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
  • Five quick rounds Workout

    5 rounds for time:

  • SHOULDER PRESS Strength

    6-4-2
    77%-82%-90%

  • Rowing, push jerks and ring rows Workout

    3 rounds for time:

  • 4 Rounds for Time Workout

    4 rounds for Time;

    10 x OHS 45/35KG
    20 x STOH 45/35KG

  • Clean Pull EMOM 8 Workout

    3 clean pulls on the min for 8 mins
    Go heavy, aim for the belly button.

  • Bench press, prog 4 Strength

    6 x every 3 min
    built up to fun 2 reps

    Choose a weight that feels heavy while leaving 1–2 reps in reserve.


    Develop maximal pressing strength
    Produce high force while maintaining excellent technique
    RPE 8: Heavy and confident, with no missed reps
    Create full-body tension before every lift
    Stay tight from setup to lockout
    Increase the load gradually through all six sets
    Take small jumps as the weight gets heavier

  • Day 15.3 Workout

    3 rounds for quality:

  • 3.6.2025 "Murph" Workout

    For time :

    1 Mile Run
    100 Pull-ups
    200 Push-ups
    300 Air Squats
    1 Mile Run

    No Time Cap

    Wear a Weight Vest (20/14 lb )

  • 16.6.2025 "Whitten" Workout

    "Whitten"

    5 rounds For Time :

    22 Kettlebell Swing 32/24kg
    22 Box Jumps 24"/20"
    400m Run
    22 Burpees
    22 Wallball Shots 20/14p

    TC 45

  • Pre WOD Workout

    6 x every 90s.
    3-7 kHSPU
    RPE 5-6


    To improve vertical pushing power and movement efficiency with the kipping rhythm.
    Keep the volume manageable to maintain high-quality reps throughout all sets.
    RPE: 5–6 (Smooth and technical).
    Coach's Tip: Focus on a controlled descent and explosive hip drive to "pop" your head off the floor. Quality of movement is more important than the number of reps today.