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Monday

2′ Bike @ easy pace

2′ Row @ easy pace

2′ Skierg @ easy pace

Lower Body Mobility Routine N.2

Notes. 

6 Exercises:

  • 3 Position Cat-Cow: 10 reps
  • Quadruped T-Spine Lower Rotation: 10 reps
  • Hip Rotation on Box: 10 reps left, 10 reps right, 10 reps trunk flexion (each leg)
  • Hip Internal Rotation : 10 reps with 3” hold knee on the ground (both legs), then with a knee on the ground extend and rotation the trunk to the opposite side 10 reps (each leg)
  • Frog Stretch: 10 reps backward, 10 reps forward 
  • 90/90 position: 10 reps of perfect rotation 
Upper Body Mobility Routine N.3

Notes. 

5 Exercises 

  • T-Spine Extend: 3” hold in top position, 3” hold in bottom position 10 reps
  • T-Spine Extend: grab a PVC with a supinated grip and extend elbows 10 slow reps 
  • Shoulder Rotation: Internal and external rotation:  10 reps (each side)
  • Mix Grip Bar Hold: 10” active hang, 10” passive hang (each side)
  • Table Rotation: 10 Reps 
2 Sets for Quality
  1. 8 FitBall Rollout
  2. 8+8 Single Leg FB Leg Curl
  3. 12+12 Lateral Walk Knees Banded
FitBall Rollout
Single Leg FB Leg Curl
Lateral Walk Knees Banded
2 Sets “For Quality” of:

12 Barbell Back Rack Cossack Squat (Empty Barbell)

10 + 10 Double Dumbbell Cross Body lateral Step (15/10 kg)

1′ rest b/s

Barbell Back Rack Cossack Squat
Double Dumbbell Cross Body lateral Step
Reserved for ON AIR

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Double Dumbbell Squat

12 @ 2×22,5/15Kg
rest 1′
10 @ 2×22,5/15Kg
rest 1′
8 @ 2×22,5/15Kg
rest 1′
6 @ 2×22,5/15Kg
rest 1′
8 @ 2×30/22,5Kg
rest 1′
6 @ 2×30/22,5Kg
rest 1′
4 @ 2×30/22,5Kg
rest 1′
2 @ 2×30/22,5Kg

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Back Squat

7 @ [percent value=’58’ of=’backsquat’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
5 @ [percent value=’72’ of=’backsquat’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
3 @ [percent value=’82’ of=’backsquat’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
2 @ [percent value=’87’ of=’backsquat’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1 @ [percent value=’92’ of=’backsquat’ in=’kg’][/percent]

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For Time – cap 1’30

8 Chest to Bar
4 Devil Press @2×22,5/15Kg
8 Burpees Box Jump Over

rest 1’30

For Time – cap 1’30

9 Chest to Bar
4 Devil Press @2×22,5/15Kg
9 Burpees Box Jump Over

rest 1’30

For Time – cap 1’30

10 Chest to Bar
5 Devil Press @2×25/17,5Kg
10 Burpees Box Jump Over

rest 1’30

For Time – cap 1’30

11 Chest to Bar
5 Devil Press @2×25/17,5Kg
11 Burpees Box Jump Over

rest 1’30

For Time – cap 1’30

12 Chest to Bar
6 Devil Press @2×30/22,5Kg
12 Burpees Box Jump Over

rest 1’30

For Time – cap 1’30

13 Chest to Bar
6 Devil Press @2×30/22,5Kg
13 Burpees Box Jump Over

Notes. If you are not be able to finish before the cap stop working out.

