Moving forward I will be following the Dan Martin Program Minimum more religiously. I am thinking at least 40 workouts, possibly more. Here are some of the reasons why:
1) Extremely limited amount of time due to family and schedule. I rarely, if ever have more than 15-20 min chunks at any given time throughout the day to train. I cannot put together a solid hour to train so I will break it into smaller, more manageable mini-workouts.
2) Just because my daily and weekly schedule is crazy that does not give me the right to let my physical fitness levels slip. As a coach, I firmly believe in being able to lead by example.
3) I enjoy under-eating / fasting throughout the day and then eating a larger meal at night. Doing kettlebell work and following and Easy Strength type approach allows me to continue to do this. I have found that my energy and focus levels are at a very high level when I stay away from food and larger meals during the day and then reward myself with a larger meal with my family after the work day is finished. I have adopted a similar attitude as this article describes and it has worked for me and allowed me to keep my bodyweight to around 200-205# at 6'2'' http://www.businessinsider.com/why-star-us-general-stanley-mcchrystal-only-eats-one-meal-per-day-2015-7
4) I have experimented with the DMPM and 1 kettlebell work in the past for long periods of time. As long as I hit all the basic human movements as Dan John prescribes and get in some focused mobility and stretching, I am strong enough and athletic enough to do most any task. It builds a solid base and with added cardiovascular work I am strong enough and have enough energy to focus on sport, coaching, manual labor and leading by example to the varsity basketball team I coach along with the athletes I coach for strength and conditioning.
5) 1 kettlebell work allows me to play with sets, reps depending on how I am feeling that day. I will be using a 45, 60 and 80 kettlebell. If I get any dings or feel bored I will just switch up some of the movements (ie over head pressing for horizontal pressing, 2h swings for 1h swings)
6) Due to the short nature of the workouts, I will be able to spend some 15 min chunks throughout the day getting in some running, basketball or sport work and hopping in on certain drills with my strength and conditioning classes (ie team planks)
I will be switching up the order of my workouts just a bit in order to hit the most important movements first.
Joint mobility
Loaded carries
Goblet squats
2h swings
Pushups / 1h presses
Pullups / Ring rows
Pec/Bicep stretch
Hip flexor stretch
Brief band work
FLR / PUPP to finish