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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
  • 28.6.2025 Workout warmup Workout

    EMOM 6 @ increasing pace
    1) Row
    2) Air bike
    +
    2 Rounds
    10m Walking lunges
    10 banded Good mornings
    10 V-ups
    10 Handstand shoulder shrugs
    +
    2 Rounds
    8 DB strict presses @ light
    5 Prone PPT pulses & hold last rep (10-sec)
    3-5 Pike compression slides
    10m Seal walk
    +
    Build to workout weight for both lunges
    Practice a few sets of toes-to-bars, HSPU variations and GHD sit-ups between weights.
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    @ workout weight
    6 Toes-to-bars
    8 FR walking lunges
    4 Strict HSPU
    8 GHD sit-ups
    8 BR walking lunges
    2 Wall-facing HSPU

  • Extra Credit 23-11-2023 Workout

    OPTIONAL COOL DOWN
    2-3 SETS FOR QUALITY
    1:00 Walking Rest or EZ Bike
    10 Cat/Cows
    5/5 Moose Antlers
    -Rest as Needed b/t Sets

  • 13.9.2025 Intervals Workout

    4 Intervals

    400m Run
    1200m BikeErg
    400m Run

    – Rest 2:00 between intervals –

    Overview. This session introduces the run–bike–run progression for this block. The aim of the progression is to improve your ability to run under fatigue and transition to running from other modalities. The focus today is on smooth transitions and consistent pacing. You’ll get to practice holding form and rhythm on the runs, coming off the bike.
    Intent. Develop consistency in pacing between the first and second run of each interval, while learning to control BikeErg output so it doesn’t compromise your ability to run. The goal is repeatable execution across all four sets.
    Effort. Run at 3-5k pace, keeping both 400m runs within a few seconds of each other. The BikeErg should feel controlled, around 85–90% of threshold, with a smooth cadence. The two-minute rest is enough to reset but not to fully recover = disciplined pacing is key.
    Feel. Expect the first 50–100m of each run to feel heavy from the bike before your stride settles. Breathing will be strong but controlled, with a steady burn in the legs that remains consistent across sets. The intervals should feel demanding but repeatable.
    Adaptation. Improve blood flow redistribution when shifting from bike to run, reinforce efficient run mechanics under fatigue, and build the ability to sustain even pacing across repeated transitions. Establish a base for the longer intervals in coming weeks.
    Debrief. Take 2–3 minutes after the workout to reflect
    – Were your 400m run splits consistent across all four sets?
    – Did the second run match the first in each interval?
    – Was your BikeErg pace and cadence stable from start to finish?
    – Did the two-minute rest feel sufficient, or did you begin to slow down?
    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.

  • 8.5.2024 Active Recovery Workout

    For 20 mins @ steady pace

    40m Sled drag/push – light
    6 Pike thoracic extensions
    40m Bear crawl
    6 Alternating hip airplanes
    40m Monkey crawls
    6 e/side Half-kneeling DB seesaw presses
    20 Banded squats


    Mobility 20 minutes

  • 13.9.2025 3 rounds Workout

    3 Rounds @ focus on posture & quality

    20–30m Front rack carry
    12–15/side DB/KB side bend
    0:20-0:30/side Copenhagen plank

  • 13.9.2025 Strength ( workout warmup ) Workout

    2 Rounds
    10/side Xiao Pengs
    3 Scapular swimmers (prone position)
    10 Banded good mornings
    5 Table top raises
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    Muscle up prep – 2 Rounds
    5 Back support slide throughs
    5 Russian dips
    0:10-0:20 Ring support hold (thumbs out)
    5 Supine arch hold (2-sec) snap to hollow hold (2-sec)
    0:10-0:20 Bottom of ring dip hold
    5 Supine arch hold (2-sec) snap to a straddle v-up snap (or Straight leg v-up snap)
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    Build to workout weight for sandbag (SB) cleans and squats
    * Practise few small sets of ring muscle ups, HSPUs and chest-to-bar pull ups between sets
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    @ workout weight
    3 Sandbag (SB) cleans
    3 Ring muscle ups
    6 SB squats
    6 Handstand push ups
    12 GHD sit-ups
    6 Chest-to-bar pull ups

