Workout of the Day
“BASELINE”
For Time:
500m Row
40 Air Squats
30 Sit Ups
20 Push Ups
10 Pull Ups or Bar Muscle-Ups
Notes
We did this workout on 4/30/25 and 12/16/2024!
Improvements in our fitness (work capacity across broad time and modal domains) should not be based on opinion. Retesting workouts is one way we measurably evaluate if our training inside the gym and recovery and lifestyle habits outside of it are delivering the results we’re aiming for.
If you’ve done this before, look over your training notes. Can you hold the movement standards and beat your previous time? Or, if you were scaling, possibly perform the workout as prescribed today?
This is one workout of many you’ll do this year, and as such, it’s just one data point. Give it your best, reflect, and then move forward!
Intent: < 7 min. Start at the top and work your way down. Pull ups can be strict or kipping, athlete’s choice.
Find the fastest pace you can move at today on your gymnastics without shorting your ranges of motion.
ASSISTANCE
3-5 Rounds for Load and Quality
4 Weighted Strict Chin Ups OR 8 ea Three Point DB Row
6-8 ea Single Arm DB Bench Press @ 30×1
6-8 ea Single Leg DB RDL
16 Alternating Seated Pike Overs, 8 ea
Notes
Start with moderate loads in round 1. Then make sure at least 2 of your sets today are RPE 8.5+
Athlete’s choice on the upper body pulling movement.
If balance is prohibitive on the RDLs, use a rig for light support. You can use one DB/KB in the contralateral hand, or use one weight in each. If you’ve never tried this with the top knee bent, give it a go today!
The pike overs are all about hip flexor strength, “compression” of torso to legs, and body control.

“To burpee… or not to burpee… THAT is the question”
A few spots left in our afternoon strength cycle with Coach Jeremy
The morning and evening cycles have sold out but if you’d like to focus on barbell strength for 8 weeks, check out coach Jeremy’s strength cycle. This program is a focused, small-group training program centered around the foundational barbell lifts: the Back Squat, Press, Deadlift, and Bench Press—plus assistance work like Chin-Ups and Barbell Rows to round out your development. Classes are 3x a week and 90 minutes long.
Afternoon Cycle
This cycle meets at 11AM Monday, Wednesday and Friday.










