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
  • FAST INTERVALS Workout

    4-5rounds:

    5 ttb
    10 box jump over
    5 ttb
    10 thruster @40/30kg
    5 ttb

    rest 2min between sets

    Target under 1,5-2min / scale weight or rep scheme if needed

  • SNATCH GRIP DEADLIFT Strength

    Snatch grip deadlift

    4x5

    • 5s negative / 90-100% of snatch 1rm
  • CLEAN & JERK Strength

    E90s x 9

    3x3 clean&jerk 65-75%
    3x2 clean&jerk 75-80%
    3x1 clean&jerk 80-90%

    POWER OR SQUAT CLEAN / PUSH OR SPLIT JERK

  • Strength Workout

    Tempo Back Squat 1-1-1-1-1-1

    Build up to heavy single!
    --then--
    5 x 1@85% of heavy single

    Tempo @3/3/X/1 (3" down, 3" pause at bottom, fast up, 1" on top)

  • Engine Strength Strength

    Back Squat 4RM
    20 MINS to find a heavy 4 for the day

  • WOD Workout

    2x 10 min YGIG Amrapit

    1)
    10 T2B tai linkkaria
    10 KP-tempausta

    2min tauko

    2)
    30 Cal
    70 Tuplaa/ Sinkkua

    *Toistot saa jakaa miten vaan

  • Skills/strenght Strength

    Head/handstand
    HSPU 3x5

  • EMOM x 10 Strength

    EMOM x 10

    2 power clean 65-75%

  • PAUSE SNATCH Strength

    EMOM x 10

    2 squat snatch ( 2s pause knee level) 65-75%

  • 9.12.2024 Bike Intervals Workout

    BikeErg intervals (VO2max micro-intervals)

    3 sets of 6-8 intervals
    1:00 @ 95-100%MAP5 (hard)
    0:30 @ rest

    – 3:00 @ 40-60%FTP20 between sets –

    Flow. Once you start, you will stay on the bike for the remainder of the session (all recoveries are active). Each set is 6-8 x 1:00 work / 0:30 rest, followed by a 3:00 recovery interval.
    Note (pace). % are based on average watts from the Bike power profile (see session notes for options if not done this). The % won’t work for pace/1000m or calories/hr (so make sure to use watts). It is better to start @ easier pace (i.e. 95%MAP5) and then be able to do all the intervals vs starting too hard and not being able to complete the session. If you find the pace “too easy”, you can push the pace on the final 1-2 intervals of each set.
    number of intervals. If you’re confident you can keep hitting your paces after 6 intervals, you can do 1-2 more.