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ALJOSCHA

Built to move. Built to last. Travel block: the work stays the same, the setting changes.

Primary Focus

Biomechanics for Boxing

Weekly Rhythm

Daily Tilt + 4 Sessions

Coach

Sebastian Coello

Start Here

How to use this dashboard

Ten minutes of anterior tilt practice every day. Leg 1 Monday, Leg 2 Wednesday, Ankle and Foot Tuesday and Saturday with boxing, Upper Friday. Log each exercise and copy the week summary at the end of the week.

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Use the Program tab for exact exercises, sets, RPE and video links.

02

Tap a tracker circle for each session and each day of tilt practice.

03

Log what you did on each exercise. That is what drives the next adjustment.

This Block

Find the tilt, then load it.

The daily three are parked. Ten minutes of anterior tilt practice replaces them: find the tilt, feel the hamstring and glute lengthen, then move on. Everything else builds on top of that position.

10Min daily
2Leg days
2Ankle days
1Upper day
01
🧘

The Anterior Tilt

Ten minutes, every day

Tune into the tilt, feel the hamstring and the glute lengthen underneath it, then move on. Without that position the hip work above it has nothing to sit on.

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Hip Rotation Under Load

External, internal, then extension

Open chain rotation trains the rotators that hold the hip in position during weight transfer. For a boxer, that is the hip rotating without the knee or the foot doing the work.

Ankle, Foot and Power

Paired with boxing, twice a week

The plyo sequence builds into the jumps. Quality of landing over speed on every rep, and the set ends when the power drops.

🥊

Rotation Into the Punch

Trunk work on the upper day

The transverse twist and the rotation from hinge train the counter rotation between pelvis and trunk. That sequence is what a punch is made of.

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🧘

Anterior Tilt Practice

10 minutes, every day

Replaces the daily three for now. Needs no equipment, so it travels anywhere.

Daily
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Leg 1. Hip Mobility

Cable Hip External Rotation, Cable Hip Internal Rotation, Hip Triple Extension, Bulgarian Split Squat full ROM

Monday. Rotation leads, then extension, then the split squat.

1x week
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Leg 2. Posterior + Power

Bulgarian Split Squat, Single Leg Hamstring Curl, Copenhagen Adductor Hold

Wednesday. Quality of movement on every set.

1x week

Ankle & Foot

Ankle Prep & Plyo, Double Leg Jumps, Unilateral Lunge, Single Leg Lateral Jump

Tuesday with boxing, and Saturday.

2x week
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Upper Body

Shoulder ER, Transverse Twist, Rotation from Hinge, Depth Drop Push-Ups, Cossack Row, Pull-Up

Friday. The rotation work sits between the posterior chain and the press.

1x week

Travelling. If the gym you find is missing a piece of kit, do the session you can and log what you swapped. Never skip the tilt practice, it needs nothing.

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Anterior Tilt Practice

Target: every day

Leg 1. Hip Mobility

Target: 1 this week

Leg 2. Posterior + Power

Target: 1 this week

Ankle & Foot

Target: 2 this week

Upper Body

Target: 1 this week

Boxing

As scheduled this week

04

Each exercise on the Program page has a log line. Write what you did: the load, the reps, how it felt. Everything saves to this device by week. At the end of the week, copy the summary and send it to Sebastian.

Past Weeks

Your first completed week will appear here.

05

The tilt. What are you feeling?

Boxing & rotation

Training away from home

Questions for Sebastian

Aljoscha. Your Programs

Five programs. Anterior tilt practice every day. Leg 1 Monday for hip mobility. Leg 2 Wednesday for posterior chain and power. Ankle work paired with boxing on Tuesday and Saturday. Upper body Friday.

RPE is how hard the set felt, out of 10. Read it as reps left in the tank when you stopped.

RPE 5You should still feel relatively fresh when the set ends.
RPE 6Working, but comfortable. Plenty still in reserve.
RPE 7Getting hard. Around three clean reps left.
RPE 8You have genuinely only got a few reps left in the tank.
Every Day. 10 Min.

This replaces the daily three for now. Ten minutes, no equipment, anywhere you happen to be. Tune into the anterior tilt, feel the hamstring and the glute lengthen underneath it, then move on.

The Practice
1

Anterior Tilt Practice

Ten minutes. Tune into the tilt first, then find the hamstring and the glute lengthening underneath it. Once you have it, move on. Slow and deliberate, no load, no rush.

Coached in Session
SetTimeNotes
110 minTilt, then lengthen, then move on
Monday. Hip Mobility Dominant.

5 min rolling glutes before starting. Hip rotation and mobility under load is the priority. External rotation leads, then internal, then loaded extension, then the split squat through full range to close.

Warm-Up
W1

Bulgarian Split Squat. Warm-Up.

Bodyweight only. Movement quality and groove the pattern.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
159 each
W2

Landmine RDL Unilateral. Warm-Up.

