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
  • MUs and HSPUs Workout

    e2mom x 10

  • Back squats, db snatches and rowing Workout

    30 on the minute:

    1. 5 back squat
    2. 14-16 db snatch @ 45/25lbs
    3. 8-12 cal row
  • Bulgarian Split Squat Strength

    With a barbell AHAP
    3 x 8

  • Back Squat 10-8-6-4-2-4-6-8-10 Strength

    Back Squat 10-8-6-4-2-4-6-8-10

  • 800m Sprints Workout

    3x 800m

    @ 85%

    Go hard but submax on the first one, then maintain the same speed the two following sets.

  • Deadlifts & Shoulder presses Strength

    6 x 3min rounds:
    5 deadlifts
    5 shoulder press

    käytä maastavetoon 50-60% 1rm
    käytä shoulder pressiin 60-70% 1rm

  • For Load Strength

    5 x every 4 min
    8 front squats


    Goal & Intensity
    -Build leg strength and control with front squats, focusing on posture and core stability.
    -The goal is heavy, quality work, but not maxing out, but staying strong and precise each round.
    - Pure strength work that rewards depth and stability.
    -Brace your core, and drive your elbows high — that’s what keeps the bar steady and your position powerful.
    RPE: 8 → heavy but under control; last two reps should feel challenging.
    Why: Front squats improve leg strength, trunk stability, and upright posture — directly boosting performance in all lifts and athletic movement.

  • SNATCH Complex 2.0 Strength

    7 x every 3 min

    1 squat snatch
    +
    3 OHS

    built up to a challenging weight

  • Sumo deadlift 4x8 Strength

    4 kertaa, 50-60% DL maks.

    8 - 8 - 8 - 8

    Lepää 2-3 min.

  • BENCH 3 RM - retest Strength

    BENCH PRESS 3 RM

    compare to 7.6.

    In 30 minutes built up for load
    score is 3 of your best lifts


    Goal & Intensity:
    – Find today’s 3-rep max with proper form and control.
    – Measure strength progress since the last test.
    – Gradual build-up toward a true, heavy working set of 3.
    – Rest well and stay focused on technique throughout.
    – Use progressive sets (e.g., 5–4–3–3–3) to warm up smart.
    – Keep tension through your legs and grip the bar tightly.
    RPE: 9–10
    – Final set should be near your limit — no reps left in the tank.
    Area of training focus:
    This workout builds upper-body strength and pressing power. Regular testing allows you to track improvements and individualize future training.