Workout Description

50 Rounds for Time 1 Burpee 1 Push-Up 1 Jumping-Jack 1 Sit-Up 1 Handstand

Why This Workout Is Medium

All bodyweight movements with modest per-movement volume, but 50 rounds demand consistent pacing and transitions. The handstand adds a skill element that can slow athletes. Most will finish between 15–30 minutes depending on handstand proficiency and transition speed, making it a moderate challenge focused on stamina and aerobic output rather than maximal strength.

Benchmark Times for Marguerita

  • Elite: <13:00
  • Advanced: 15:00-18:00
  • Intermediate: 20:00-22:00
  • Beginner: >35:00

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Stamina (7/10): Total volume of 250 reps plus 50 handstand kick-ups requires sustained muscular endurance in the shoulders, core, and hips without reaching muscular failure.
  • Speed (6/10): Fast transitions and steady, repeatable movement speed make the difference; sprinting is limited by round count and pacing needs.
  • Endurance (6/10): Sustained, cyclical bodyweight work for 15–30 minutes elevates heart rate steadily with minimal rest, emphasizing aerobic capacity and breathing control across many short rounds.
  • Power (4/10): Burpee and handstand kick-ups use brief explosive efforts, but the workout rewards smooth cadence more than peak power outputs.
  • Flexibility (3/10): Basic ranges of motion with overhead positioning for the handstand and hip flexion for sit-ups; mobility helps but is not the main limiter.
  • Strength (2/10): No external load and no maximal efforts; demands are primarily submaximal bodyweight pressing and core work rather than raw strength.

Scaling Options

Scale to: 30–40 rounds • Handstand hold 3–5 seconds on wall or pike on a box • Incline push-up (box/bench) • Anchored sit-up or abmat crunch • Step-back burpee without push-up

Scaling Explanation

These options preserve the workout’s flow and volume intention while adjusting skill and difficulty so athletes can keep consistent round times and safe mechanics.

Intended Stimulus

A steady, repeatable pace with quick transitions and minimal rest. Breathe through the burpee, settle the push-up and sit-up, and kick to a confident handstand without extra attempts. It should feel like continuous moderate-intensity cardio with brief spikes for the inversions—not a sprint and not a grind to failure.

Coach Insight

Pace the first 10 rounds at a calm rhythm you can hold—count your breaths and keep transitions tight. Aim for consistent round times, not big surges. The one thing: Nail the handstand setup. Step in, kick up once, come down, move on. Avoid extra handstand attempts, sloppy push-up standards, and wandering between stations. Keep your space tidy and your sequence identical every round.

Benchmark Notes

Times reflect total time to complete all 50 rounds as prescribed. Slower times indicate more breaks or handstand difficulty; faster times show crisp transitions and minimal rest. As a reference, 20 minutes equals about 24 seconds per round, while 15 minutes is roughly 18 seconds per round.

Modality Profile

All five elements are gymnastics/bodyweight movements with no monostructural cardio or external loading. The training effect is driven by repeated calisthenics and inversions rather than implements or machines, emphasizing control, stamina, and transitions.

Similar Workouts to Marguerita

If you enjoy Marguerita, you might also like these similar CrossFit WODs:

  • Upside-Down Angie (91% similar) - For Time 100 Air Squats 100 Sit-ups 100 Push-ups 100 Pull-ups...
  • MA3 Oscar Temores (90% similar) - For time: 8 rounds of: 11 Hand Release Push-Ups 30 Walking Lunges 19 Sit-Ups...
  • Easy Mary (89% similar) - AMRAP in 20 minutes 5 Handstand Push-Ups 10 Pull-Ups 25 Air Squats...
  • Deck of Death (89% similar) - Complete the Deck For Time Draw cards from a standard 52-card deck plus 2 Jokers. