Workouts

Daily training

2025-12-11

Warm-up & Mobility 15 min

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

B) FLEXIBILITY
1:00 Samson Stretch (R)
1:00 Samson Stretch (L)
0:30 Banded Front Rack Stretch (R)
0:30 Banded Front Rack Stretch (L)

C) MOTOR CONTROL
0:30 T-Spine Sweeps (R)
0:30 T-Spine Sweeps (L)
1:00 90/90 Hip Rotations

D) STABILITY
1:00 Kettlebell Windmills (R)
1:00 Kettlebell Windmills (L)
1:00 Tempo Cossack Squats & Twist

Power Clean [PART A]8 min

On the Minute x 8:
1 Power Clean (Building in Weight)

  • Rest 4:00 Before Starting Metcon
  • Score: Heaviest Load
Stimulus
  • Build to a heavy single rep as long as you can keep good form and technique.
  • This piece is meant to prime your body for the following conditioning piece and help establish what weight you will use in it.
  • Be prepared to start your metcon 4 minutes after building to a heavy single.
  • Fitness Attribute Improved: Explosive Power
Strategy

TECHNIQUE CUES:

  • Feet hip-width apart and grip shoulder-width apart.
  • Set up with a neutral back, full grip on the bar (hook grip is ideal), and knees pressed outward to activate your glutes.
  • Keep your arms flexed and locked out through extension.
  • As you extend your hips and ankles (as if jumping), aggressively pull yourself under the bar and rotate your elbows around the bar.
  • Catch the bar in the front rack position with your feet shoulder-width apart and knees pressed outward to keep hips and glutes engaged.
Substitutions

POWER CLEAN

  • Hang Power Cleans
  • Sub Dumbbells
  • Deadlifts
Movement prep

With An Empty Barbell:
5 Good Mornings
5 Elbow Rotations
5 Deadlifts
5 Hang Power Cleans
5 Power Cleans

5 Power Cleans at a Light Weight
3 Power Cleans at a Moderate Weight

Begin Build

"Raise Up" [PART B]18 min

18:00 AMRAP:
1-2-3... Power Cleans (70% of Part A)
6 Box Jumps (30"/24")
10/8 Calorie Echo Bike

Score: Rounds + Reps

Stimulus
  • Overview: Start this workout 4 minutes after building to a heavy power clean in Part A. The box jumps and bike will start to play a factor in your fatigue levels, making the ascending power cleans a test of strength endurance and barbell cycling efficiency.
  • Power Cleans: The reps increase by 1 rep every round. Use 70% of your heaviest single established in Part A. This should be a weight you can complete in steady singles.
  • Box Jumps: Must reach full lockout/extension of the hips & knees at the top of the box. Step down off the top of the box - no rebounding.
  • Intended Intensity: RPE 6-7
  • Target Loading: Moderate-Heavy (70%)
  • Fitness Attribute Improved: Aerobic Power [Lactate Threshold]
  • Target Score: 8-10 Rounds
Strategy
  • Aim for steady pacing and short transitions. Work at a pace that allows you to stay moving continuously.
  • Power Cleans: Steady, quick singles will likely be your best bet here.
  • Bike: Aim for a smooth, strong pace (RPE 6-7) that you can hold throughout and allows you to get right back to the barbell.
Substitutions

POWER CLEANS

  • Reduce Loading/Reps
  • Hang Power Cleans
  • Sub Dumbbells
  • Deadlifts

BOX JUMPS

  • Reduce Box Height
  • Box Step-Ups
  • 12 Squat Jumps
  • 12 Jumping Lunges
  • Alternating Single-Leg Squats
  • 12 Reverse Lunges
  • Broad Jumps

10/8 CALORIE ECHO BIKE

  • 1:00 Time Cap
  • 12/10 Calorie Bike Erg
  • 12/10 Calorie Row
  • 10/8 Calorie Ski
  • 150m Run
  • 0:50 Effort on Treadmill/Runner
  • 12 Shuttle Runs (1 rep = 10m)
  • 12 Burpees
Movement prep

2 Rounds:
2 Power Cleans
3 Box Jumps
5 Calorie Bike