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
  • Pn-reenit Strength

    3 x mave + 3 x sumomave

  • Pn-reenit Strength

    Työntöveto, rive pp, etukyykky, työntö saksiin

  • Pn-reenit Strength

    Työntövedot kahdella stopilla

  • Mökkireenit Workout

    Mökkireenihöntsäilyä.

  • 5.8.2025 Workout warmup ( Strength ) Workout

    2 rounds
    5 Deck squats
    8 KB hike cleans
    8 V-ups
    30 Speed rope
    +
    Build to workout weight for DB movements
    * Practice few sets of the other movements in-between
    +
    @ workout weight
    100m Run
    3 DB Devils presses
    5 Chest-to-bar pull ups
    20 Double-unders
    4 DB Front squats
    4-6 Toes-to-bars

  • Mökkireenit Strength

    Mökkihöntsäilyä. Tempaukset lantio, pp, roikusta.

  • 15 min AMRAP: SkiErg / DB Bench Press / DB Goblet Squat / HSPU Workout

    15 min AMRAP:
    • 10 cal Ski Erg
    • 10 Dumbbell Bench Press 50/35# (2)
    • 10 Dumbbell Goblet Squats 50/35# (1)
    • 10 Handstand Push-ups

    No ski erg? Substitute 10 cal Row or 10 DB Bent-over Rows 50/35# with 2 DB or 5 DB Bent-over Rows 50/35# per arm with 1 DB. Bench press is 2 DB; Goblet squat is 1 DB. Goal: 6 rounds.

  • Long way home Workout

    400 cal c2 bike

    Every 20 cal 8 Burpees

  • Conditioning Workout

    For Time (each)
    A,
    21-15-9
    -cal Row
    -WB

    Rest 2:00

    B,
    21-15-9
    -cal Bike
    -WB Sit Up with throw

    Rest 2:00

    C,
    21-15-9
    -cal Ski or Row
    -Dual KB DL @2x24/16

    TC: 34 mins
    Goal: sub 10 mins (each)

  • 15.1.2026 For time & AMRAP Workout

    For time

    21 – 15 – 9
    Deadlifts @ 102/70kg (225/155lbs)
    Burpee pull ups

    Time cap. 10:00

    – Rest 10:00 –

    AMRAP 7

    10 Chest-to-bar pull-ups
    10 Front squats @ 70/47.5kg (155/105lbs)
    10 Bar-facing burpees

    Before you start. Take a moment to estimate how fast you think you’ll go (part A) and how many rounds you think you’ll get (part B). This is a good self-awareness and strategy practice that’ll help you prepare for competitions.
    Overview.
    Part A – Rogue Invitational combo (little lighter here for a faster pace for Open prep. Will you go unbroken on the deadlifts (or would breaking to 2-3 sets work better for you)?
    Part B – Triplet AMRAP with nowhere to hide. The sets are not too big but it sucks to keep moving. Use the transitions and burpees to pace.
    Strategy.
    Part A – The main decision to make here is how to (if at all) split the deadlifts. If breaking them up, aim to keep the rests short (adjust sets accordingly). For burpee pull-ups your main focus is to keep moving / keep your pace (easy to drop-off pace without noticing). In 21-15-9 workouts, that middle round is always the worst, push through it and you’re at home stretch.
    Part B – While sets are not too big, they’ll start to add up in this AMRAP. Your anchor point is trying to keep the front squats unbroken. That might mean breaking the pull ups into two sets and taking a breath before picking the bar up. The burpees are an opportunity to control your pace. Make sure to keep moving though, it’s easy to relax too much.
    Instructions. Set the equipment up 2-3m apart (this is your in-built rest).
    Debrief.
    – How did your plan for deadlifts play out? What was the hardest thing about the burpee pull-ups?
    – How did the AMRAP play out? Did it go as you expected or did you run into any surprises?
    – What changes would you make if you needed to repeat the workout and improve your result?
    – What two (2) things can you be proud of in this session? What one (1) thing must you improve?
    Movement options.
    Deadlifts → 93/65kg (205/145lbs), 83/61kg (185/135lbs), 70/47.5kg (155/105lbs), a weight you can do unbroken for the 1st round.
    Burpee pull-ups → Reduce the height of the jump to pull-up the bar
    Part B rep scheme → 8s, 7s or 6s across movements (if needed to keep moving through the AMRAP)
    Front squats → 61/43 (135/95lbs), 52.5/35kg (115/75lbs) or 43/30kg (95/65lbs), this should be a weight you can keep moving with