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
  • Front Squat 10-8-6-4-2 Strength

    Front Squat 10-8-6-4-2

  • Back Squat Strength

    6x5 AHAP

  • 12.11.2024 Deadlift 1 RM Strength

    Deadlift 1RM

    CAP 25

  • Deadlift 1 RM Strength

    Deadlift

    • find 1 RM of the day
  • Power Snatch Workout

    Every 1:30 x 10

    3 Power Snatches

    Max 70% of SN 1RM

  • The Clean Workout

    Drills:

    1) Positions: Start - Hang - High Hang
    2) High Pull
    3) Muscle Clean
    4) Power Clean
    5) Tall Clean

    then

    EMOM 12

    3 x TNG Squat Clean @ 50%

  • Front squat 4x1 Strength

    Front squat

    1 - 1 - 1 - 1, rest 4-5 min

    95-100% max.

  • Olympic Weightlifting Workout

    FOR LOAD
    EMOM 10 min
    work up to daily max for
    Squat Snatch

    then

    EMOM 10 min
    work up to daily max for
    Squat clean & split jerk

    Score 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.

  • 19.11.2025 Back Squat Strength

    Back Squat, 2 waves ( 2 rounds )

    5@70%
    3@75%
    2@80%

    Go every 3:00

  • 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.