Notes:
1. No hurry here, but the muscle-ups are consecutive at each set.
2. Have someone assist/spot you by lifting under your feet.
3. Minimize the amount of assistance.
4. The final muscle-ups of each set should be agonizingly difficult.
Notes:
1) If you can't "double under" then jump hard and fast for 3 minutes.
2) Rest as little as possible.
3) Can you do this in ten minutes? How about fifteen? Twenty?
Notes
1) Start with a bench press that you can press 5 times but not 6.
2) On the first row (try for 1:45), note the meters accomplished
and match that distance on the second and third efforts.
3) Keep the same load for the bench press throughout the workout.
On the rower how long can you keep your average 500-meter pace at 2:00 or below?
Notes:
1) Turn the rower on and scroll until average 500-meter pace is showing in bottom window.
2) Take a minute or so to drive the average under 2:00 and stay down there as long as you can.
3) Note the time at which you show 2:01 or higher.
4) Twenty minutes is good. Thirty is great.
5) If you absolutely can't get your hands on a C2 Rower, run, bike, or swim for 20 hard minutes.
6) If you fail in less than 8 minutes do two attempts.
For time:
5 Knees to Elbows
15 Clean and Jerks
10 Knees to Elbows
10 Clean and Jerk s
15 Knees to Elbows
5 Clean and Jerks
20 Knees to Elbows
Notes:
1. Move SLOWLY on knee raises. No throwing, swinging, lurching, or lunging.
The benefit here is tied to the deliberateness of your efforts.
2. It may take more than one set to complete the required number of reps for
each knee raise set if done correctly. That's O.K.
3. Max load for C&J at each set.
Notes:
1. Lunge requires trailing knee to "kiss" the ground on each step.
2. Push-ups only count if body is perfectly straight and chest comes to ground.
3. L-Rope climb is a rope climb with your legs straight out in front of you.
Three rounds for time of:
Bike Sprint; 2 minutes
20 Pull-ups
20 Dips.
Rest 2 minutes.
Notes:
1. Go as hard and fast as you can on the bike sprint.
2. Do as many of the pull-ups and dips as you can without assistance.
3. Absolutely no break until the dips are completed.
Notes:
1. The Tabata Interval is 20 seconds of work followed by 10 seconds of rest, repeated 8 times.
2. Take the lowest number of squats from all 8 work intervals as the score for each Tabata effort.
3. Add the three scores from each effort for a total score for the workout.
4. 60 is a good score