsSet 4 - 20 RepsSet 5 - 20 Reps

Marine Corps Exercises

Exercise Details

Push-ups - Regular

Set 1 - 20 RepsSet 2 - 20 RepsSet 3 - 20 RepsSet 4 - 20 RepsSet 5 - 20 RepsSet 6 - 20 Reps

Reverse Flutterkicks

Set 1 - 20 RepsSet 2 - 20 RepsSet 3 - 20 RepsSet 4 - 20 RepsSet 5 - 20 RepsSet 6 - 20 Reps

Arm Haulers

Set 1 - 20 RepsSet 2 - 20 RepsSet 3 - 20 RepsSet 4 - 20 RepsSet 5 - 20 RepsSet 6 - 20 Reps

Dips - Bench

Set 1 - 20 RepsSet 2 - 20 RepsSet 3 - 20 RepsSet 4 - 20 RepsSet 5 - 20 RepsSet 6 - 20 Reps

Marine Corps Exercises

This 4 week workout program designed for the month of October combines

weight lifting combined with cardio to give you a great workout that not only

builds muscle but helps to shed the fat. If you are looking for a fat loss, this

program combined with healthy, nutritional food choices will help you reach your

goal. This workout will also be great for those looking to build muscle strength

and stamina.

If you are a beginner, simply do what you can. Push yourself as much as

possible but only you know how far you can go. Don't over do it!

This workout is 5 days per week for 4 weeks. Ideally, it would be on the schedule

Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu & Fri. However, you can adjust this to meet your individual

needs.

Marine Corps Exercises

The Tabata method was first designed by a Japanese scientist named Izumi

Tabata. His method involved athletes performing 8 sets of high intensity

exercises for 20 seconds per set followed by only 10 seconds of rest between

sets. This method was very effective in increasing aerobic capacity and

anaerobic output. These two combined, will help to boost your body's fat burning

ability.

This routine uses bodyweight exercises only and can be done at your home, in

the gym or pretty much anywhere else. It does require a pull-up bar. Dip bars are

also needed but a chair or bench can be used if you don't have access to dip

bars.

I would suggest investing in a good interval timer for this type of program in order

to keep your mind focused on your training instead of the clock. The Gymboss

Interval Timer is the best and most cost effective interval timer that I have found.

Marine Corps Exercises

* Rest 10 seconds between sets & 2 - 3 minutes between exercises

Full Body Tabata RoutineFull Body Tabata RoutineExercise Details

Push-ups - Regular

Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 secondsSet 6 - 20 secondsSet 7 - 20 secondsSet 8 - 20 seconds

Pull-ups Wide Grip

Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 secondsSet 6 - 20 secondsSet 7 - 20 secondsSet 8 - 20 seconds

Dive Bombers Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 secondsSet 6 - 20 secondsSet 7 - 20 secondsSet 8 - 20 seconds

Dips - Bars Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 secondsSet 6 - 20 secondsSet 7 - 20 secondsSet 8 - 20 seconds

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Chin-ups Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 secondsSet 6 - 20 secondsSet 7 - 20 secondsSet 8 - 20 seconds

Alternating Lunge Jumps

Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 secondsSet 6 - 20 secondsSet 7 - 20 secondsSet 8 - 20 seconds

Mountain Climbers

Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 secondsSet 6 - 20 secondsSet 7 - 20 secondsSet 8 - 20 seconds

Flutterkicks Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 secondsSet 6 - 20 secondsSet 7 - 20 secondsSet 8 - 20 seconds

Atomic Sit Ups Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 secondsSet 6 - 20 secondsSet 7 - 20 secondsSet 8 - 20 seconds

Marine Corps Exercises

This routine will have you sweating using only your bodyweight for resistance.

This is great for those who workout at home and have no weight training

equipment to use. You will get a full body workout with this routine

Perform the following routine in the order as shown with minimal (10 - 20

seconds) rest between exercises.

Repeat the routine 5 times.

Marine Corps Exercises

Intermediate Bodyweight RoutineIntermediate Bodyweight RoutineExercise Details

Push-ups - Regular

20 Reps

Pull-ups Wide Grip

5 Reps

Dips - Bench 20 Reps

Dive Bombers 10 Reps

Chin-ups 5 Reps

Atomic Sit Ups 10 Reps

Eight Count Body Builders

10 Reps

Crunches - legs down

20 Reps

Lunges 10 Reps

Flutterkicks 20 Reps

Mountain Climbers

20 Reps

Marine Corps Exercises

Interval training is one of the greatest ways to build muscle endurance. This type

of routine is one of my favorites because it gives a great workout in a minimal

amount of time. It can also be used for any number of single body parts by

limiting the exercises your perform to exercises that work those body parts.

How to perform this routine

Each exercise will have 5 sets in which you will go all out for 20 seconds

performing a max number of reps. After 20 seconds has expired, rest for 10

seconds and then begin the next set.

You should rest only 2 minutes between exercises

For the exercises requiring weights, use an amount of weight that is challenging

to perform reps for 20 seconds.

