Workout of the Day
3 Rounds for Max Reps
1:00 Wall Walks
1:00 Row (Calories)
1:00 Air Squats, Lunges, or Sit-Ups
1:00 Bike (Calories)
1:00 Burpee over DB
1:00 Rest
Notes
This workout is performed “Fight Gone Bad”-style. On a running clock, athletes will accumulate reps for 1:00 at each movement station. There is no extra transition time between stations; the clock does not stop.
Score is your total reps. Use a whiteboard off to the side to quickly log your reps during the rest period. Or just keep counting up!
WW: Scale by performing partial range of motion reps, an angled inversion hold, or a box piked handstand hold, accumulating time as you are able.
Air Squats, Lunges, or Sit-Ups are athlete’s choice. If you missed Tuesday’s single leg work, we recommend lunges today.
Burpees: Both feet must be in the air as you pass over the DB (jump, not step). Make sure the feet go over the DB, not around/behind it. Scale by stepping over and/or removing the push-up.
Programming Template: Week 7/8

Staples of the late morning/afternoon classes Josh and David get to work on the 21-15-9 Wall Ball/Row couplet
Front Rack Prep
Do you struggle with your front rack on cleans/thrusters/push press etc? Here is Arin’s front rack comparison after only 1:00 of doing a little tricep mash on the sleeve of a barbell. (the pictures were taken out of sequence, the comparison was after he did his right arm only) Often the inability to comfortably get your elbows high enough is due to tightness in the triceps and/or lat. This method is a great way to quickly prep you for the position and make front racks much more comfortable. Take a barbell or any hard cylindrical object and proceed to roll out the muscle between your elbow and armpit. Look for spots that feel tender or tight and lay into them. You can rotate the arm in and out as well as flex and extend the elbow while you do this. Perform no less than 1:00 and then test your left to right difference to see if this is a helpful tool for you.