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Insert ONLY your WC1 score is reps

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3 Sets in Compound Set of:

15 + 15 Side Bench Lateral Raise (10/5 kg)

15 + 15 Single Dumbbell Front Raises (15/10 kg)

1’30 rest b/s

Side Bench Lateral Raise
Single Dumbbell Front Raises

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Lower Body Stretching and Deload

5 positions:

  1. Leg ups to the wall – 3’ to 5’ relax your legs and extend your arms and spine in coordination with the respiration
  2. Legs and Back rotation –  10 to 20 reps slowly and stretch the back
  3. L position – stretch lateral and back chain 30” to 60”
  4. Half kneeling stretch quads – 30” to 60”
  5. Child pose – 30”  to 60” every position
Upper Body Stretching and Deload

5 positions:

  1. Traps stretch
  2. Shoulder Internal Rotation and Traps Stretch
  3. Shoulder Low External Rotation
  4. Latissimus dorsi stretch
  5. Shoulder High External Rotation

Focus to the part you need more stretching, from 60” to 120” each position.

Follow the sequence and add some slowly rotations if possible

Tuesday

Squat Routine

Notes. Follow routine step by step.

Upper Body Mobility Routine N.2

Notes. 

6 Exercises:

  • Quadruped T-Spine rotation – 10 reps
  • Seated Quadruped T-Spine rotation – 10 reps
  • Scorpion 90° – 10 reps each side
  • Shoulder flexion – 5 reps x 3 sets each side
  • Shoulders Dislocates with band  10 reps (slowly)
  • Shoulder extension with barbell – 10 Reps
Ankle Mobility – Part 3
2 Sets for Quality
  1. 10 Prone Shoulders Angel
  2. 10+10 Half Kneeling Chop
  3. 10 Kneeling Squat Eccentric Quadriceps
Prone Shoulders Angel
Half Kneeling Chop
Kneeling Squat Eccentric Quadriceps
2 Rounds – Increase Pace Across Round

10 Cal Assault Bike / Bike Erg – Only Legs

8 + 8 Seated Kettlebell Snatch (12/8 kg)

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8 + 8 Single Kettlebell Swing Snatch Contralateral Reverse Lunges (12/8 kg)

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10 Burpees Toes to Ring

Seated Kettlebell Snatch
Reserved for ON AIR

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Single Kettlebell Swing Snatch Contralateral Reverse Lunges

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5 Rounds For Time

5 Power Snatch @ [percent value=’40’ of=’snatch’ in=’kg’][/percent] 5 Hang Power Snatch @ [percent value=’40’ of=’snatch’ in=’kg’][/percent] 5 Snatch Balance @ [percent value=’40’ of=’snatch’ in=’kg’][/percent]

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rest 5′ then

For Time

30 Overhead Squat from ground @ 1 BW

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Snatch – Any Style

1+1 @ [percent value=’37’ of=’snatch’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1+1 @ [percent value=’47’ of=’snatch’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1+1 @ [percent value=’57’ of=’snatch’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1+1 @ [percent value=’62’ of=’snatch’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1+1 @ [percent value=’67’ of=’snatch’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′ then

15′ work on Heavy Overhead Squat from rack Single @rpe 8

Notes.
What RPE is: RPE is a way for coaches and athletes to self-regulate their training intensity. When used in a personal setting it can be a way to determine your training intensity, as opposed to using percentages. On a coaching level RPE can be a way to gain an understanding of an athlete’s level of exhaustion, plus what they have left in the tank.
Who can benefit from it: Science has shown benefit in both novice and experienced lifters, but experienced lifters tend to benefit more (as they have a higher training age).
How to use it: The ratings go from 1-10, 1 being absolutely no effort, 10 being your maximum. It’s important to develop what these numbers mean to you. Often they’re very similar among coaches and athletes, but they can vary a little. The below numbers are our interpretation and often are similar with other coaches in the strength world.

10 – At your max, you have no more reps

9 – There’s another rep in the tank, but it’s a grind

8 – You’re beginning to hit your 2-4 rep stride

7 – Often the weight that can be moved with power, but still facilitate strength (5-7 reps)

6 – Weight that can moved quick and utilized with speed work (+/- 8 reps pending on speed/training goal)

5 – This weight that can be used as warmup and prep for heavier weights

4 & below – Lightweight that can be used for mobility, recovery, and form emphasis

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WC1: AMRAP 12′

14 Double Kettlebell Snatch 2×16/12Kg
12 m Handstand Walk
10 Toes To Bar
8 m Handstand Walk + 10Kg Plates Obstacle in the middle
6 alt. Box Step Kettlebell 2×16/12Kg
4 m Handstand Walk + 20Kg Plates Obstacle in the middle
2 Rope Climb[/workout_short]

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5′ rest then

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WC2: For Time

50 Wall Ball 12/9Kg
25/18 Cal Assault Bike
12 Ring Muscle Ups[/workout_short]

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3 Sets in Super Set of:

16 Ring Rows Alternate & Lateral Pull (Bodyweight)

14 Ring Rows Alternate & Lateral Pull (Vest 5 kg)

12 Ring Rows Alternate & Lateral Pull (Vest 10 kg)

2′ rest b/s

Ring Rows Alternate & Lateral Pull
Lower Body Stretching and Deload

5 positions:

  1. Leg ups to the wall – 3’ to 5’ relax your legs and extend your arms and spine in coordination with the respiration
  2. Legs and Back rotation –  10 to 20 reps slowly and stretch the back
  3. L position – stretch lateral and back chain 30” to 60”
  4. Half kneeling stretch quads – 30” to 60”
  5. Child pose – 30”  to 60” every position
Upper Body Stretching and Deload

5 positions:

  1. Traps stretch
  2. Shoulder Internal Rotation and Traps Stretch
  3. Shoulder Low External Rotation
  4. Latissimus dorsi stretch
  5. Shoulder High External Rotation

Focus to the part you need more stretching, from 60” to 120” each position.

Follow the sequence and add some slowly rotations if possible

Wednesday

15′ EMOM
  1. 45″ Row
  2. 6+6 Quadruped Thoracic Spine Rotation with Reach
  3. 40″ Double KB Plank
  4. 6+6 Hip Rotation and Extension
  5. 20″ Single Arm Ring Row Hold
Quadruped T-Spine Rotation with Reach
Double KB Plank
Hip Rotation and Extension
Single Arm Ring Row Hold
2 Sets “For Quality” of:

8 + 8 Single Dumbbell Cross Body Romanian Deadlift (15/10 kg)

12 Barbell Back Rack Wide Stance Good Morning (30/20 kg)

1′ rest b/s

Single Dumbbell Cross Body Romanian Deadlift
Barbell Back Rack Wide Stance Good Morning
Reserved for ON AIR

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Double Dumbbell Deadlift – both face touch the ground

12 @ 2×22,5/15Kg
rest 1′
10 @ 2×22,5/15Kg
rest 1′
8 @ 2×22,5/15Kg
rest 1′
6 @ 2×22,5/15Kg
rest 1′
8 @ 2×30/22,5Kg
rest 1′
6 @ 2×30/22,5Kg
rest 1′
4 @ 2×30/22,5Kg
rest 1′
2 @ 2×30/22,5Kg

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Deadlift

7 @ [percent value=’62’ of=’Deadlift ‘ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
5 @ [percent value=’72’ of=’Deadlift ‘ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
3 @ [percent value=’82’ of=’Deadlift ‘ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
2 @ [percent value=’87’ of=’Deadlift ‘ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1 @ [percent value=’92’ of=’Deadlift ‘ in=’kg’][/percent]

Every 3′ for 9′ until death

200m Run
1 Burpees
400m Bike Erg
1 Burpees
200m Row

active rest 1’30 on C2 Rower

Every 3′ for 9′ until death

200m Run
3 Burpees
400m Bike Erg
3 Burpees
200m Row

active rest 1’30 on C2 Rower

Every 3′ for 9′ until death

200m Run
5 Burpees
400m Bike Erg
5 Burpees
200m Row

active rest 1’30 on C2 Rower

Every 3′ for 9′ until death

200m Run
7 Burpees
400m Bike Erg
7 Burpees
200m Row

Reserved for ON AIR

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3 Sets in Compound Set of:

15 Barbell Banded Snatch Grip High Pull (30/20 kg)

15 Kettlebell Banded Sumo Deadlift High Pull (20/16 kg)

1’30 rest b/s

Barbell Banded Snatch Grip High Pull
Kettlebell Banded Sumo Deadlift High Pull

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Lower Body Stretching and Deload

