Workouts

Daily training

2026-03-10

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

"The Ascent"28 min

4 x 4:00 AMRAP:
20 Jumping Lunges
30/24 Calorie Row
20 Front Squats, 95 / 65 lb

  • Rest 4:00 Between AMRAPs
  • Pick Up Where You Left Off

Score: Total Rounds + Reps

AEROBIC POWER [VO2 MAX]

Stimulus
  • Overview: This is a quad burner. The jumping lunges and row will fatigue your legs, making the front squats more challenging than normal. The 4:00 rest only provides partial recovery, as your legs will feel heavier round to round.
  • This Target Tuesday workout is part of a 4-week series leading to improvements in quad muscular endurance and stamina to assist you in the next benchmark workout, “Infinity War” in the first week of April.
  • Workout Flow: Work for the full 4 minutes each AMRAP. So once you finish the front squats, move back to the lunges. After your 4 minutes of rest, pick up wherever you left off in your rounds+reps. If you completed 1 full round + 2 lunges, the next interval you will only need to complete 18 lunges before moving on to the row.
  • Jumping Lunges: These are a buy-in that should take 30-45 seconds. Your quads will be burning before you touch the rower.
  • Row: The legs will already be fatigued, so maintaining power output will be challenging. Aim to finish the row in under 2:00.
  • Front Squats: The barbell is taken from the floor. Choose a weight you can complete in 1-2 sets and in less than 2:00.
  • Intended Intensity: RPE 8-9
  • Target Loading: Light (35-45%)
  • Fitness Attribute Improved: Aerobic Power [VO2 Max]
  • Target Score: 4-6 Rounds
Strategy
  • The load should not be heavy, allowing you to push the pace throughout the full interval. The limiting factor will become local muscular fatigue in your quads and glutes.
  • Jumping Lunges: These are ideally performed unbroken and should take no more than 45 seconds. If you need to break, keep it to one quick one.
  • Row: Settle in quickly and hold a strong pace. You don't want to empty the tank here, but you should be rowing at a hard pace—a pace similar to what you would hold for a 10-minute max calorie row.
  • Front Squats: Keep your elbows high and chest tall. Stay braced and don't let your torso collapse.
  • Use the 4:00 rest fully; walk around, bring your breathing down, and shake out the legs.
Substitutions

JUMPING LUNGES

  • Reduce Reps
  • Walking Lunges
  • Reverse Lunges
  • Air Squats

30/24 CALORIE ROW

  • 25/20 Calorie Ski
  • 30/24 Calorie Bike Erg
  • 25/20 Calorie Echo Bike
  • 400m Run
  • 2:00 Effort on Treadmill/Runner
  • 32 Shuttle Runs (1 rep = 10m)

FRONT SQUAT

  • Reduce Loading/Reps
  • Sub Dumbbells, 35 / 25 lb
  • Goblet Squats, 53 / 35 lb
  • 40 Air Squats
  • Back Squat
Movement prep

2:00 Easy Row
10 Air Squats
10 Jumping Lunges
10 Empty Barbell Front Squats

Build to Workout Weight

2 Rounds, Increasing in Intensity:
6 Jumping Lunges
10/8 Calorie Row
6 Front Squats