6 Total interval, alt A1/A2

A1. AMRAP 3
12/8 (cal) Air bike
8 DB snatches, alt @ see options
4 Wall walks

– Rest 2:00 –

A2. AMRAP 3
40 Double-unders
8 DB Thrusters @ 2 x see options
12 Chest-to-bar pull ups

– Rest 2:00 –

DB weight (options). Choose a weight you can keep moving with

32.5/22.5kg (70/50lbs) – 27.5/20kg (60/45lbs) – 22.5/15kg (50/35lbs) – 15/10kg (35/20lbs)

Session overview. You’re rotating between two 3-minute intervals with incomplete recovery. The aim is to develop your ability to repeat high effort without major drop-off. Every round should finish just shy of your redline. Hard, but controlled.
Adaptation. Train repeatable intensity and composure in short, mixed intervals. Learn to transition quickly, hold form under fatigue, and keep your output steady across rounds.
Effort. Work at an 8.5–9/10. Each interval should feel tough, but repeatable. You should finish breathing hard, but be able to match your effort again. If your scores drop off by a lot, you pushed too soon or moved too inefficiently.
Feel. A1 starts grindy, bike effort builds quickly, and shoulder fatigue from wall walks sneaks up. A2 feels faster but breathing climbs early and chest-to-bars get harder to hang onto. You’ll feel fatigue shift between shoulders, grip, and lungs throughout the session.
Debrief. Take 2–3 minutes to reflect on the session
– Were your scores steady, or did you fade after the first couple rounds?
– Which movement caused the most drop-off—wall walks, thrusters, or pull-ups?
– Did you use the transitions well, or did they slow you down?
– Name two (2) things you executed well. What’s one (1) thing you’d adjust next time?
Movement options.
Air bike → BikeErg or SkiErg
DB snatches/DB thrusters → See options above
Wall walks → reduce reps (2 or 3/round) → Wall walk ½ way → Seal walk (16m/round)
Double-unders → reduce reps (20 or 30/round) → Speed rope skips
Chest-to-bar pull-ups → reduce reps (8/round) → Regular pull ups (8 or 12)