5 positions:

  1. Leg ups to the wall – 3’ to 5’ relax your legs and extend your arms and spine in coordination with the respiration
  2. Legs and Back rotation –  10 to 20 reps slowly and stretch the back
  3. L position – stretch lateral and back chain 30” to 60”
  4. Half kneeling stretch quads – 30” to 60”
  5. Child pose – 30”  to 60” every position
Upper Body Stretching and Deload

5 positions:

  1. Traps stretch
  2. Shoulder Internal Rotation and Traps Stretch
  3. Shoulder Low External Rotation
  4. Latissimus dorsi stretch
  5. Shoulder High External Rotation

Focus to the part you need more stretching, from 60” to 120” each position.

Follow the sequence and add some slowly rotations if possible

Thursday

Here Below some tips to work a lack of mobility in upper body. It is recommended to follow the sequence proposed to pursue the maximum result. Mobilizing the thoracic spine means you have better ergonomics in all the upper body movements. We recommend at least once a week.
Myofascial Release

Upper Body Myofascial Release – Part 1

Upper Body Myofascial Release – Part 2

Upper Body Myofascial Release – Part 3

Thoracic Spine

Thoracic Spine Mobility – Part 1

Thoracic Spine Mobility – Part 2

Thoracic Spine Mobility – Part 3

Thoracic Spine Mobility – Part 4

Thoracic Spine Mobility – Part 5

Lower Body Myofascial Release, Part 1

First work general, move slowly and lightly.

Second work to specific trigger point, do some rotation or flexion/extension if necessary.

Foam Roller

  • Quad
  • Adductor
  • Glutes
  • Tensor fascia lata (lateral part of the leg)

Supernova

  • Glute medius
  • Great glute
  • Hamstring

Supernova and lacrosse

  • Hamstring
Lower Body Myofascial Release, Part 2

Lower Body Myofascial Release, Part 2

First work general, move slowly and lightly,

Second work to specific trigger point, do some rotation or flexion/extension if necessary.

Anterior tibial

  • Do some flexion/estension and working to hard or painful areas

Gastrocnemius, soleus and achilles tendon

  • Do some flexion/estension and working to hard or painful areas

Peroneals

  • Do some flexion/estension and working to hard or painful areas

If you need some extra muscle release, work with lacrosse and elbow together.

Hip Mobility Routine

Iliac muscle

  • release with KB

HK position

5 to 10 reps each movement

  • Neutral femoral position
  • External femoral rotation
  • Internal femoral rotation
  • Neutral femoral position + Trunk rotation

Adductor

  • First position 10 reps + 10 rotation
  • Secondo position 10 reps + 10 rotation

Cossack Position

  • Hold 30”

Pigeon on the bench

  • 10 Trunk rotation + 20” hold
  • 10 Trunk flexion + 20” hold
  • 20” hold with perfect vertical trunk

Hamstring stretch

  • Maintain posterior tilt and lumbar extension
  • Focus to good posture and stretch the muscle of legs
  • 10 Trunk flexion + 20” hold
  • 10 trunk rotation + 20” hold
Warmup

6 x 25 m backstroke rest b/s 40″;
4 x 25 m swim board rest b/s 45″;

Technique

4 x 25 m breaststroke only arms use pull bouy;
4 x 25 backstroke only one arm switch each pool;

Workout

8 x 25 m front crawl push hard @ 1’;
4 x 50 m backstroke aerobic pace rest b/s 30”
8 x 25 m front crawl push hard @ 1’;

Deload

200 m front crawl swim board

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Advanced
Warmup

8 x 25 m front crawl rest b/s 30″;
200 m swim board front crawl/ breaststroke;

Workout

8 x 50 m front crawl push hard rest b/s @2’;
4 x 50 m backstroke double arms rest b/s 1’;
8 x 50 m front crawl push hard rest b/s @2’;
rest 1′

Deload

200 m backstroke using fins

Advanced II
Warmup

4 x 100 m front crawl @2′;
4 x 100 m backstroke/breaststroke @2’/@2’30”
4 x 50 m backstroke double arms;

Workout

4 x 50 m front crawl push hard rest b/s 2′;
2 x 50 m backstroke aerobic pace rest b/s 1’;
4 x 50 m front crawl push hard rest b/s 2′;
2 x 50 m backstroke aerobic pace rest b/s 1’;
4 x 50 m front crawl push hard rest b/s 2′;

Deload

400m swim board backstroke using fins

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Friday

Squat Routine

Notes. Follow routine step by step.

