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
  • The Cali Bear Workout

    EVERY :30 FOR 20 MINUTES
    1 Power Clean & Jerk @ 100/70kg

    Scale weight to a moderate load to ensure proper mechanics.

    Daily video: https://vimeo.com/780862874

  • Power clean 3x3 Strength

    Power clean, three sets of three.

  • EMOM 40 min Workout

    1) 50s. easy row
    2) 6-8 KB clean e/s
    3) 6-8 KB push press e/s
    4) rest
    5) 50s. easy shuttle run
    6) 5-12 toes to bar
    7) 10-14 RKBS
    8) rest

    RPE 6 - Steady effort — never close to failure


    -Sustainable conditioning with kettlebell and gymnastics work
    -Build consistency, coordination, and control over time
    Coach tip
    Choose reps you can repeat every round
    Move smoothly and leave time to recover each minute
    “Consistent effort beats occasional intensity.” - Coach Minna

  • Steady Aerobic Workout

    Working for 40 Mins
    4 on :1 off
    A. Row or bike erg

    B. 15 step over the box
    20-30 DB hang snatch 22.5/15kg
    Max Burpee step over the box steady pace

    Keep this at a steady pace

  • Day 09.1 Strength

    8x 2 Hang Clean + 1 Jerk

    -Work around 70-85% of max Clean and Jerk

  • 16.1.2026 EMOM 42 Workout

    EMOM 42

    1 minute : Bike 16/11 Calories
    2 minute : 8 Burpee Box Jumps 24"/20"
    3 minute : 5 Chest to Bar + 10 Push-Ups
    4 minute : 6 + 6 Hang KB Snatch 24/16kg
    5 minute : 30 Double Unders
    6 minute : 3 Wall walks
    7 minute : Rest

  • Crossfit Open 25.2 Workout

    (22.3 repeat)
    For time:
    21 pull-ups
    42 double-unders
    21 thrusters (weight 1)
    18 chest-to-bar pull-ups
    36 double-unders
    18 thrusters (weight 2)
    15 bar muscle-ups
    30 double-unders
    15 thrusters (weight 3)
    Time cap: 12 minutes
    ♀(29, 34, 38 kg)
    ♂(43, 52, 61 kg)


    Scaled: (Ages 16-54)
    ♀ Jumping pull-ups, then pull-ups, then chest-to-bar pull-ups | single-unders |
    (20, 25, 29 kg)
    ♂ Jumping pull-ups, then pull-ups, then chest-to-bar pull-ups | single-unders |
    (29, 38, 47 kg)


    Masters 55+:
    ♀ Jumping pull-ups, then pull-ups, then chest-to-bar pull-ups | 45, 55, 65 lb (20, 25, 29 kg)
    ♂ Jumping pull-ups, then pull-ups, then chest-to-bar pull-ups | 65, 85, 105 lb (29, 38, 47 kg)


    Scaled Masters 55+:
    ♀ Jumping pull-ups, then jumping chest-to-bar pull-ups, then pull-ups | single-unders |
    (15, 20, 25 kg)
    ♂ Jumping pull-ups, then jumping chest-to-bar pull-ups, then pull-ups | single-unders |
    (20, 29, 38 kg)


    Goal & Intensity:

    The CrossFit Open 25.2 workout is intense and requires careful preparation. Here are some tips to support your performance:
    - Identify your weaknesses and plan your pace accordingly.
    - Start calmly: The first round may feel easy, but starting too fast can backfire later. Keep your heart rate under control and save energy for the end.
    - Break up reps wisely: Avoid exhaustion by splitting movements like pull-ups and thrusters into smaller sets. This helps maintain a steady pace throughout the workout.
    - Focus on double-unders: Stay relaxed and breathe steadily during double-unders.
    - Manage thrusters: Take a deep breath at the top of each rep and avoid resting with the bar on your shoulders. If needed, break thrusters into smaller sets.

    RPE 9-10

    Good luck and have fun with your workout!

    • Coach Minna
  • Push press 3x8 Strength

  • Day 18.1 Strength

    5x3 Back Squats

    • Build up to max
  • POST WOD Workout

    3 rounds
    12 landmine RDL
    12 Gorilla row
    20 sit ups
    1 min rest


    Goal & Intensity
    -Strengthen the posterior chain, upper back control, and build low-intensity capacity.
    -These movements directly support your lifting technique and posture.
    -Steady, burning tension in the back and core with no rushing. Every rep clean, breathing calm.
    RPE: 6–7 – enough to feel it, never sloppy.
    Why this training: Post WOD builds support muscles that improve bar control and reduce injury risk.
    Tip: Pull the shoulder blades slightly back and down on every RDL and row—feel the upper back, not just the arms.