  • PTG TI 27.1.2026 klo 11 Workout

    LÄMMITTELY
    2 kierrosta - 1 min / liike
    1. Hiihto/soutu
    2. Seinäkyykky
    3. Lintu-koira
    4. 90/90 kierrot lantion ojennuksella ja kurotuksella
    5. Rintarangan ojennus rullalla

    VOIMA
    3 x 8-10 maljakyykky kannat korotettuna

    KIERTOHARJOITUS
    3 kierrosta 40s./25s.
    1. Seinäistunta
    2. Rengassoutu
    3. Landmine twist
    4. Tempaus lp

  • 12.12.2023 Intervals Workout

    5 Intervals

    A1. 5-minute AMRAP
    400m Ski
    21 Burpees over DB
    500m Row

    A2. 5-minute AMRAP
    40 Double-unders
    8 KB clean and jerks @ 2 x 24/16kg
    12 Toes-to-bars

    A3. 5-minute AMRAP
    400m Ski
    21 Burpees over DB
    500m Row

    A4. 5-minute AMRAP
    2 Rope climbs
    8 Burpee box jump overs, 24/20″
    16 DB snatches, alt @ 22.5/15kg

    A5. 5-minute AMRAP
    400m Ski
    21 Burpees over DB
    500m Row

    Rest 3-minutes b/t intervals

    Feel. These are intended as fast, hard intervals that are still sustainable for the 5-minutes and can be repeated with only 3-minutes of rest. This means finding a pace you can (barely) maintain through the interval (and recover in time for the next one).
    On A1/3/5, pick a tough, repeatable pace on the ski, burpees and row. On A2/4, keep the work unbroken where possible, and rest and transition time short from movement to movement
    Choose movement options that allow you to move continuously through the intervals without getting stuck on a single movement.

  • 2.3.2024 Snatch Workout

    The Olympic lifts train athletes to effectively activate more muscle fibers more rapidly than through any other modality of training. The explosiveness that results from this training is of vital necessity to every sport. Practicing the snatch teaches one to apply force to muscle groups in proper sequence — i.e., from the center of the body to its extremities (core to extremity). Learning this vital technical lesson benefits all athletes who need to impart force to another person or object, as is commonly required in nearly all sports.

  • 16.11.2023 Weightlifting Workout

    DELOAD week 9/9

    WARM UP + TECHNIQUE 10-15min


    NINJA SNATCH from POWER POSITION + OHS + SNATCH DROP
    3[3+3+3]@barbell, rest btw sets 1min


    SNATCH HIGH PULL *full foot + MUSCLE SNATCH + POWER SNATCH + NINJA SNATCH + SNATCH *NO HOOK GRIP
    2[2+2+2+2+2]@barbell, 3[2+2+2+2+2]@50% sn-%, rest btw sets 2min


    NINJA CLEAN from POWER POSITION + SHOULDER PRESS + REBOUND JERK
    3[3+3+3]@barbell, rest btw sets 1min


    CLEAN HIGH PULL *full foot + MUSCLE CLEAN + POWER CLEAN + NINJA CLEAN + CLEAN + JERK *NO HOOK GRIP
    2[2+2+2+2+2+2]@barbell, 3[2+2+2+2+2+2]@50% jerk-%, rest btw sets 2min



    6/6 PreAdult beginner

    WARM UP + TECHNIQUE 10-15min


    SNATCH PUSH PRESS + SNATCH BALANCE
    3[2+3]@barbell / RPE8 *could do 2 more reps, rest 2min


    SNATCH PULL to POWER POSITION
    3x5@up to 70% bw-%, rest 2min *(bw 50% = 1 RM SN)


    SNATCH PULL to POWER POSITION + SNATCH HIGH PULL above knee *full foot = kantapää lattiassa
    3-4[1+3]@RPE8 *could do 2 more reps, rest 2min


    MUSCLE SNATCH from HIP + TALL SNATCH
    3[3+3]@barbell, rest 1min


    SNATCH PULL to POWER POSITION + SNATCH above knee
    4-5[1+2@RPE8 *could do 2 more reps, rest 2min



    video: MUSCLE SNATCH from HIP

    video: TALL SNATCH