Deadlift is a simple and effective movement, remaining unique in its ability to increase strength throughout the body. It is the most functional movement of the human body, because its execution requires the mobilization of the majority of the muscular system of the body.
400 meter Run 26 Hand Release Push-ups 400 meter Run 26 Kettlebell Swings (53/35 lb) 400 meter Run 26 Sit-ups 400 meter Run 26 Deadlifts (75/55 lb) 400 meter Run 26 Air Squats 400 meter Run 26 Box Jumps (24/20 in)
1 min Pull-Ups 1 min Air Squats 1 min Kettlebell Swings (24/16 kg) 1 min Double-Unders 1 min Push-Ups 1 min Sit-Ups 1 min Lunges (40/20 kg) 1 min Strict Presses (30/15 kg) 1 min Mountain Climbers 1 min Dumbbell Push Pressses (20/10 kg) 1 min Box Jumps (24/20 in) 1 min Shuttle Runs (10 m) 1 min Wall Ball Shots (9/6 kg) 1 min Ball Slams (9/6 kg) 1 min Burpees 1 min Bench Presses (50/35 kg) 1 min Deadlifts (80/60 kg) 1 min Wall Sit 1 min Plank Hold 1 min Rope Climbs (15 ft) 1 min Toes-to-Bars 1 min Dumbbell Snatches (25/15 kg)
Station 1: "Michalski" From 0:00-10:00, Partner A performs: 23 Wall Ball Shots (20/14 lb) 53 Double-Unders
Partner B performs AbMat Sit-Ups*
Station 2: "Irvine" From 10:01-20:00, perform: 30 Alternating Dumbbell Snatches (50/35 lb) 14 Box Jumps (24/20 in)
Partner B performs Wall Sit*
Station 3: "Rittner" From 20:01-30:00, perform: 12 Deadlifts (225/155 lb) 860 meter Run
Partner B performs Burpees*
* Partner B performs the solo movement while Partner A does as many reps as possible of the couplet for the current station. Partners switch as needed.