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
  • Sled drag or farmer's walk 5 x 50 m Workout

    Go heavy, rest as needed

  • Shoulder press 4 reps Strength

    Training max means 95% of real 1RM
    4 reps @

    60% of Training max
    70% of training max.
    75 % of training max

    85% of training max

    *no tng reps
    *rest 2 min between sets.

  • Ring skills Workout

    MU progressions, front lever progressions, skin the cat

  • EMOM 8 Workout

    Heavy Thrusters
    x3

  • Floor Press Strength

    7- 5-3
    75%-80%-85%

  • Weighted Chin-Up Workout

    3 x Max Effort
    Pick a weight and stick with it, rep range 10-20!
    Score is total reps!

  • Weighted Spred Eagle Workout

    Heavier than last week
    3x 20

  • OMATOIMINEN KYYKKYOHJELMA HATCH WEEK 10 DAY 2 Strength

    Back squat
    - 1x5@60%
    - 1x5@65%
    - 1x5@70%
    - 1x5@75%

    Front squat:
    1x5@60%
    1x5@65%
    1x5@70%
    1x5@70%

  • Day 01 Workout

    3 rounds for quality:

    • 12 Lateral raises
    • 12 Lat pulldown Rest as needed between the rounds

    3x12/12 Bird dog w/ 2s. hold

  • Quality over quantity Workout

    EMOM 25 min
    1) 10-14 alt. pistol squats
    2) 10-14 HSPU
    3) 8-12 box step ups 2 x DB
    4) 5-10 bar MU / chest to bar
    5) rest


    Goal & Intensity
    -To build skill, control, and muscular endurance through slow, high-quality work.
    -Stretch each set to 50 seconds.
    -RPE 6–7: movements should feel demanding but never rushed.
    -Prior to the workout we'll go trough different variations and practice efficiency.
    -The idea is to recognize the moment when the next rep wouldn’t be as good as the last – and stop there.
    -EMOM structure gives a rhythm and built-in recovery, helping you stay focused and consistent.
    -This is a developmental day: strengthening stabilizers, refining coordination, and practicing movement quality over intensity. More advanced members can add weight to pistols and step ups, as well as target the higher rep count per HSPU and BMU/C2B