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  • Mökkijumppa #madu Workout

    Mökkijumppa For time:

    400/600m Run
    15 push ups
    400/600m Run
    30 Air squat
    400/600m Run
    15 Burpees
    400/600m Run
    30 lunges
    400/600m Run

    3min rest

    400/600m Run
    20 Burpees
    400/600m Run
    15 Jumping squat
    400/600m Run
    20 Hand Release Push-ups
    400/600m Run
    30 walking lunges

    1min rest

    10 viivajuoksu
    400/600m Run

  • Pn-treenit Workout

    Tekniikkatreeni

  • Penkkipunnerrus progressio: viikko 4/16 (kevennetty) Strength

    5 - 5 - 5 @40-50-60%
    laske painot: 1RM x 90%

  • 26.6.25 Strength

    Shoulder press

    4x5

    Vertaa viime viikkoon

  • Deadlift 10-8-6 Strength

    Deadlift 10-8-6

  • 29.5.2025 For time Workout

    3 Rounds for time


    15-10-5 SB cleans @ 70/45kg
    30-20-10 (cal) SkiErg

    Time cap. 12:00

    – Rest 8:00 before workout B –

    3 Rounds for time

    10 Shuttle runs, (7.62m+7.62m), each round
    21 – 15 – 9
    SB squats @ 70/45kg
    Chest-to-bar pull-ups

    Time cap. 15:00

    Overview. Two sandbag focused workouts today. The intent on Part A is to chip away on the bag with fast(ish) singles, then see how hard you can push the SkiErg (and recover for the bag). Don’t underestimate the shuttle runs in part B. Can you keep the SB squats and chest-to-bars unbroken?
    Strategy (A). Chip away on the sandbag as steady singles (e.g. go every 8-seconds). Pace the 1st SkiErg a bit so you can push through the 10 SB cleans. Once you’re through those you can start to pick up the pace (if possible).
    Strategy (B). Steady on the shuttle runs, they’ll take around a minute, pushing them faster won’t save you a meaningful amount of time for the cost. The SB squats are done with SB on the shoulder (NOT bearhug). Take a moment to get a good position before starting your sets. This will allow you to move faster and ultimately minimise time under tension. You can break the chest-to-bars up to 2-3 sets as this will help you stay under control so that you can keep up the pace on the shuttle runs and SB squats.
    Instructions. Set up equipment 2-3m apart to allow for easy transitions (this is your built-in rest)
    Debrief.
    – How was your pacing in each workout? Were you able to keep moving or were there any bottlenecks?
    – How could you change your approach to this workout to improve your end result?
    – What two (2) things can you be proud of in this session? What one (1) thing must you improve?
    Movement options.
    SB cleans → lighter SB → If no SB or D-ball: Power cleans @ 70/47.5kg, lighter if needed.
    SkiErg → BikeErg or Air bike for same calories
    SB squats → Lighter SB → If no SB or D-ball: Front squats @ 70/47.5kg, lighter if needed.
    Chest-to-bar pull-ups → reduce reps (15-12-9) → Pull-ups → Jumping pull-ups

  • Bench press 2rm max Strength

    Bench press 2rm max

  • 17.05.2025 Workout

    Strength

    A) 5 Sets Of:

    -rest 90s-

    • 6 Strict Press (1 RIR)

    -rest 90s-

    B) 5 Sets Of:

    • 15-20 GHD Banded Hip Ext.

    -rest 90s-

    -rest 90s-

    Metcon

    00:00-12:00

    3 Rounds For Time:

    • 15 Cal Row
    • 12 Snatch @35kg
    • 9 Burpee to target

    12:00–24:00

    3 Rounds For Time:

    • 12 Cal Ski
    • 9 Snatch @45kg
    • 6 Burpee Pull Up

    24:00-36:00

    3 Rounds For Time:

    Accessories

    4 Rounds For Quality:

  • 11.11.2025 For time Workout

    3 Rounds for time

    21/15 (cal) Row
    15 DB Bench presses @ 2 x 32.5/22.5kg (70/55lbs)
    9 Hang squat cleans @ 83/61kg (185/135lbs)

    Time cap. 15:00

    – Rest 10:00 before part B –

    B) For time

    50/35 (cal) Row
    30 Toes-to-bars
    40 Burpee box jump overs, 24/20″
    30 Toes-to-bars

    Time cap. 12:00

    Overview (A). Break the workout up: 63/45 cal Row, 45 DB bench presses (moderate heavy), 27 Hang squat cleans (moderate heavy). Think, “where can I make time / where might I get stuck”. Use this info to plan your strategy. Everything unbroken is only faster (than breaking up) if you can hold onto your plan without getting stuck.
    Strategy (A). Pick a hard, but repeatable pace on the rower that still enables you to get straight off and into your first set of DB bench presses (it’s easy to lose the advantage from rowing a little faster if you have a slow transition).
    Recognise where your capacity is with the heavier DB bench press when deciding how to split the sets. Take a break with at least a couple of reps in the tank on any given set to ensure you can keep your rest short and avoid going to failure.
    You can make up a lot of time if you can keep the cleans unbroken but don’t hesitate to break them up to 2 sets if needed (if you need more than 2 sets on the 1st round then choose a lighter weight to keep the stimulus).
    Instructions (A). Set up equipment 2-3m apart to allow for easy transitions (this is your built-in rest).
    Debrief (A).
    – How do you feel your overall approach was?
    – Could you maintain your row pace?
    – Did you break the bench press appropriately? Could you have been more aggressive? Should you have been more conservative?
    – Could you maintain fast reps on the barbell?
    – Could you have changed your approach and finished faster knowing what you know now?
    – What two (2) things can you be proud of in this session? What one (1) thing must you improve?
    Movement options (A).
    Row → Air bike, BikeErg or SkiErg for same calories
    DB bench press → 2 x 32.5/22.5kg (70/55lbs) to 2 x 22.5/15kg (50/35lbs) → Ring push ups → Push ups
    Hang Squat clean → 83/61kg (185/135lbs) to 52.5/35kg (115/75lbs)
    Overview (B). This chipper is intended to be done at a faster pace than what you’re comfortable with. Push yourself from the start (but do break the toes-to-bars as needed to avoid hitting failure).
    Strategy (B). Aggressive pace on the row. Few big breaths and get started with the toes-to-bars. You want to keep the toes-to-bar to minimal sets, however, you need to avoid getting to a point of complete breakdown. Plan your sets and rests between sets and do your best to stick to your plan..
    Push the pace on the burpee box jump overs. It is a bigger set and will drive your heart rate up, so find a cadence that allows you to just keep moving through all 40.
    The final set of 30 toes-to-bar is where your capacity will really be tested. Be smart, but try to see what your limits are.
    Instructions (B). Set up equipment 2-3m apart to allow for easy transitions (this is your built-in rest).
    Debrief (B).
    – Do you feel you picked the right approach to finish as fast as you could?
    – Could you keep the toes-to-bar to minimal sets? Did you try to go unbroken? Could you keep to your plan on the final set of 30?
    – How was your pacing on the burpee box jump overs? Could you hold it through all 40 reps?
    – How would you have approached this workout differently if you had to do it again?
    – What two (2) things can you be proud of in this session? What one (1) thing must you improve?
    Movement options (B).
    Row → Air bike, BikeErg or SkiErg for same calories
    Toes-to-bar → Reduce reps (20 to 25 reps) → Toes-to-rings → Hanging knee raiseV-ups
    Burpee box jump over → lower box or burpee step-overs