Workouts

Daily training

2025-08-13

Warm-up & Mobility15 min

A) GET WARM
5:00 Row (Or Any Machine)
*5 Second Hard Effort On The Minute

B) FLEXIBILITY
0:30 Banded Hamstring Stretch (R)
0:30 Banded Hamstring Stretch (L)
0:30 Kneeling Hamstring Stretch (R)
0:30 Kneeling Hamstring Stretch (L)

C) MOTOR CONTROL
1:00 Hurdler's Stretch (R)
1:00 Hurdler's Stretch (L)
0:30 Hamstring PAILs/RAILs Against Rig

D) STABILITY
0:30 Tempo Single-Leg RDLs w/ Pause (R)
0:30 Tempo Single-Leg RDLs w/ Pause (L)
0:30 Staggered Stance Dumbbell Hold (R)
0:30 Staggered Stance Dumbbell Hold (L)

Deadlift10 min

Set 1: 5 Reps at 83%
Set 2: 3 Reps at 88%
Set 3: 1+ Reps at 93%

  • Rest 2-3 Minutes Between Sets
  • Score: Heaviest Load
Stimulus
  • Overview: This is the third week of our 4-week Summit strength cycle. We are looking to peak absolute strength and establish new 1-rep maxes in the back squat, bench press, and deadlift. Intensity climbs each week while volume tapers, allowing your nervous system to fully express strength without burnout. We'll test our 1-rep maxes in week 4.
  • For the final set each week, we’ll target a minimum rep count and aim to perform additional reps if we’re able to keep sound form and technique. Once a rep speed slows or form breaks down, your set is over. Do NOT go to total failure.
  • Record all three loads today, with your score being the heaviest load. Record reps achieved in Set 3 in the Workout Notes.
  • Shoulders must end behind the barbell at the top of every rep. These reps should be completed touch-and-go with no stopping at the floor to rest, rebrace, or regrip.
  • Fitness Attribute Improved: Absolute Strength
Strategy

Deadlift Coaching Cues:

  • Push through the floor like you’re doing a leg press.
  • Brace your core like someone’s about to punch you in the stomach.
  • Squeeze your armpits shut and drag the bar up your legs.
Substitutions

DEADLIFT

  • Reduce Loading
  • Romanian Deadlifts
  • Sub Dumbbells or Kettlebells
  • Good Mornings
  • Barbell Sumo Deadlift
  • Kettlebell Sumo Deadlift
Movement prep

With An Empty Barbell:
10 Good Mornings
10 Back Squats
10 Back Rack Elbow Rotations
6 Deadlifts

5 Deadlifts @ A Light Weight
5 Deadlifts @ A Moderate Weight

Build to Starting Weight

"Carousel" 12 min

AMRAP 12:
12 Deadlifts, 135 / 95 lb
9 Wallballs, 20 / 14 lb to 10/9 ft
6 Push-ups

Score: Rounds + Reps

Stimulus
  • Overview: Transitions will be important in this fast-paced triplet. Choose reps/variations that allow you to complete all movements unbroken throughout.
  • Start at a strong pace, but leave room to pick up the intensity. If you start at an RPE 7, it will likely increase, and that same pace will feel like an RPE 8-9.
  • We are aiming for consistent rounds throughout that are 0:05-0:10 within each other.
  • Target Loading: Light-Moderate
  • Fitness Attribute Improved: Aerobic Power [VO2 Max]
  • Target Score: 8-11 Rounds
Strategy
  • Start at a controlled pace. At the 3:00 mark, assess if your pace is sustainable for another 6-7 minutes.
  • If you feel you are working at a good pace, maintain that pace until the 9:00-10:00 mark. At that point, see if you can speed up a little.
  • If you have a fall off of more than 0:10 from one round to the next, slow down a little and try to hold that pace the rest of the way through.
Substitutions

DEADLIFT

  • Reduce Loading/Reps
  • Sub Dumbbells, 35 / 25 lb
  • Good Mornings
  • Barbell Sumo Deadlift
  • Kettlebell Sumo Deadlift

WALLBALLS

  • Reduce Reps/Loading/Target Height
  • Double Dumbbell Thrusters, 25 / 15 lb
  • Empty Barbell Thrusters
  • Wallball Thrusters
  • No Squat Wallballs
  • 15 Air Squats

PUSH-UPS

  • Reduce Reps
  • Box Push-Ups (Hands Elevated)
  • 12 Plank Shoulder Taps
  • Dumbbell Bench Press
  • Dumbbell Floor Press
Movement prep

3 Rounds:
3 Deadlifts
3 Wallballs
3 Push-ups

*Build in intensity, working at a really hard effort the final round