Just what the doctor Rx'd Workouts

Need a training program?

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
  • Marybel Workout

    3 Minutes on: 2 off (6 Rounds)
    2 rounds of Mary
    5 hspu
    10 pistols
    15 pull ups
    Max Wall balls.

    Score is max number of wall balls.

    So 2 rounds of Mary then AMRAP wall ball.

    Always start from the beginning.

    Scale pull ups; reduce reps, jumping or ring rows

  • Snatch complex Workout

    1 snatch pull and 1 squat snatch
    Build up to a solid max for the day

  • 26.11.2025 Deadlift Strength

    Deadlift , 2 waves ( 2 rounds )

    3@70%
    2@75%
    1@80%

    Go every 3:00

  • "Twisted Annie" Workout

    50 - 40 - 30 - 20 - 10
    Double unders
    Russian twists 15/10 kg

    Timecap 10 min

  • Clean & Jerk Workout

    Technique work with light weights

  • Conditioning Workout

    AMRAP 30

    400m Run
    6 Bar MU
    12 Thruster 42,5/30kg

  • Thruster 1RM Strength

    Thruster 1RM 1-1-1-1-1

    Raudat kyytiin räkistä.

    Vertailu 12.5.2016

  • 23.11.2025 Deadlifts Strength

    Deadlift , 3 waves ( 3 rounds )

    4@70%
    3@75%
    2@80%

    Go every 3:00

  • Clean & Jerk Strength

    2-2-2-2-2-2 AHAP
    FIND YOUR 1RM!

  • In teams of 3 Workout

    For reps, 25 min

    Break anyhow
    1 work, 2 rest

    50 Axl bar Deadlift 39/49kg
    50 wall ball shots 6/9kg
    50 cal row

    1 round is 150 reps


    Goal & Intensity
    -Build teamwork and overall work capacity through big, full-body movements.
    -The aim is to keep the pace steady and quality high while rotating efficiently.
    -One works, two rest — allowing hard efforts and consistent intensity.
    -The 25-minute window tests your ability to manage effort, breathing, and transitions.
    -Agree on a clear rotation pattern from the start — for example, 10 reps each — to keep rhythm smooth and avoid chaos.
    RPE: 7–8 → challenging but sustainable thanks to rest periods.
    Why: Team workouts like this build endurance, grip strength, and trust — you’ll learn to push hard and recover fast while relying on each other to keep the work going.