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
  • Muscle & Power, YV2 Strength

    Bent over row 4x6 reps

  • 9.9.2023 Itäkaira Workout

    Bike

    For time

    10k

  • 14.10.2025 Workout warmup Workout

    10/side/drill Leg swings (forward/backward and side-to-side)
    10/direction/leg Standing hip circles
    10/leg Walking knee hug
    10/leg Walking quad pulls
    10/leg Frankensteins (straight leg kicks)
    10/direction Arm circles (forward and backward)
    +
    1-2 Rounds
    20m High knees
    20m Butt kicks
    20m Skipping
    +
    EMOM 4 @ building pace
    1) Run
    2) BikeErg
    +
    @ workout pace
    200m Run
    600m BikeErg
    200m Run

  • 14.10.2025 Run, Bike Run Workout

    For time

    1600m Run
    4000m BikeErg
    1600m Run

    Overview. This week’s run-bike-run is a benchmark to see where your repeat run ability is after this block of training. While the goal is to get the best possible time for you today, we want you also focused on pacing well to be able to maintain or even pick up pace on the second run.
    Effort/Pace. First run at 5k pace but stay disciplined, don’t push harder than that. BikeErg at 90–95% threshold, holding even cadence and power across the 4000m. The final run should be at least equal to the opening run, ideally faster if pacing was right. Total effort = maximal sustainable (RPE 9/10).
    Feel. The first run should feel controlled (breathing, heart rate, form). The BikeErg will push legs into fatigue, making the opening 400-600m of the final run feel heavy before you settle into your rhythm again. By the halfway point of the last run, you should be fully committed and push HARD to the finish.
    Adaptation. Provides a benchmark for run–bike–run fitness, consolidates the conditioning and pacing skills built over the last five weeks, and develops confidence in transitioning from longer bike back into longer running.
    Debrief. Take 2–3 minutes after the workout to reflect
    – Did your final 1600m run match or beat your opening split?
    – Was your BikeErg power output steady across all 4000m?
    – How did your legs feel transitioning from bike back into the run?
    – Do you feel this test reflects the improvements you’ve made across this training block?

    Movement options. This session’s intent is to work on your running so ideally don’t swap that out. You could use a different machine instead of bike erg if you must.

  • Muscle & Power, CORE Workout

    EMOM for 4 rounds:
    1) Bicycle crunches
    2) Windshield vipers
    3) Pallof presses
    4) Rest

  • Muscle & Power, CORE Workout

    EMOM for 4 rounds:
    1) 8 Ring rows + Ring row hold
    2) 12 DB deadlifts + DL hold
    2) 16 Back extensions + Arch hold
    4) Rest

  • Muscle & Power, YV1 Strength

    Bench press 1 RM, then sets @ 80, 70, 60 % (choose reps)

  • OnRamp, day 10 Workout

    "Death by Gymnastics"
    EMOM 6-7-8-9... reps of:
    Air squats
    AMSU
    Pushups

  • 16.10.2025 Mikko´s Triangle Workout

    “Mikko Triangle” – EMOM 40:00 (10 rounds)

    1) Row for calories
    2) SkiErg for calories
    3) Air bike for calories
    4) Rest

    Score. Your score is the total calories hit on each minute.
    Pacing. The aim is to stay consistent on each machine and hit the same calories each round.
    Intent. This is a test of your durability and aerobic foundation. Set a challenging, yet realistic target calories. You should have a good idea of what’s doable if you’ve been hitting the prep sessions weekly in this block.

    Overview. A classic benchmark conditioning piece from 2009 CrossFit Games champion Mikko Salo. We’ve been working towards this through the block (on Engine stream) and now it’s time to see what you can bring to the test.
    Effort. The aim is to stay consistent on each machine and hit the same calories each round. This means that each round will feel a little harder, and you need to increase your effort to maintain your target calories. You should be at RPE 9-10/10 at the end.
    Feel. Expect heavy breathing and high heart rate that will build across the session. Aim to stay relaxed and breath during the rest minute to keep things under control.
    Adaptation. Test and improve your aerobic endurance, efficiency in machine pacing, durability and recovery between hard efforts.
    Debrief. Take 2–3 minutes after the workout to reflect
    – Were your paces consistent on each machine across rounds?
    – Did you pace too aggressively early, or finish with energy left?
    – Which machines felt most sustainable, and which ones were harder to keep?
    – At what point did the workout get hard?

  • 31.10.2024 Workout

    EILINEN tai

    Juoksu-kävelyharjoitus:
    - juostaan 1 min + kävellään 2 min
    - toistetaan 10 x
    - kokonaiskesto 30 min