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
  • Split jerk Strength

    split jerk 9x e90s
    3-2-1
    3-2-1
    3-2-1

  • Front squat Strength

    front squat 4x5 tempo (40X0)

  • For load Strength

    Snatch Complex
    6 x every 3 min
    Hang Power Snatch

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    Over head squat

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    Hang Squat snatch


    Goal & Intensity
    -Build stability and control in the overhead position while strengthening the bottom of the squat.
    -The focus is on finding balance and composure at the bottom — no rush to stand up.
    -A technical and controlled lifting session where load increases only if positions stay solid.
    -Quality over weight.
    -RPE: 7 → challenging but steady; you feel the effort but remain in control.
    Why: This workout improves mobility, core stability, and confidence under the bar — all key ingredients for a strong and consistent snatch.

  • 27.10.2025 Bench Press + Row Strength

    Bench Press

    6 Sets of 4 rep. +75%

    After each set 6 One ARM DB Rows each arm. ( No supported )

    Time 20 minutes.

  • Käsilläseisontapunnerrusksen tekniikka 15min Workout

    Käsilläseisontapunnerrusksen tekniikka 15min

    progressiot

  • Day 08.3 Workout

    3 rounds:

  • Wallballs and rowing Workout

    4 rounds

    Rest 3min between rounds

  • Tempo front squats (+Accessories) Strength

    Strength (load)

    Front squat 3-3-3-3-3 @ 2:2:X

    Accessory:

    3-4 sets of 12 Reverse hyper extensions
    Rest 1-2 min between sets

    Then

    3-4 sets of 12 GHR or hamstring curl
    Rest 1-2 min between sets

    Then

    3 Sets of 20 Russian twists
    Rest 1-2 min between sets

  • Back squats Strength

    Strength (load)

    Back squat
    8-6-4-2-1, AHAP.

  • Conditioning Workout

    5 x 3:00 rounds:
    400/500-m row
    Max RKB swings (24/32 kg)
    – Rest 1:00 between rounds.


    Goal & Intensity

    -Push hard on the row to earn as much time as possible for kettlebell swings.
    -Each interval has a clear task first, then it’s all about collecting reps.
    -A cardio hit from the row paired with heavy swings that tax your core and hips.
    -The intensity spikes because you must move heavy load in a short time frame.
    -Start your first kettlebell swing immediately after rowing – don’t waste seconds standing still.
    RPE: 8–9 – tough but controlled, the row burns your lungs and the swings feel heavy.
    Why: This workout blends capacity, strength, and interval grit, improving both conditioning and the ability to produce power under fatigue.