Upper Body Mobility Routine N.3

Notes. 

5 Exercises 

  • T-Spine Extend: 3” hold in top position, 3” hold in bottom position 10 reps
  • T-Spine Extend: grab a PVC with a supinated grip and extend elbows 10 slow reps 
  • Shoulder Rotation: Internal and external rotation:  10 reps (each side)
  • Mix Grip Bar Hold: 10” active hang, 10” passive hang (each side)
  • Table Rotation: 10 Reps 
2 Sets for Quality
  1. 5+5+5 3 Position Squat Face Pull
  2. 8+8 Single Leg Hip Thrust 1″Hold @Top Position
  3. 8+8 Psoas March 1″Hold @Top Position
3 Position Squat Band Face Pull
Single Leg Hip Thrust
Psoas March
Reserved for ON AIR

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2 Rounds – Increase Pace Across Round

10 Cal Row – Stiff Legs

8 + 8 Double Dumbbell Bulgarian Split Squat Clean & Press (15/10 kg)

6 Burpees Chest to Bar

30″ rest b/s

Double Dumbbell Bulgarian Split Squat Clean & Press

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5 Rounds For Time

5 Power Clean @ [percent value=’40’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] 5 Hang Power Clean @ [percent value=’40’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] 5 Shoulder to Overhead @ [percent value=’40’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent]

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rest 5′ then

For Time

30 Thrusters from Ground @ 1 BW

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Clean- Any Style

1+1 @ [percent value=’37’ of=’squatclean’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1+1 @ [percent value=’47’ of=’squatclean’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1+1 @ [percent value=’57’ of=’squatclean’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1+1 @ [percent value=’62’ of=’squatclean’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1+1 @ [percent value=’67’ of=’squatclean’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′ then

15′ work on Heavy Thrusters by Single from rack @rpe 8

Notes.
What RPE is: RPE is a way for coaches and athletes to self-regulate their training intensity. When used in a personal setting it can be a way to determine your training intensity, as opposed to using percentages. On a coaching level RPE can be a way to gain an understanding of an athlete’s level of exhaustion, plus what they have left in the tank.
Who can benefit from it: Science has shown benefit in both novice and experienced lifters, but experienced lifters tend to benefit more (as they have a higher training age).
How to use it: The ratings go from 1-10, 1 being absolutely no effort, 10 being your maximum. It’s important to develop what these numbers mean to you. Often they’re very similar among coaches and athletes, but they can vary a little. The below numbers are our interpretation and often are similar with other coaches in the strength world.

10 – At your max, you have no more reps

9 – There’s another rep in the tank, but it’s a grind

8 – You’re beginning to hit your 2-4 rep stride

7 – Often the weight that can be moved with power, but still facilitate strength (5-7 reps)

6 – Weight that can moved quick and utilized with speed work (+/- 8 reps pending on speed/training goal)

5 – This weight that can be used as warmup and prep for heavier weights

4 & below – Lightweight that can be used for mobility, recovery, and form emphasis

[workout_short title=’FRI_WC1′ result_type=’reps’]

AMRAP 10′

20 Ring Dips
20 Sumo Deadlift High Pull 40/25Kg
20 Handstand Pushups
20 American Swing 32/24Kg

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Reserved for ON AIR

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3 Sets in Compound Set of:

7 Strict Pull ups Behind The Neck

5 + 5 Strict Ring Chin Ups + Strict Ring Pull Ups

1’30 rest b/s

Strict Pull ups Behind The Neck
Strict Ring Chin Ups + Strict Ring Pull Ups

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Lower Body Stretching and Deload

