Spartan 12-Week Training Program

When you’ve got 12 weeks to Spartan and you’re starting to panic. Well, don’t. Saw this 12-week program to get Spartan ready in 3 months.

Start every morning with 30 burpees. Then:

First 3 Weeks

Run 8km once a week; do yoga once a week; strength training once a week:

  1. Run 8km
  2. Active recovery
  3. Yoga
  4. Active recovery
  5. Strength training
  6. Active recovery
  7. Active recovery

Second 3 Weeks

Run 11km twice a week; do yoga twice a week; strength training twice a week:

  1. Run 11KM
  2. Yoga and Strength
  3. Active recovery
  4. Yoga
  5. Run 11KM
  6. Strength
  7. Active recovery

Third 3 Weeks

Run 13km three times a week; do yoga three times a week; strength training four times a week:

  1. Run 13km, strength, and yoga
  2. Active recovery
  3. Run 13km and strength
  4. Yoga
  5. Run 13km, strength, and yoga
  6. Active recovery
  7. Strength

Last 3 Weeks

Run 8km four times a week; do yoga twice a week; strength training three times a week:

  1. Run, strength, and yoga
  2. Active recovery
  3. Run and strength
  4. Yoga
  5. Run and strength
  6. Active recovery
  7. Run

Last week to Race Day

  • One 5km run
  • One yoga
  • One Strength

Strength Training

What strength training should comprise of – 50 reps of:

  • Pull-ups
  • Squats
  • Push-ups
  • Deadlifts
  • Kettlebell swings
  • Dumbbell rows
  • Tricep dips
  • Bicep curls
  • Lunges
  • Box jumps
  • Plus two exercises of own choice

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Published by Shen-Li

SHEN-LI LEE is the author of “Brainchild: Secrets to Unlocking Your Child’s Potential”. She is also the founder of Figur8.net (a website on parenting, education, child development) and RightBrainChild.com (a website on Right Brain Education, cognitive development, and maximising potentials). In her spare time, she blogs on Aletheiaphysis (a blog about growth, change, and embracing discomfort).

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