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100 Double-unders
50 DB walking lunges @ 2 x 22.5/15kg
30 Handstand push-ups
15 Bar muscle-ups
80 Double-unders
40 DB front-rack walking lunges @ 2 x 22.5/15kg
20 Deficit handstand push-ups, 3.5/2″
10 Bar muscle-ups
60 Double-unders
30 DB overhead walking lunges @ 2 x 22.5/15kg
10 Wall-facing handstand push-ups
5 Bar muscle-ups

TIMECAP 20 Target time 16

Pacing. Push a threshold pace, taking smart breaks on each movement to ensure you can keep rest and transition time to a minimum throughout.
Strategy. Aim to keep the double-unders to minimal sets, but break them into manageable chunks with short rests to minimise trip-ups and maintain a consistent rhythm if needed. Do your best to stay relaxed and control your breathing before moving to each round of lunges.
Focus on a consistent pace for each set of lunges, planning smart breaks to ensure you can keep getting back to work quickly and avoid getting stuck. When you get to the front rack and overhead lunges, managing shoulder fatigue for the handstand push-ups should also be a consideration.
Approach each round of handstand push-ups and bar muscle-ups based on your proficiency and capacity. Regardless of your approach, be sure to have a plan that allows for breaks to remain short before getting back to work.

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Handstand push-up → Reduce reps (20 to 25 reps) → Standing HSPU variation of choice
Bar muscle-up → Reduce reps (9 – 7 – 5) → Chest-to-bar or regular pull-ups (30 – 20 -10 or 15 – 10 – 5)
Deficit handstand push-up → Reduce reps (10 to 15 reps) → No deficit → Standing HSPU variation of choice
Wall-facing handstand push-up → Reduce reps (5 reps) → Strict HSPU → Kipping HSPU → Standing HSPU variation of choice