Assault Air Bike is a great way to exercise. If you can not run or row due to injury, this will not stop you with the Assault Bike. If you have a swollen ankle, quadriceps injury, or hip pain, the Assault Bike offers a good option for safe exercise. It could also be a good tool for recovery, as it provides safe movement without any impact. Finally, it allows the required area of blood flow to be provided to the injured area, which helps in recovery.
5 sets
New sets every 90 sec
3 Deadlifts @ 80%
Workout:
Partner
4 rounds
80/60 Calories Assault Bike or 70/50 Calorie Echo Bike
100 yd Sandbag Front Hold Carry (150/100)
30 Shoulder to Overhead (135/95)
2 position (Floor + Hang) Cleans:
(1+1) x 2 sets @ 80% 1RM Clean
(1+1) x 3 sets @ 85% 1RM Clean
10 min to build to a challenging weight and complete three successful sets (Squat Clean + Hang Squat Clean)
Workout:
Partner
800/600m Row
40 Double DB Deadlifts (50’s/35’s)
800/600m Ski
40 Double DB Shoulder to Overhead (50’s/35’s)
1600/1200m Bike Erg
40 Double DB Squats (50’s/35’s)
1600/1200m Bike Erg
40 Double DB Shoulder to Overhead (50’s/35’s)
800/600m Ski
40 Double DB Deadlifts (50’s/35’s)
800/600m Row
For Time 1000 meter Bike 100 feet Handstand Walk 10 Overhead Squats (225/155 lb) 500 meter Row 50 Burpee Box Jump Overs (24/20 in) 5 Overhead Squats (225/155 lb) Time Cap: 16 minutes
4 Rounds for Time Every 4 minutes, perform: 15/10 calorie Air Bike 50 meter Swim 10 GHD Sit-Ups 10 Ball Slams (60/40 lb) Rest in the remaining time *Rounds 2 and 4 are performed in reverse.