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Kento Nanami

Grade 1 Sorcerer

Nanami works precisely up to the limit then breaks it. His program is structured, methodical, and brutally effective. Perfect for athletes who want results without chaos.

10 Weeks 5 days/week Intermediate Strength & Conditioning
Kento Nanami
Kento Nanami Training Program

Training Progression

At A Glance

Weekly Schedule

MON
Day 1
Discipline & Conditioning
TUE
Day 2
Full-Body Endurance
WED
Rest
THU
Day 3
Push & Pull
FRI
Day 4
Legs & Shoulders
SAT
Day 5
Core & Endurance
SUN
Rest
5 Training Days 30–50 Min / Session
Equipment
Agility Ladder Barbell Barbell or Dumbbell Bench Bodyweight Cable Machine Dumbbell Dumbbells or Farmer Handles Jump Rope Parallel Bars Plate Pull-up Bar Track or Open Space
The Complete Plan

Training Plan

Every phase, every session, every exercise — expand a day to see the full prescription.

Phase 1 · Weeks 1–5 Intermediate

The full five-day schedule at a professional, measured pace (target RIR 3).

5 Workouts In This Phase
Discipline & Conditioning
Monday · 35 min · 4 exercises
Farmer Carry
3 × 40s · 90s rest
Plank
3 × 45s · 45s rest
Sprint Intervals
4 × 20s · 75s rest
Agility Ladder Drills
3 × 20s · 60s rest
Open Full Session
Full-Body Endurance
Tuesday · 35 min · 4 exercises
Burpee
4 × 10 · 60s rest
Broad Jump
3 × 6 · 90s rest
Weighted Plank
3 × 30s · 60s rest
Jump Rope
1 × 400s
Open Full Session
Push & Pull
Thursday · 45 min · 5 exercises
Bench Press
3 × 8 · 120s restRIR 3
Barbell Row
3 × 8 · 120s restRIR 3
Overhead Press
3 × 8 · 120s restRIR 3
Pull-Up
3 × 6 · 90s restRIR 3
Dip
3 × 10 · 75s restRIR 3
Open Full Session
Legs & Shoulders
Friday · 40 min · 4 exercises
Barbell Back Squat
4 × 8 · 150s restRIR 3
Bulgarian Split Squat
3 × 10 each side · 90s restRIR 3
Goblet Squat
3 × 12 · 75s restRIR 3
Face Pull
3 × 15 · 60s restRIR 3
Open Full Session
Core & Endurance
Saturday · 30 min · 4 exercises
Mountain Climber
3 × 30s · 45s rest
Dead Bug
3 × 10 each side · 45s rest
Hanging Leg Raise
3 × 6 · 60s rest
Sprint Intervals
4 × 20s · 75s rest
Open Full Session
Phase 2 · Weeks 6–10 Intermediate

Ratio Technique

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Muscle-up debuts, loads increase. Target RIR 2.

5 Workouts In This Phase
Discipline & Conditioning
Monday · 40 min · 4 exercises
Farmer Carry
4 × 50s · 90s rest
Plank
4 × 60s · 45s rest
Sprint Intervals
6 × 20s · 60s rest
Agility Ladder Drills
4 × 25s · 60s rest
Open Full Session
Full-Body Endurance
Tuesday · 40 min · 4 exercises
Burpee
5 × 12 · 45s rest
Broad Jump
4 × 6 · 75s rest
Weighted Plank
4 × 40s · 60s rest
Jump Rope
1 × 500s
Open Full Session
Push & Pull
Thursday · 50 min · 5 exercises
Bench Press
4 × 8 · 120s restRIR 2
Barbell Row
4 × 10 · 120s restRIR 2
Overhead Press
4 × 8 · 120s restRIR 2
Pull-Up
4 × 8 · 90s restRIR 2
Muscle-Up
Band-assisted while building toward strict reps
3 × 2 · 120s restRIR 2
Open Full Session
Legs & Shoulders
Friday · 45 min · 4 exercises
Barbell Back Squat
4 × 8 · 150s restRIR 2
Bulgarian Split Squat
4 × 10 each side · 90s restRIR 2
Goblet Squat
4 × 15 · 75s restRIR 2
Face Pull
4 × 15 · 60s restRIR 2
Open Full Session
Core & Endurance
Saturday · 35 min · 4 exercises
Mountain Climber
4 × 40s · 30s rest
Dead Bug
4 × 12 each side · 30s rest
Hanging Leg Raise
4 × 8 · 60s rest
Sprint Intervals
6 × 20s · 60s rest
Open Full Session
Program Overview

Why This Program Works

Philosophy

Discipline & Conditioning, Full-Body Endurance, Push & Pull, Legs & Shoulders, and Core & Endurance.

Physique Goal

Composed, capable strength — professional, not flashy.

Performance Goal

Real strength on the compound lifts, a genuine muscle-up, and dependable conditioning capacity.

How Progression Works

Barbell lifts use double progression. Muscle-up debuts in phase two, band-assisted. Conditioning uses density progression. Target RIR drops from 3 to 2 across the two phases.

Training Philosophy

How Kento Nanami Trains

Nanami treats training like his job — measured, professional, and precise, never chaotic. This program reflects that discipline: real compound strength on a fixed schedule, plus a genuine conditioning day built on control rather than combat drills.