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-
14.3.2025 Crazy Endurance Workout
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12.1.2026 Free Handstanding Hold Workout
Freestanding handstand hold
1:30-2:30 on your hands*
- Give yourself no more than 10 attempts to accumulate the time
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Barbell Hour Workout
4 rounds, set every 1:30
6 Push Presses
8 Bent over Rows3 Rounds YGIG/round
10 Landmine half kneeling press R+L
10 Landmine row R+LFinisher
10-5 Bicep Curls
5-10 Tricep extensionsBarbell does not touch the ground
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12.1.2025 EMOM 6 x 2, Strength Workout
** HSW Speed** – 2 x EMOM 4-6
7.62m Handstand walk for time
– Rest 2:00 between EMOMs –
Intent. Focus on speed (move as fast as possible) on each walk.
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20.12.2025 4 rounds Workout
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40 min E2MOM Workout
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20.2.2026 Snatch Strength
Snatch
10 @ 60% – 8 @ 65% – 6 @ 70% – 4 @ 75% – 2 @ 80%
– Take 2:00 break between each weight to add load and to prepare yourself –
– Focus on today’s piece is consistency in a moderate volume ladder format. This is not intended as a “workout”, don’t rush the lifts to get a faster time. Focus simply on accumulating EXCELLENT repetitions at a steady pace.
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6.2.2025 Active Recovery Workout
Rucking
40 to 90-minutes @ steady (nasal breathing) pace, with a pack loaded with 10 to 15% of bodyweight. E.g., @ 80kg, load pack with 8 to 12kg.
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26.12.2025 HSW Skills Workout
HSW skills (take 10-15 minutes here)
You have three (3) options here:
1) HSW Ramp* – practice going over the ramp both ways (slide / stairs first), 4-8 reps (both ways)
2) HSW “speed bumps” – Set up plates (two side-by-side) of different heights about 1.5m apart to create an obstacle course, 6-10 reps back-and-forth
3) Handstand walk pirouettes** – EMOM 6-10, 1-3 pirouettes ( = 1 every 2m HSW)- On the ramp (especially stairs up), it helps to 1) commit to moving forward (easy to stall), 2) turn hands slightly out, 3) move hands a bit wider (at first, later can be narrower when more confident), 4) keep the head neutral (vs arching to look down)