Upper Body BlastUpper Body BlastExercise Details

Push-ups - Regular

Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 seconds

Marine Corps Exercises

Pull-ups Regular Grip

Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 seconds

Dips - Bars Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 seconds

Dumbbell Curls Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 seconds

Triceps Extensions

Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 seconds

Dumbbell Press - Flat

Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 seconds

Shoulder Press Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 seconds

Chin-ups Set 1 - Max Reps

Push-ups - Regular

Set 1 - Max Reps

Marine Corps Exercises

Interval training is one of the greatest ways to build muscle endurance and to

achieve great results in a limited amount of time.

How to perform this routine

Each exercise will have 5 sets in which you will go all out for 20 seconds

performing a max number of reps. After 20 seconds has expired, rest for 10

seconds and then begin the next set.

You should rest no more than 2 minutes between exercises

Marine Corps Exercises

Interval Ab BlasterInterval Ab BlasterExercise Details

Atomic Sit Ups Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 seconds

Bicycle Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 seconds

Hanging leg raises

Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 seconds

Flutterkicks Set 1 - 20 secondsSet 2 - 20 secondsSet 3 - 20 secondsSet 4 - 20 secondsSet 5 - 20 seconds

Crunches - legs down

Set 1 - Max in 2 Minutes

Marine Corps Exercises

This Ab / Core workout routine is designed to help you strengthen and define

your ab muscles. It is very challenging, especially if you are not accustomed to

working your abdominals. This workout focuses on the entire core using proven

military style exercises.

Note: Building abs is a long process and there is no "quick fix" for creating a "six

pack." It is recommended that you start a strength training and cardio workout

program in order to burn fat and build lean muscle. Nutrition will also play a major

role in how much success you have with this workout routine.

Marine Corps Exercises

Ab / Core Workout RoutineAb / Core Workout RoutineExercise Details

Flutterkicks Set 1 - 25 Reps

Leg Lifts Set 1 - 25 Reps

Hello Dollly Set 1 - 25 Reps

Bicycle Set 1 - 25 Reps

Crunches - side Set 1 - 25 Reps

Atomic Sit Ups Set 1 - Max in 1 minute

Crunches - legs down

Set 1 - Max in 1 minute

Reverse Crunch Set 1 - Max in 1 minute

Hanging leg raises

Set 1 - Max in 1 minute

Marine Corps Exercises

Pull-ups are one of the most popular upper body exercises in the Marine Corps

and most other military branches but can be very hard if you do not train for

them. The best way to improve is to do more of them.

The following workout will help you to incorporate more pull-ups into your

workout. It will also work on building the muscles required for doing pull-ups. You

will need a pull-up bar and a set of dumbbells.

This workout can be incorporated into your current workout, if you have one. It is

designed to be a basic workout for increasing strength in the muscles that will

help to improve your pull-up performance.

Marine Corps Exercises

Improve Your Pullups 1Improve Your Pullups 1Exercise Details

Pull-ups Regular Grip

Set 1 - 5 RepsSet 2 - 5 RepsSet 3 - 5 Reps

Dumbbell Curls Set 1 - 8 RepsSet 2 - 8 RepsSet 3 - 8 Reps

Chin-ups Set 1 - 5 RepsSet 2 - 5 RepsSet 3 - 5 Reps

Dumbbell Curls - Reverse

Set 1 - 8 RepsSet 2 - 8 RepsSet 3 - 8 Reps

Pull-ups Wide Grip

Set 1 - 5 RepsSet 2 - 5 RepsSet 3 - 5 Reps

Marine Corps Exercises

Improve Your Pullups 2Improve Your Pullups 2Exercise Details

Pull-ups Regular Grip

Set 1 - 5 RepsSet 2 - 5 RepsSet 3 - 5 RepsSet 4 - 5 RepsSet 5 - 5 Reps

Bent Over Rows Set 1 - 8 RepsSet 2 - 8 RepsSet 3 - 8 RepsSet 4 - 8 RepsSet 5 - 8 Reps

Dumbbell Curls Set 1 - 8 RepsSet 2 - 8 RepsSet 3 - 8 RepsSet 4 - 8 RepsSet 5 - 8 Reps

Chin-ups Set 1 - 5 RepsSet 2 - 5 RepsSet 3 - 5 RepsSet 4 - 5 RepsSet 5 - 5 Reps

Bent Over Flys Set 1 - 8 RepsSet 2 - 8 RepsSet 3 - 8 RepsSet 4 - 8 RepsSet 5 - 8 Reps

Dumbbell Curls - Reverse

Set 1 - 8 RepsSet 2 - 8 RepsSet 3 - 8 RepsSet 4 - 8 RepsSet 5 - 8 Reps

Pull-ups Wide Grip

Set 1 - 5 RepsSet 2 - 5 RepsSet 3 - 5 RepsSet 4 - 5 RepsSet 5 - 5 Reps

Marine Corps Exercises

It is recommended that you consult your physician before beginning any fitness

program. By printing and / or performing this workout program, you are waiving

any liability to Capital City Church in case of any injury that may occur.

Marine Corps Exercises