Just what the doctor Rx'd Workouts

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We have tens of training programs focusing on different aspects of the sport. If you are looking for additional challenge or to fix a weakness, check out our training programs!

Training programs
  • Basement WOD, Mökki edition Workout

    5 x 2:00 rounds:
    6 shuttle runs 20m = 1 rep
    Max wall walks
    – Rest 1:00 between rounds.
    - Don't have a wall, do max push ups


    Goal & Intensity:
    -Build capacity by combining short, fast sprints with upper body control work.
    -Stay consistent across all five rounds.
    -This workout should feel like interval training — fast shuttle runs followed by a challenging gymnastic effort.
    -Heart rate goes up, shoulders and core get tested under fatigue.
    -Pace the shuttle runs just enough so you can still perform quality wall walks or push-ups.
    -Use the 1-minute rest to shake out the arms and get ready to go again.

  • Down the mountain Workout

    For time:

    10-8-6-4-2

    Calories ski erg
    Handstand pushups
    Hang power snatch @43

  • Basic WOD: Strength Strength

    E2,5min x5
    4 tempo Front Squat 21x1
    30-60s plank hold

  • 24.6.2025 BasicWod Workout

    EMOM 12

    Minute 1 : Bike 12/9 Calories
    Minute 2 : 12 Goblet Squats
    Minute 3 : 12 One Leg Knee Raise ( Strict )

  • MA/TI 23&24.6.25. BASIC Workout

    Warm Up
    2 rounds
    2:00 cardio (add speed each round)
    5+5 squat strech
    5 inch worm with push up
    5 dynamic squat strech
    5 tempo strict press
    5 tempo good morning
    5 tempo back squats
    then some mobility as needed and start workout.

    Strenght
    Back Squat 10-8-6-4 reps
    Bench Press 10-8-6-4 reps
    Deadlift 10-8-6-4 reps
    rest 1.5-2.5 min bwn sets
    Take About 12-15 minutes per movement, focus on quality on each rep.
    Building in weights on each set, starting light and finish moderate heavy.
    means that there is 3-5 RIR on last set.

  • Accessories Workout

    3 sets:
    6 Single Leg RDL (each leg) @6-7/10 RPE
    12 Barbell Row @6-7/10 RPE
    - Rest as needed btw sets

  • Clean Pull + Muscle Clean Workout

    5 sets:
    3 x (1 Clean Pull + 1 Muscle Clean)
    - Easy weight, practice pulling technique and focus on bar path
    - Rest as needed btw sets

  • 23.6.2025 Push Press & Chin-ups Workout

    Alternate A1/A2

    A1. Push press, rest 1:00 before A2
    Build to heavy 4 (H4)@ RPE 8 (82-86%, 2 RIR)
    +
    3 x 4 @ RPE 6-7 (78-82%, 3-4 RIR)

    A2. Weighted chin-up, rest 2:00 before A1
    Build to heavy 4 (H4)@ RPE 8 (82-86%, 2 RIR)
    +
    3 x 4 @ RPE 6-7 (78-82%, 3-4 RIR)

    – Build to a heavy 4 (H4) @ RPE 8 (around 82-86%1RM).
    – Once you’ve hit the H4 set, you have 3 back-off sets of 4 reps @ 78-82%H4

  • 23.6.2025 Intervals Workout

    4 Total intervals, alt A1/A2

    A1. For time
    2400m BikeErg
    18 SB Squats @ 70/47.5kg
    12 Bar muscle-ups

    A2. For time
    1000m SkiErg
    5-4-3-2-1
    SB cleans @ 70/47.5kg
    Wall walks

    – Go every 10:00 –

    . Two tough intervals alternating every 10 minutes. A1 starts with a longer aerobic effort into heavy squats and high-skill gymnastics. A2 is more segmented and dense—shorter monostructural buy-in, then descending rounds of heavy cleans and wall walks. This session challenges your ability to stay composed through muscular fatigue and to recover between efforts while maintaining intensity and movement quality.
    Adaptation. Train high-effort, full-body intervals that combine engine work with heavy loading and gymnastics under fatigue. Develop gymnastics control under breathing stress and fatigue, while reinforcing efficient movement patterns under heavy load.
    Effort. Work at around 85–90% effort. These intervals are long enough to punish poor pacing, but short enough that intensity still matters. In A1, push the bike but leave enough in the tank to move well on the bar muscle-ups. In A2, stay steady through the ski and aim for clean, continuous work through the descending rounds.
    Feel. Breathing will build gradually in A1, with grip and shoulder fatigue showing up late in the BMUs. A2 hits faster—expect your midline and shoulders to feel the wall walks, especially paired with heavy sandbag cleans. The 10-minute window gives you time to recover, but only if you manage your pacing and transitions well.
    Debrief. Take 2–3 minutes to reflect on the session
    – Did you hit consistent times across all four intervals?
    – How well did your gymnastics hold up under fatigue?
    – Did the wall walks or sandbag cleans become a limiter in A2?
    – What two (2) things did you execute well? What’s one (1) thing you’d improve to get more out of these intervals next time?
    Movement options.
    BikeErg → 1000m Row
    SB squats → Lighter SB → If no SB or D-ball: Dual KB front squat @ 2 x 32/24kg (70/53lbs) or 24/16kg (53/35lbs) or 16/12kg (35/26lbs) → Front squat @ 70/47.5kg (155/105lbs), or lighter if needed
    Bar muscle-ups → reduce reps (6, 8 or 10) → Jumping bar muscle-ups → Chest-to-bar or regular pull ups (18 or 12)
    SkiErg → 800m Run
    SB cleans → lighter SB → If no SB or D-ball: Dual KB cleans @ 2 x 32/24kg (70/53lbs) or 24/16kg (53/35lbs) or 16/12kg (35/26lbs) → Power cleans @ 70/47.5kg (155/105lbs), lighter if needed.
    Wall walks → Reduce reps (3-3-2-2-1 or 3-2-1-1-1)

  • 24.6.2025 Snatch ( Strength same ) Strength

    Snatch

    6 x 2 @ 70-80%, go every 1:00-1:30

    – Do your first set @ 70%1RM set and then build up within the percent range
    – Drop the bar between each rep, reset and go
    – Drive through the floor to full extension, aggressive pull-under, and stable overhead lockout. Focus on consistent bar path and receiving depth.