Ken’s Morning Routine

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Hi, Weaper here!

Alright, summer is just a couple month away so we gotta get in shape. I’d love to be the kind of guy who can get up at 6am and be full of energy. If I’d be, I’d totally rock Ken’s morning routine like a boss (see what I did here?). Instead, I’m a lazy fuck who goes to sleep at 6am and feel like a zombie when waking up… meh

Anyways, if you want to follow in Ken’s footsteps, follow the coaching of Stephen Ross from Real Anime Training:

After the Mt. Jiri training, Ken gets in the habit of waking up at 6 AM every morning, without an alarm clock, and he decides to uses that extra time to train. This workout is his morning training.

Sun-Ken Rock: Ken’s Morning Routine

Ken TrainingLEVEL ONE

  1. Light Stretching- 5 Minutes
  2. 100 Sit-ups
  3. 100 Push-ups
  4. Light Stretching- 5 Minutes

LEVEL TWO

  1. Light Stretching- 5 Minutes
  2. 100 Decline Sit-ups (45 Degrees)
  3. 200 Push-ups
  4. Light Stretching- 5 Minutes
LEVEL THREE
  1. Light Stretching- 5 Minutes
  2. 100 Decline Sit-ups (65 Degrees)
  3. 100 Assisted One Arm Push-ups (each side)
  4. Light Stretching- 5 Minutes
LEVEL FOUR
  1. Light Stretching- 5 Minutes
  2. 100 Hanging Sit-ups
  3. 100 One Arm Push-ups (each side)
  4. Light Stretching- 5 Minutes
Workout notes:
  • On the stretching, be very easy since you are just waking up and are not warmed up. Treat it more like yoga, if you are familiar with it. Also, try to stretch your whole body during each set of 5 minutes.
  • Assisted one arm push-ups are pretty simple. You start in a push-up position, hands just below your shoulders. Then, keeping one hand in the same place, you move one hand out a few inches. You still need to keep the stationary hand underneath your shoulder. You are not shifting your entire center of gravity. The only thing that is moving is your other hand away from your body. On each rep, you should move the other hand just a little further away, until you can’t do the rep and then start over. Keep counting your reps up to 100 and then switch sides.
  • There are many different ways to do hanging sit-ups. For descriptions, check the search function for “hanging sit-ups.”
  • Ken also did these push-ups on his knuckles, so that is an option, as well.

That’s all for today! I know this is a very simple workout, but Ken does this same workout every morning. I would not recommend doing this every day in order to let your muscles recover and to make sure you are not creating a muscular imbalance.
Until next time, good luck and train hard!

Thanks a lot to Real Anime Training for the workout. Don’t hesitate to drop him a visit and take a look at the many other workouts available. You can find the original post right HERE

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