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CIRQUE DU SOLEIL 

WORKOUT ROUTINE 

Bonus PDF File


By: Mike Romaine

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CIRQUE DU SOLEIL 
WORKOUT ROUTINE 
 
Training Volume: 

3-5+ days per week 

Volume Explanation: 

Both athletes seem to be working with an extreme amount of training and 


conditioning volume to their regime, but as a base recommendation it would 
be smart to train around 3-5 days a week and rest 2-4 in order to allow your 
muscles to recover properly; especially if this level of training is new to you. 

Training Explanation: 

I’ll be giving a breakdown of Vitor Silva Dos Santos full routine that he and his 
coach shared, and also a rundown of Haley’s typical training with sources to 
help you build off what she shares. 

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Cirque du Soleil Workout Routine: Vitor Silva Dos Santos 


Workout 
Warm Up: 
High Knees x 20 

Butt Kicks x 20 

Jumping Jacks x 20 

Air Squats x 20 

Twisting Heel Touch (Wide Leg/Arms Wide for Twist) x 10 each side 

Giant Lunge w/ Opposite Arm Straight Up x 15 second hold 

Giant Lunge w/ Both Arms Planted In Front x 15 second hold 

Hamstring Stretch x 15 second 

Workout: 

One Arm KB Deadlift into Reverse Lunge 

3×6 

KB Goblet Squat 

3×12 

Foam Roll Plank (Foam Roller under Legs, Roll In and Out During Plank) 

3×20 

Conditioning and Stamina: 

Each Session Starts at a 5 Minute Increment (5, 10, 15): 


Session One: 

Squat Press with Dumbbells x 15 reps 

DB Deadlift into Bent Over Rows x 10 reps 

Complete 3 Sets Total within 5 Minutes 

Session Two: 

Kettlebell Swings x 15 

Burpees x 10 

Complete 3 Sets Total within 5 Minutes 

Session Three: 

Accumulate 2 Minutes of an L-Sit Hold within your 5 Minutes 

You can sub with a Hollow Hold (Reverse Superman Hold) 

Cirque du Soleil Workout Routine: Haley Viloria Typical 


Training Day 
We talked a bit about Viloria’s training regime within the article itself, and even 
paired it with her diet, but now I’ll break it down a bit more here and give you 
guys some resources if you’d like to step it up a notch. 

Here’s what she tells us about her Warm Up: 


WARM UPS 

I begin my sessions with some stretching, splits, bridges, and a gymnastics-style warm 

up. Then I’ll start my handstand routine. This can last from an hour to an hour and a half, 

depending on whether I’m trying to progress or work on maintenance and alignment. 

I also shared that most of her training is bodyweight and that she doesn’t like 
to divide it up into a leg, arm or ab day specifically. 

She mentions: 

So, for handstands I’ll practice the hold with weights on my legs or weights around my 

waist. 

If you want to do more training with calisthenics and bodyweight training I 


suggest checking out our article titled: T
​ he Ultimate Calisthenics Workout & 
Guide. 

There’s tons of different routines that cover this, and we’ve even seem some 
gymnast training regimes plugged into character workouts like P ​ uck​ and 
Black Canary​. 

On top of this training Haley also mentions circuit training at the end of her 
performance (which would be what I would consider conditioning and 
endurance training as she also mentions). 
For this you can utilize tons of different circuit workouts we’ve seen within our 
Workout Database​, and I even share a good handful within that Ultimate Guide 
I mentioned above. 

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