Standard push-up = 2 sets of 30 reps
Hanging Leg Raise = 2 sets of 20 reps
Tricep push-ups = 2 sets of 20 (start with your hands under your face, thumb and index finger form a triangle)
Dips = 2 sets of 20
Alternating crunch = 2 sets of 30 (lying on your back, bring your right elbow up to meet your left knee, your leg is almost straight as you bring it up)
Dive bomber push-up = 2 sets of 15
L-sit crunch = 2 sets of 30 (lying on your back with both legs up at a 90' angle bring your right elbow up to your left knee, alternate)
Super set = 5 dive bombers, 10 dips, 15 tricep push-ups, 20 standard push-up. One full minute of regular crunches, max reps.
Oh ya baby! doesn't that feel good?
Wide grip pull-up = 2 sets of 10
Squats = 2 sets of 15
Standard pull-up = 2 sets of 12
Alternating lunge = 2 sets of 30 (each leg 15 times)
Chin-ups = 2 sets of 12
Power lunge = 2 sets of 10 (do a squat but on your way up you jump forward into the air and turn 180 degrees, that is on rep)
Cross grip pull-up = 2 sets of 10
Squat thrust = 2 sets of 10 (squat and push out into a push-up position and then come back in and stand up)
Super set 1 = 2 wide grip pull-ups, 3 standard pull-ups, 4 cross-grip pull-ups, 5 chin-ups.
Super set 2 = 5 standard squats, 6 alternating lunges, 7 power lunges, 8 squat thrusts.
Thats it, quick, to the point and brutal. I like this workout because it developes functional muscle. These exercises will improve your daily life and turn you into a high performance individual.