Workout Description

3 Rounds for Time (with a Partner) 10 Deadlifts (315/205 lb) 20 Pull-Ups 30 Kettlebell Snatches (53/35 lb)

Why This Workout Is Medium

Partner triplet featuring extremely heavy deadlifts, moderate-skill pull-ups, and unilateral kettlebell snatches. Total volume is modest and shared, so intensity stays steady rather than maximal. Expect a mid-range finish for capable pairs. Movement complexity averages moderate-to-advanced, but the partner format lowers density and allows rest between efforts. Grip fatigue and posterior-chain loading drive the challenge more than pure conditioning.

Benchmark Times for Faas Fit

  • Elite: <9:00
  • Advanced: 10:00-11:00
  • Intermediate: 12:00-13:00
  • Beginner: >23:00

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Strength (7/10): The 315/205 lb deadlift is a high absolute load. Even shared, athletes need solid maximal strength to move quick singles or small sets safely.
  • Stamina (6/10): Moderate total volume with repeat sets under fatigue. Grip and midline endurance are tested by alternating heavy pulls and overhead reps across three rounds.
  • Power (6/10): Explosive hip extension drives both the deadlift and kettlebell snatch. Quick, crisp reps reward power output; grinding mechanics lead to slower transitions and higher fatigue.
  • Speed (6/10): Fast partner switches and short sets keep cadence high. Athletes who manage transitions and minimize chalk and walk breaks maintain a brisk pace throughout.
  • Endurance (4/10): No monostructural work, but continuous partner intervals keep heart rate elevated. The cardio demand comes from sustained cycling and minimal downtime rather than long steady-state efforts.
  • Flexibility (3/10): Solid shoulder mobility for kettlebell lockout and adequate hip hinge range for a consistent deadlift setup. Demands aren’t extreme, but tight shoulders or hamstrings will slow cycling.

Movements

  • Deadlift
  • Kettlebell Snatch
  • Pull-Up

Scaling Options

Scale to: DL 225/155 + Ring Row + KB 35/26 • DL 275/185 + Jumping Pull-Up + KB 44/26 • DL 185/135 + Banded Pull-Up + KB Swing 53/35

Scaling Explanation

These options keep the heavy hinge, manageable pulling volume, and smooth unilateral overhead pattern so you can maintain fast partner switches and finish each round in under 4–5 minutes.

Intended Stimulus

Fast partner intervals with crisp singles or doubles on the heavy deadlift, brief sets on pull-ups, and smooth kettlebell snatches. You should be breathing hard yet able to sustain pace across all three rounds. Grip should be the limiter, not your lower back. Aim to finish between 10–16 minutes with tight transitions.

Coach Insight

Pace by switching early and often: singles or quick doubles on deadlifts, 5s on pull-ups, and 10–15 reps on snatches per turn. The one tip: Own transitions. Be ready at the bar or bell before your partner finishes. Avoid opening unbroken, letting grip die, or rounding your back on heavy pulls. Keep chalk breaks short.

Benchmark Notes

Times reflect total finish for the pair. L3–L5 should keep short, consistent sets with quick switches; L7+ push near-unbroken on gymnastics and smooth snatch cycling. If you’re outside the target range, reduce deadlift load, modify pull-ups, or drop kettlebell weight to keep rounds under 4–5 minutes.

Modality Profile

This piece is primarily weightlifting: heavy deadlifts and a large dose of kettlebell snatches dominate the time. Gymnastics via pull-ups adds a significant portion and drives grip fatigue. There’s no monostructural work, so the engine stimulus comes from fast cycling and quick partner exchanges rather than machines or running.

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Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance4/10No monostructural work, but continuous partner intervals keep heart rate elevated. The cardio demand comes from sustained cycling and minimal downtime rather than long steady-state efforts.
Stamina6/10Moderate total volume with repeat sets under fatigue. Grip and midline endurance are tested by alternating heavy pulls and overhead reps across three rounds.
Strength7/10The 315/205 lb deadlift is a high absolute load. Even shared, athletes need solid maximal strength to move quick singles or small sets safely.
Flexibility3/10Solid shoulder mobility for kettlebell lockout and adequate hip hinge range for a consistent deadlift setup. Demands aren’t extreme, but tight shoulders or hamstrings will slow cycling.
Power6/10Explosive hip extension drives both the deadlift and kettlebell snatch. Quick, crisp reps reward power output; grinding mechanics lead to slower transitions and higher fatigue.
Speed6/10Fast partner switches and short sets keep cadence high. Athletes who manage transitions and minimize chalk and walk breaks maintain a brisk pace throughout.

3 Rounds for Time (with a Partner) 10 Deadlifts (315/205 lb) 20 Pull-Ups 30 Kettlebell Snatches (53/35 lb)

Difficulty:
Medium
Modality:
G
W
Stimulus:

Fast partner intervals with crisp singles or doubles on the heavy deadlift, brief sets on pull-ups, and smooth kettlebell snatches. You should be breathing hard yet able to sustain pace across all three rounds. Grip should be the limiter, not your lower back. Aim to finish between 10–16 minutes with tight transitions.

Insight:

Pace by switching early and often: singles or quick doubles on deadlifts, 5s on pull-ups, and 10–15 reps on snatches per turn. The one tip: Own transitions. Be ready at the bar or bell before your partner finishes. Avoid opening unbroken, letting grip die, or rounding your back on heavy pulls. Keep chalk breaks short.

Scaling:

Scale to: DL 225/155 + Ring Row + KB 35/26 • DL 275/185 + Jumping Pull-Up + KB 44/26 • DL 185/135 + Banded Pull-Up + KB Swing 53/35

Time Distribution:
10:30Elite
15:00Target
23:00Time Cap
Your Scores:

Training Profile

Performance Levels
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