5 positions:

  1. Leg ups to the wall – 3’ to 5’ relax your legs and extend your arms and spine in coordination with the respiration
  2. Legs and Back rotation –  10 to 20 reps slowly and stretch the back
  3. L position – stretch lateral and back chain 30” to 60”
  4. Half kneeling stretch quads – 30” to 60”
  5. Child pose – 30”  to 60” every position
Upper Body Stretching and Deload

5 positions:

  1. Traps stretch
  2. Shoulder Internal Rotation and Traps Stretch
  3. Shoulder Low External Rotation
  4. Latissimus dorsi stretch
  5. Shoulder High External Rotation

Focus to the part you need more stretching, from 60” to 120” each position.

Follow the sequence and add some slowly rotations if possible

Saturday

Bodyweight Routine

Notes. Follow routine step by step.

Upper Body Mobility Routine

Notes. Only 3 reps are shown in the video. Perform 10 reps of each movement.

2 Sets for Quality
  1. 20″+20″ Single Arm Ring Row
  2. 10m Inchworm
  3. 10″ Hold Top Position + 8 Reps  Elevated Single Leg Hip Bridge
Single Arm Ring Row
Inchworm
Elevated Single Leg Hip Bridge
2 Sets “For Quality” of:

10 Barbell Power Position Push Press (Empty Barbell)

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8 + 8 Single Dumbbell Squat Jerk (15/10 kg)

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1′ rest b/s

Barbell Power Position Push Press
Reserved for ON AIR

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Single Dumbbell Squat Jerk

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Reserved for ON AIR

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Push Press from Split Position

3 @ [percent value=’25’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 1′
3 @ [percent value=’30’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 1′
3 x 2 set @ [percent value=’35’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 1′ b/s

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Jerk – Any Style

1+1+1 @ [percent value=’50’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1+1+1 @ [percent value=’60’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1+1 @ [percent value=’70’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1+1 @ [percent value=’75’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1+1 @ [percent value=’80’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1 @ [percent value=’85’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′
1 @ [percent value=’87’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′ b/s
1 @ [percent value=’90’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′ b/s
1 @ [percent value=’92’ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent] rest 2′ b/s

Reserved for ON AIR

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Jerk Drive
EMOM 6′

1 Jerk Drive @ [percent value=’102′ of=’cleanjerk’ in=’kg’][/percent]

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3 Rounds For Time

400 meter Run
21 Kettlebell Swings 24/16kG
12 Pull-Ups

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For Time

1K Row only Nasal Breathing
50 Thrusters Empty Bar with 1 breath every 5 reps
2K Assault Bike
50 A. Swing 24/16Kg with 1 breath every 5 reps

Notes. Every time you fail breathing work or you break the 5 reps, stop 30″.

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Reserved for ON AIR

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3 Sets in Compound Set:

12 + 12 Single Kettlebell Floor Press Banded Row Hold (24/16 kg)

12 + 12 Plank Frontal Raise Row Lateral Raise (10/5 kg)

1’30 rest b/s

Single Kettlebell Floor Press Banded Row Hold
Plank Frontal Raise Row Lateral Raise

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Lower Body Stretching and Deload

5 positions:

  1. Leg ups to the wall – 3’ to 5’ relax your legs and extend your arms and spine in coordination with the respiration
  2. Legs and Back rotation –  10 to 20 reps slowly and stretch the back
  3. L position – stretch lateral and back chain 30” to 60”
  4. Half kneeling stretch quads – 30” to 60”
  5. Child pose – 30”  to 60” every position
Upper Body Stretching and Deload

5 positions:

  1. Traps stretch
  2. Shoulder Internal Rotation and Traps Stretch
  3. Shoulder Low External Rotation
  4. Latissimus dorsi stretch
  5. Shoulder High External Rotation

Focus to the part you need more stretching, from 60” to 120” each position.

Follow the sequence and add some slowly rotations if possible

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