Daily training
2025-10-15
Warm-up & Mobility15 min
A) GET WARM
5:00 Bike (Or Any Machine)
*5 Second Hard Effort On The Minute
B) FLEXIBILITY
0:30 Couch Stretch Against Wall (R)
0:30 Couch Stretch Against Wall (L)
1:00 Seated Straddle
C) MOTOR CONTROL
1:00 Active Rig-Assisted Squat Hold
1:00 Alternating Cossack Squats With Pause
D) STABILITY
0:30 Single Kettlebell Front Rack Split Squats (R)
0:30 Single Kettlebell Front Rack Split Squats (L)
1:00 Goblet Squat Hold
Back Squat15 min
Build to Heavy Set of 5
Score: Heaviest Load
Stimulus
- Overview: This is the seventh week of our 8-week Endure strength cycle. This cycle alternates high-rep work with lower-rep work to build both muscular stamina and raw strength concurrently.
- Take 1-2 attempts to establish your heavy 5-rep. Build in steady jumps of 2-3 reps to your first attempt. If you take more than one attempt, take 3-5 minutes of rest between attempts.
- Your top set should be challenging but should remain technically sharp. You should ideally have only 1 rep left in the tank.
- Hips and knees should reach full extension at the top of each rep, and hips should pass below the knees in the bottom of the squat.
- Fitness Attribute Improved: Absolute Strength
Strategy
- Maintain a straight, neutral spine throughout the lift by bracing your core, keeping your ribs down, belly tight, and upper back engaged.
- Stance should be slightly wider than hip width to keep force production in an ideal plane.
- Initiate the movement by sending your hips back and down while actively driving your knees out to keep them tracking over your toes.
- Squat through the fullest range of motion you can while keeping the chest lifted and weight balanced mid-foot to heel.
Substitutions
BACK SQUAT
- Squat to a Box or Bench
- Front Squat
- Deadlift
- Hex Bar Deadlift
- Back Rack Lunges
Movement prep
1:00 Bottom Of Air Squat Hold
10 Air Squats
10 Lateral Lunges
0:30 Empty Barbell Bottom of Back Squat Hold
6 Empty Barbell Back Squats
3-5 Back Squats at Light Weight
3-5 Back Squats at Light-Moderate Weight
Begin Build
"Starting Over" 15 min
3 Rounds For Time:
30 Wallballs, 20 / 14 lb to 10/9 ft
10 Burpees Over Wallball
400m Run
Time Cap: 15 Minutes
Stimulus
- Overview: Push the pace from the beginning in this 3-round workout. The first two rounds should be challenging to hold, but you should be able to maintain it in round 3. Your legs won't get a break in any of the three movements.
- Choose weights/reps/variations that allow you to complete the wallballs in 2:00, burpees in 1:00, and run in 2:00.
- Burpees Over Wallball: A two-foot take-off is not required, but you are required to jump laterally over the ball (rather than step over). Both feet should be in the air at the same time.
- Intended Intensity: RPE 7-9
- Target Loading: Light-Moderate
- Fitness Attribute Improved: Aerobic Power [VO2 Max]
- Target Score: 9-12 Minutes
* If time-capped, add 1s to your score for every incomplete rep (100m = 1 rep)
Strategy
- The run is where you can lose the most time. These should be completed near your 5k run pace, and you should be able to maintain through round 3.
- You should be able to complete the wallballs in fewer sets in the first round, but you may want to break an extra time in rounds 2 and 3 to keep your burpee and run paces faster.
- The burpees just require steady pacing to mitigate/manage fatigue levels. Be smart here.
Substitutions
WALLBALLS
- Reduce Reps/Loading/Target Height
- Double Dumbbell Thrusters, 25 / 15 lb
- Empty Barbell Thrusters
- Wallball Thrusters
- No Squat Wallballs
- 45 Air Squats
BURPEES OVER WALLBALL
- Reduce Reps
- Lateral Jump Over Line
- Lateral Burpees With Step Over
- Burpees to a Target
- Regular Burpees
400M RUN
- 500/450m Row
- 400/360m Ski
- 25/20 Calorie Echo Bike
- 1,000/900m Bike Erg
- 2:00 Moderate Effort on Treadmill/Runner
- 32 Shuttle Runs (1 rep = 10m)
Movement prep
2 Rounds:
8 Wallballs
4 Burpees Over Wallball
100m Run