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-
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Pause front squats Strength
week 5/6
Built up
5 reps 74%
5 reps 77%
5 reps 80%
4 x 3 reps
up to 85 % of 1 Rm
Build strength out of the bottom position.
Improve posture and stability under heavier loads.
RPE 7–9, Challenging and heavy, but controlled.
Stay active during the pause.
Keep your elbows high and chest up throughout every rep.
Build gradually through the percentage work.
Only increase the load if the pause and positions stay solid.
Training Goal:
Develop strength where most athletes lose position.
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Push jerk Strength
prog 1/8
Keep light and fun
No fails - RPE 7
7 x every 3 min
4 reps
Establish a solid technical foundation for the new progression cycle.
The focus is on speed under the bar and a stable catch without reaching failure.
RPE: 7 (Moderate, no missed lifts).
Coach's Tip: Keep the barbell path vertical and concentrate on a fast "re-dip" to catch the weight. This session should feel "light and fun" while building confidence for future weeks. -
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FOR REPS Workout
AMRAP 20 min
9/12 cal row
5 toes to bar
10 alt. DB snatch 25/17.5kgRPE 7 pace
Score is total reps.
1 rounds = 24/27 reps
Goal & Intensity
-The goal is to maintain a steady, sustainable pace and keep moving for the full 20 minutes.
-This workout builds aerobic endurance, consistent pacing, and smooth transitions between movements.
-It should feel like a “long engine pace”. You’re breathing hard but fully in control.
-Every round should look and feel the same: steady, repeatable, and technically clean.
RPE 7 You could push harder but deliberately don’t. You stay smooth and durable.
💡Coach’s Tip
Keep transitions tight: one deep breath and start the next movement. Every small delays adds up fast in a 20-minute AMRAP.
What We’re Aiming For
Improving sustainable work capacity, clean technique under fatigue, and pacing discipline. -
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