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Riding the Redline
Nov 8, 20212 min read

Riding the Red Line:Day 25

This workout includes the same moves that you performed for Day 3. While you’re much more depleted from your diet, you should also be stronger for this workout than you were for the previous. That’s the beauty of Riding the Redline. While you’re getting leaner and more depleted you should also be increasing strength. I’ve designed my nutrition and supplement regimen to support improvements in performance as you hone the physique you’ve always wanted.

Keep increasing the weight and the quality of the reps you perform for these exercises. For instance, you should be able to perform a better form of pullups than you could at the beginning of Riding the Redline. These incremental improvements in every exercise lead to the goals you set at the beginning of this program. Don’t get distracted with meaningless objectives about reps and weights. Instead, concentrate on the quality of every rep of each exercise. Add weight; go further; go deeper. Just make sure that you’re using strict form to keep Riding the Redline.

The cardio HIIT moves I include in this workout will help you continue to burn stored fat as you retain muscle tissue. That’s crucial as you’re approaching the end of Riding the Redline.

A BLOCK

Barbell squat

Rest 90 seconds between sets

5 SETS / 5 REPS

Woman performing a barbell back squat inside a gym power rack with bumper plates

Woman performing a barbell back squat inside a gym rack with loaded weight plates

B BLOCK
Barbell hip thruster

Performed in a circuit with no rest between individual moves, but with 60-90 seconds of rest between each circuit

5 SETS / 15 REPS

Person performing barbell hip thrust on bench in a gym

Person performing a barbell hip thrust with barbell across hips in a gym setting

Weighted pull-up

5 SETS / 5 REPS

Athlete performing a weighted pull-up on a wall-mounted pull-up bar, back view showing attached weight and engaged back muscles

Person doing a weighted pull-up from behind, hanging from a wall-mounted pull-up bar with a weight plate between their feet in a gym

Bent-over barbell row

5 SETS / 10 REPS

Athlete bent over performing a barbell row in a gym with green bumper plates and a weight rack in the background Person bent over performing a barbell row in a gym, back flat and elbows pulling the barbell toward the ribcage
C BLOCK

Machine row

Performed in a circuit with no rest between individual moves, but with 60-90 seconds of rest between each circuit

4 SETS / 300 Meters

Tattooed woman doing a seated machine row on a rowing machine in a gym with an American flag mural behind her

Woman performing seated machine row in a gym with American-flag metal panel in background

Wall ball 4 SETS / 20 REPS
Woman performing a wall ball throw with a medicine ball against a diamond-plate gym wall Athlete performing a wall-ball throw, tossing an orange medicine ball at a target on a gym wall near a chain-link divider

Hanging leg raise

Toes to the bar—or at least better than the last time you performed this move

4 SETS / 10 REPS
Athlete performing a hanging leg raise during a gym workout on a pull-up bar Person performing hanging leg raise (toes to bar) on a pull-up bar in a gym
D BLOCK

Weighted glute-ham raise/GHD or hyperextension

Performed in a circuit with no rest between individual moves, but with 60-90 seconds of rest between each circuit

3 SETS / 15 REPS
Person performing a hyperextension on a GHD machine holding a weight plate behind their head in a gym Athlete performing back hyperextension on a GHD (glute-ham developer) bench in a gym
Ball slam
3 SETS / 15 REPS
Athlete raising a medicine ball overhead to slam in a gym with plyo boxes and rowers Woman performing a medicine ball slam in a gym with rowing machines and a climbing wall in the background

Single-arm dumbbell snatch

10 per side, alternating

3 SETS / 10 REPS
Person performing a single-arm dumbbell snatch in a gym with a medicine ball and cardio machines in the background Woman performing one-arm dumbbell snatch to overhead in a gym with rowing machines in the background

TIP: Staying hydrated is vital to both your athletic performance as well as your recovery when you’re this deep into a challenging program. Hydra-Charge contains electrolytes such as calcium, phosphorous, magnesium, sodium, and potassium that help you that help your body maintain fluid balance. Do keep in mind that every serving of Hydra-Charge contains 115 mg of sodium, a crucial electrolyte. If you’re reducing sodium, then you need to account for the sodium contained in Hydra-Charge.