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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
  • 5.3.2026 BACK SQUAT Strength

    5@work up to 5RM, rest btw sets 2-3min *varmistajat sivuilla

  • 5.3.2026 FRONT SQUAT Strength

    5@work up to 5RM, rest btw sets 2-3min *2@up to 80% *varmistajat sivuilla

  • 4.3.206 Bench press & Row Strength

    Alternate B1 / B2

    B1. Bench press, rest 1:30 before B2
    Build to a heavy set of 4 (H4) @ RPE 8/2 RIR (82-86%)
    +
    1-2 x 8 @ 80-85%H4

    B2. KB/DB Seal row – 3 x 8-12 @ RPE 8 (2 RIR), rest 2:00 before B1

  • Arm over arm Strength

    3x0-15m

  • Bench press 6x7 Strength

    Bench Press 6x7 @65% 1RM

  • 3.3.2026 Intervals Workout

    4-6 Intervals

    A1. AMRAP 4
    20/15 (cal) Row
    15 Burpees over the rower
    10 Hang power snatches @ 43/30kg (95/65lbs)

    A2. AMRAP 4
    12 Overhead squats @ 43/30kg (95/65lbs)
    10 Shuttle runs, 25’+’25’ (7.62m)
    8 Burpee pull-ups

    – 3:00 active recovery (air bike, ski or jog) between intervals –

    Flow. A1-A2-A1-A2(-A1-A2)

    Number of intervals. Only do the final 2 intervals IF a) you can maintain output, b) you feel confident you’ll recover in time for Open workout 26.1 at the end of the week.

    Session overview. Short, high effort aerobic capacity intervals. The goal is repeatable output across the intervals without a major drop-off.

    Effort. Work at ~8.5–9/10. Each 4-minute piece should feel demanding by the halfway mark but still allow you to keep moving. If reps fall sharply in the second exposure to A1 or A2, the first round was paced too aggressively.

    Feel. Breathing and HR will go up quickly in the first minutes but you want to hold on to your pace all the way through the interval. The 3:00 active recovery should lower heart rate enough to start the next piece composed, not in survival mode.

    Adaptation. Develop high-intensity aerobic repeatability and the ability to transition between cyclical and mixed-modal work under fatigue. Reinforce pacing discipline and movement efficiency with incomplete recovery.

    Debrief.
    – Were your A1 and A2 scores consistent across exposures?
    – Which part was more challenging?
    – Did you recover enough during active rest to repeat the pace?
    – What adjustment would help you keep an overall faster pace next time?
    – What two (2) things can you be proud of in this session? What one (1) thing must you improve?

    Movement options.
    Row → Air bike, SkiErg or BikeErg for same calories
    Burpees over the rower → regular burpees
    Overhead squat/power snatch → 35/25kg (75/55lbs) or 30/20kg (65/45lbs)
    Shuttle run → do it
    Burpee pull-up → Adjust jump height until you can do these

  • 15-10-5 Workout

    Overhead walking lunge @28 kb
    HSPU

  • Froster (Strength vk10) Workout

    Zone 1:
    -KB/DB Single Leg RDL x 5 (per leg)
    -KB/DB Calf Raises x 10

    Zone 2:
    -Heavy Ski 200-400m (Damper 9-10)
    -WB Only Hands x 15-30 (no squat at all)
    Rest for remaining time

    Zone 3:
    -BB Row x 8
    -BB Bicep Curl x 6
    -BB strict High Pull x 8

    Zone 4:
    -Heavy Row 200-400m (Damper 9-10)
    -Run Downhill 200-400m (incline 0%)
    Rest for remaining time

    -2 rounds
    -work 4,5min / rest 30s
    -7 athletes per station

  • Push jerk 5x8 Strength

    Pushpush

  • Goal & Intensity for Annie Workout

    -Annie is a classic CrossFit benchmark that builds coordination, breathing control, and core endurance.
    -The descending rep scheme allows speed while testing consistency.
    -Fast-paced for-time workout where grip and midline endurance are the limiting factors.
    Double-unders should stay efficient, not frantic.
    RPE 8–9, hard but controlled.
    You should push the pace without losing movement quality.
    Coach’s Tip:
    Break double-unders early if needed to avoid big resets.
    Relax your shoulders and control your breathing.