Workout Description

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.

Why This Workout Is Hard

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.

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.

Movements

  • Squat Clean
  • Box Jump-Over
  • AbMat Sit-Up
  • Toes-to-Bar

Benchmark Notes

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.

Modality Profile

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%.

Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance6/10Four 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.
Stamina8/10High 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.
Strength6/1060kg 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.
Flexibility5/10Squat 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.
Power7/10Box 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.
Speed7/10AMRAP 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.

Difficulty:
Hard
Modality:
G
W
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Training Profile

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