Power snatch 2 RM

EILINEN / PK-LENKKI, PYÖRÄILY, KÄVELY, UINTI, JNE.. + kehonhuolto

• 21 Min EMOM of:
1st Min
Two-Arm KB American Swing (32/24Kg) 10-15 reps
2nd Min
BB Bench Press 12 reps unbroken o Double DB Floor Press 12 reps unbroken
(Utilizza un carico o un peso dei DB tale da poter completare le reps unbroken)
3rd Min
Bar Muscle Ups 3-6 reps

30min Amrap
500m row
1000m bike
500m ski
1000m bike

2 rounds + 500m row

NOTES!
– Strength: Our supreset today is a banded push/pull combo that is going to knock your socks off, with
some core work thrown in to round it off. Keep your hips up on the Bench Press, and your back tight on
the Rows as you pull the shoulder blades back.
– Metcon: Triplet of Wall Walks, DB Snatch and a Run. Keep a good pace but one you can increase on
the final run. On the DB Snatch – watch for early arm bend, ” jump, zip your jacket, whip the ceiling”
– Equipment: Medium band, bench, medium weight

A) WARM-UP
4 rounds:
4 Plank Waves
4 Upward to Downward Facing Dog + Toe Touch
4 Tempo Push-ups
4 Scorpions total

B) TRI-SET
Band Iso Glute Bridge Bench Press
4 x 6-10 each 3s down. Rest 60s.
Banded Bent Iso Row
4 x 12 each. Rest 60s.
Weighted Straight Leg Sit-Ups
4 x 10 each. Rest 60s.

C) 3 ROUNDS
4 Wall Walks
8 DB Snatch each
400 Meter Run
- Goal: Tough pace with room to speed up on your last run.

D) FINISH
Scorpion Stretch
5 deep nasal breaths in each position

All video links here

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NO EQUIPMENT OPTION

A) WARM-UP
As Above

B) TRI-SET
Push-Up 4 x 6-10 with slow tempo
Rest 1:00
Table Row
Rest 1:00
Straight Leg Sit-Up
Rest 1:00

C) 3 ROUNDS
As above, but replace DB Snatch with RFESS Jumps 8/side
Running can be any constant movement for 1:30 jumping jacks for example

D) FINISH
As above.

Practice Handstand walk ~15min.

800 Meter Run
9 Hang Power Cleans (82.5/57.5kg)
21 Bar-Facing Burpees

800 Meter Run
15 Hang Power Cleans (60/42.5kg)
21 Bar-Facing Burpees

800 Meter Run
21 Hang Power Cleans (50/35kg)
21 Bar-Facing Burpees

• In "Bubba Gump", we have three rounds of running, hang power cleans, and barbell-facing burpees.

• The only change in rep scheme takes place on the hang power cleans, moving from 9-15-21. With increase in reps, the loads decrease.

• Stimulus wise, here's what we're looking for with the three barbells: At every weight, when completely fresh, we could complete the total unbroken. On the set of 9, if we absolutely had to, we could hang on for all nine reps. If we don't believe that's the case, let's modify the weights just enough so that we find that right loading. Inside the workout, we are looking for no more than 3 sets at each. We're chasing the stamina/conditioning aspect, versus the absolute number on the barbell.

• On the running, we are looking to be around our 5K pace, if not a little slower. With 1.5 miles of running in full, the runs absolutely count. However, what is just as important as the times here is how well we transition into the hang power cleans. As you can imagine, if an athlete hustles to finish the 800 meter run in 3:30 but takes :20s to chalk, and walk, to the barbell, they can quickly be beat by the athlete who runs a 3:45 but transitions immediately. To facilitate this fast transition, let's back off on the final 100 meters to allow a brief recovery... and let's run directly to the barbell and just start.

• Often, we'll over think the barbell. Although we pride ourselves in being smart athletes, sometimes thinking too much can cause hesitation and second guessing. And we'll "wait until we're ready". Today, let's adjust on the fly. Run directly to the barbell, and just get a single rep. And reassess as we move. Maybe we break after 3, maybe 5. Maybe we hold on. But let's not over think the process, and lose seconds in the meantime. Run in, and let's just start.

• On the burpees, methodical metronome-like pacing here pays. We can turn the mind off and just move. What is important here is to hold back a bit. Pushing burpees saps our explosiveness, and if we turn and head out the door with lactic legs, we may loose the seconds we gained here very quickly. Slow is smooth, smooth is fast here... pay close attention to our footwork and tight motions. No wasted steps, no wasted energy. That is, until the final 21 reps. Let's finish with how we do it best... grunt work.

Hold plank as long as you can

REstDay!

Deload...

Conditioning
“Speed Demon”

AMRAP 3’s, resting 3:00 between

200m Run, 15 Bar Facing Burpees, Max Overhead Squats (75/55)

200m Run, 12 Bar Facing Burpees, Max Overhead Squats (95/65)

200m Run, 9 Bar Facing Burpees, Max Overhead Squats (115/85)

200m Ruin, 6 Bar Facing Burpees, Max Overhead Squats (135/95)