Push the hip back. Feel the hamstring loading. Spine neutral. Warm to form.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
159 each
Block 1. Hip Rotation. Open Chain.
1

Cable Hip External Rotation

Follow video instructions. External rotation is the thigh turning out from the hip joint. Create the pressure in the rotators at the back of the hip, and don't hyperextend the knee.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
1710 each
2710 each
3710 each
2

Cable Hip Internal Rotation

Follow video instructions. Internal rotation is the thigh turning in from the hip joint. Create the pressure inside the hip, and don't hyperextend the knee.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
1710 each
2710 each
3710 each
Block 2. Loaded Extension
3

Hip Triple Extension

Follow video instructions. Drive from the glute, not the lower back. Don't hyperextend the knee. The glute-driven extension that powers every punch and stride.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
1610. Feel the glute
2710
3810
4810
Block 3. Full Range Split Squat
4

Bulgarian Split Squat. Full ROM.

Follow video instructions. Full range on every rep, all the way down and all the way back. Don't hyperextend the knee. The front leg creates the pressure. Range decides the load, not the other way around.

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SetRPEReps
1710 each. Full ROM
2810 each. Full ROM
3810 each. Full ROM
Wednesday. Posterior Chain + Power.

Warm up with shadow boxing or treadmill jogging on the balls of the feet. The quad-dominant loading leads, then hamstring isolation, then the adductor work to close. Quality of movement on every set.

Warm-Up
W1

Shadow Boxing or Treadmill Jogging

5 to 10 minutes. Shadow boxing builds the rhythm for the day. Treadmill jogging on the balls of the feet primes the ankles and posterior chain. Either is fine.

Choose Either
SetTimeNotes
15-10 minLight and easy
Block 1. Quad-Dominant Loading
1

Bulgarian Split Squat

Follow video instructions. One warm-up set each side, then three working sets at top load. Push the back foot away, drive through the front leg. The priority exercise of the day.

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SetRPEReps
1510 each. Warm-up
2810 each / absolute failure
3810 each / absolute failure
4810 each / absolute failure
Block 2. Hamstring & Posterior Chain
2

Single Leg Hamstring Curl

Follow video instructions. Isolated knee flexion. The biarticular hamstring needs work the compound hip work can't provide. Slow on the eccentric.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
1810-12 / absolute failure
2810-12 / absolute failure
Block 3. Adductor
3

Copenhagen Adductor Hold

Follow video instructions. Create the pressure through the inner thigh. Adductor strength in a vulnerable lengthened position. The muscle group nothing else trains directly.

▶ Watch
SetSideReps
1EachHold / absolute failure
2EachHold / absolute failure
3EachHold / absolute failure
Tuesday (With Boxing) + Saturday.

5 min rolling calves before starting. The base of the chain. The ankle plyo sequence builds up into the jumps. Quality of landing over speed on every rep.

Ankle Plyometric Sequence
1

Ankle Prep & Plyo #1

Foundation. Quality of landing over speed.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
1515
2515
2

Ankle Prep & Plyo #2

Progressive reactive demand.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
1515
2620
3

Plyometric Double Leg Jumps

Bilateral plyo output. Maximum intent on every jump. Full triple extension. The power expression on top of the ankle and foot base.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
156. Maximum intent
266. Maximum intent
366. Stop at power drop
4

Plyometric Unilateral Lunge

Unilateral plyo from a lunge position. Heel raised for the load-bearing leg. The closest plyo expression to a boxing stance. Hip drive, foot quality.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
155 each. Max intent
265 each. Stop at power drop
5

Single Leg Lateral Jump

Follow video instructions. Frontal plane power off one leg. Land, absorb, hold the landing before the next rep. The lateral expression the forward jumps don't cover, and the direction a boxer moves in.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
156 each. Max intent
266 each. Max intent
366 each. Stop at power drop
Friday. Upper Body.

Shoulder external rotation opens the session, then the trunk rotation work, then the push-ups, row and pull-up. Nothing here needs a machine.

Block 1. Shoulder Prep
1

Shoulder External Rotation

Follow video instructions. Full range of motion in the shoulders, through internal and external rotation. The shoulder ER that lets the arm sit in the socket.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
1712
2712
Block 2. Trunk Rotation
2

Transverse Twist

Slow trunk rotation against load. Arms follow the trunk, not the other way around. Control the return.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
1710 each
2710 each
3710 each
3

Ipsilateral & Contralateral Rotation from Hinge

Hinge, then rotate same-side and cross-side. Slow reps, hip leads, rib cage stays quiet. The direct training for the rotation that powers a punch.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
178 each direction
278 each direction
378 each direction
Block 3. Press & Pull
4

Depth Drop Push-Ups

Reactive horizontal press. Drop into the rep, push out hard. Technical failure on the set.

Coached in Session
SetRPEReps
18Technical failure
28Technical failure
5

Cossack Row

Follow video instructions. Horizontal pull from a Cossack stance. Shift weight onto one leg, hold the lateral hip position, row from the trunk. The closest stance work to transferring weight while throwing a hook.

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SetRPEReps
178 each
278 each
378 each
6

Pull-Up with Core Rotation

Follow video instructions. Full range of motion in the shoulders, through internal and external rotation. The trunk rotates while the lats and biceps pull.

▶ Watch
SetRPEReps
176-8
286-8
Week Saved