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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The Clean Workout
Drills:
1) Positions: Start - Hang - High Hang
2) High Pull
3) Muscle Clean
4) Power Clean
5) Tall Cleanthen
EMOM 12
3 x TNG Squat Clean @ 50%
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Olympic Weightlifting Workout
FOR LOAD
EMOM 10 min
work up to daily max for
Squat Snatchthen
EMOM 10 min
work up to daily max for
Squat clean & split jerkScore is total lifted weight: heaviest Snatch + Clean & Jerk.
Goal & Intensity
-Build today’s max with clean, confident reps and sharpen your ability to lift heavy under pressure.
-The goal isn’t a lifetime PR, it’s the best lift your body has today.
-The EMOM format keeps your lifts sharp with just enough rest to maintain technique as the load increases.
-Intensity rises naturally as the weight climbs each minute.
RPE: 8–9 , heavy but controlled, no desperate attempts.
Why: This session trains you to make a plan and stick to it. -
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Clean rowing Workout
7 x 3 min work, 3 min rest
10/15 cal Row
5 hang power clean 45/60kg-continue where you left off
-score is total rounds
-RPE 8, long wod (21min total work)
Goal & Intensity
-Build sustainable power and pacing through repeated, demanding intervals.
-The focus is on holding consistent output and quality across all seven 3-minute rounds, even as fatigue builds.
-Control your pace from the start, if the first rounds feel too easy, you’re right where you need to be to stay strong until the end.
RPE: 8 → hard effort, breathing heavy but movement remains controlled.
Why: This workout develops anaerobic endurance, lactate tolerance, and strength under fatigue.
These are key ingredients for consistent performance in long, mixed-modality workouts.