Just what the doctor Rx'd Workouts
Need a training program?
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!
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Double EMOM 20 Workout
A. EMOM 20
1) 40sec Crossbody Carry (switch halfway)
2) 30sec Banded Triceps extensions
3) 20/20sec Copenhagen plank
4) 10 Turkish Situps + Russian Twist in the remaining time
5) RestRest 3 min
B. EMOM 20 (40:20)
1) Calories
2) Toes-to-bar
3) Shuttle Runs (Burpee @every turn)
4) Double DB Clean & Jerk
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Rinta tankoon tekniikka päivä 1 Workout
Rinta tankoon tekniikka päivä 1
- 3 x 10 rengassoutu, jalat 30cm renkaiden etupuolella
- 3 x 30s aktiivinen roikkuminen
- 100 kuminauha pull apart
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Independence Day Workout 🇫🇮 Workout
6.12.1917
For time
6 rounds12 RKBS 24/32kg
19 Chest to bar pull ups
17 burpees
Goal & Intensity
-This is a tough conditioning piece meant to challenge your engine, grip, and upper-body pulling capacity.
-The aim is steady, sustainable pacing across all 6 rounds, avoid redlining early.
-You should feel a strong but manageable cardiovascular push throughout, with shoulders and grip working hard but not failing.
-Each round should stay consistent within 10–20 seconds from start to finish.
RPE 8–9: You’re working hard, breathing heavy, and choosing movements/scaling options that let you keep moving without long breaks.
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Snatch Strength
E1.30M x 8
1 snatch @70%->up to 90-95%
Nousevilla painoilla max 95% asti, jos tuntuu hyvältä. Toistot pitää pysyä teknisinä.
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Running Mikko's Triangle Workout
For 40 min
1) Shuttle run
2) row
3) bike
4) restSet a single number of calories and complete that amount of work each minute - every minute.
Goal & Intensity
-Find a steady power output you can maintain for the full 40 minutes without major drop-offs.
-The aim is to hit the same calorie target every minute — not to sprint for a PR.
-Low-stress, long-duration aerobic work where your heart rate stays controlled but steadily elevated.
-Rotating movements keeps the breathing active without one machine overwhelming your legs or lungs.
RPE:6–7/10 throughout — you should be able to speak short sentences, but not hold a full conversation.
-If the first 10 minutes feel like RPE 8–9, you're going too hard.
Why this workout / intended effect:
Builds aerobic capacity, pacing skill, and your ability to produce repeatable power in long intervals.
It also develops your engine with minimal joint stress and suits all fitness levels.
Tip: Pick a calorie target that feels almost “too easy” in the first round — that’s usually the perfect pace for 40 minutes. -
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