High strength workout routines like Apollon are designed to balance both endurance and strength training during the program. The Apollon routine is a real total-body challenge, targeting most muscle groups in the body. It maximizes overall progression and muscle gain by punishing all the muscle groups with burn, muscle and power runs.
- 400 Meter Runs
- Burpees
- Squats
Apollon Workout Video
Overall the Apollon routine is a routine of moderate difficulty and is great for your fitness goals.
The routine starts with 3 rounds each of 25 burpees, 2 400 meter runs, and 50 squats. This routine lays more emphasis on the muscles of the leg.
What The Apollon Workout Consists Of
This routine consists of burpees and squats as well as over 2 Kilometers worth of running performed in three rounds. For maximum effect, the burpees have to be performed with a firm core and good technique. You can try to rush the burpee, but it will cost your results. There may be advanced Apollon workouts with pushups, but starters may opt out of the push ups until they are ready to perform them
Burpee Tips:
Squat and break at the hips before the knees start to bend, at the lowest point, place your palms on the floor and straighten your legs behind your torso. Execute one pushup and bring back your legs under your body to jump back to your original position. Lift up your hands above your head before landing, this completes one repetition.
Squat Tips:
For the squats, stand with your legs apart and your feet pointing outwards. Put your hands on your head, alternatively, you can stretch them outwards and perform a sitting motion. Break at your hips before you bend your knees, ensure that your back is straight and get as low a possible. Your knees should not go beyond your toes. Engage your glutes and push up your heels to return to the original position. This completes one cycle. Increase the depth and form of your squats to get the most out of them.
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