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
  • High Intensity Conditioning Workout

    EMOM 30

    1) 20/14 Cal Row
    2) 5 Push Jerk 60/40kg
    3) Rest

  • Conditioning Workout

    EMOM 12
    1) 6+6 KB snatches 24/16 kg
    2) 12 Box jumps
    3) Rest

  • For Load Strength

    For Load
    6x every 2 min

    3 hang power clean


    Goal & Intensity
    -The first part develops explosive power and clean technique, especially body alignment and hip speed.
    -The second part builds leg endurance and mental toughness through a long, steady grind.
    -The lifting portion is technical and crisp — every rep should look the same.
    -The conditioning piece is slower-paced but demanding, where steady rhythm and pacing are key.
    -Find your pace early for the step-ups and stick to it — don’t go out too hot.
    RPE: 7–8 → challenging but under control; legs should burn without breaking your form.
    Why: This session blends technical strength work with a long endurance effort — a perfect combo for improving movement efficiency and the ability to keep going under fatigue.

  • Heavy Day Strength

    Every 3:00 x 5:
    6 + 6 Front Rack Step-Back Lunge
    - Alternate with Shoulder Press

  • High hang squat snatch Strength

    5 x 3 High hang squat snatch

    Maximum weight 50% of 1RM snatch

    WORK ON SPEED AND POSITIONS

  • 5x3 clean pull Strength

    5 kertaa Clean pull, 100% C&J maks.

    3 - 3 - 3 - 3 - 3

    lepää 1-2 min.

  • Deadlift 1x5 Strength

    One set, five reps.

  • FOR FULL ROUNDS Workout

    5 x 3 min on 3 min rest

    5 Burpee
    10 wall balls
    10/15 cal Row
    - continue where you left off
    - score is only full rounds
    (30 min)


    Goal & Intensity
    - To build steady pacing and endurance so you can repeat the same amount of work without your performance breaking down.
    -This is an aerobic grind — not an all-out sprint.
    -Find a sustainable rhythm you can hold for all five intervals (RPE 8).
    -Use the first round as your gauge — if you’re wiped out, you started too fast. The aim is for your last round to look almost identical to your first.
    RPE: Around 8 – hard but controlled effort where you’re breathing heavy, yet ready to move again when the rest ends.
    Why: This workout builds work capacity, heart rate control, and recovery efficiency, helping you stay consistent and composed in longer workouts.

  • 15 mins of C&J Workout

    Every 30s for 15 min;
    1 x Power Clean
    1 x Hang Clean
    1 x Push Jerk

  • Back Squat Strength

    3 x 8
    - leave two reps in the tank
    - rest 3 min between sets