Four 3-minute AMRAPs with moderate loads (60kg cleans/box jumps) create significant fatigue accumulation across 12 minutes of work. The fixed rep scheme (15 sit-ups, 12 box jump-overs, 6 cleans) forces athletes into the toes-to-bar finisher fatigued. While 3-minute rest between rounds provides recovery, the repeated cycling of lower-body intensive movements (box jumps, cleans) compounds leg fatigue. Most average athletes will complete as prescribed but with noticeable performance degradation across rounds.
This workout develops the following fitness attributes:
The primary limiter is the 60kg squat clean — a technically demanding barbell movement that will stop most athletes before reaching toes-to-bars. L5 athletes can cycle the cleans in 2-3 sets and squeeze out ~7 T2B per round (28 total), while lower levels may not complete the full couplet within 3 minutes at all.
AbMat Sit-Up (G), Box Jump-Over (G), Squat Clean (W), Toes-to-Bar (G). 3 Gymnastics movements, 1 Weightlifting movement. 3/4 = 75% rounds to 50% for clean distribution with 1 W movement at 50%.
| Attribute | Score | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Endurance | 6/10 | Four 3-minute AMRAPs with 3-minute rest intervals create moderate cardiovascular demand. The repeated efforts and limited recovery between rounds stress aerobic capacity without sustained continuous work. |
| Stamina | 8/10 | High rep ranges (15 sit-ups, 12 box jump-overs, 6 cleans per round) plus max-rep toes-to-bars demand significant muscular endurance across multiple muscle groups over repeated efforts. |
| Strength | 6/10 | 60kg loads on box jump-overs and squat cleans represent moderate intensity. While not maximal, the repeated heavy movements under fatigue require substantial strength maintenance across four rounds. |
| Flexibility | 5/10 | Squat cleans and toes-to-bars demand moderate shoulder, hip, and thoracic mobility. Sit-ups and box jump-overs require basic range of motion but aren't extreme mobility demands. |
| Power | 7/10 | Box jump-overs and squat cleans are inherently explosive movements. The AMRAP format encourages fast cycling, requiring sustained power output across multiple rounds despite fatigue accumulation. |
| Speed | 7/10 | AMRAP format demands quick movement cycling and minimal transition time to maximize rounds. The combination of explosive movements and time pressure creates significant speed demands throughout. |
4xAMRAP 3: 15 AbMat sit-ups 12 box jump-overs 60kg 6 squat cleans 60kg Max toes-to-bars in remaining time – Rest 3:00 between AMRAPs.
A grindy aerobic engine builder — sustainable pace with clean transitions, not a sprint.
Pace your first round 5–10s slower than feels easy. Break the gymnastics before failure — small sets save big time across rounds.
Reduce the barbell load to maintain unbroken sets on the cleans. Sub jumping pull-ups or banded for HSPU.
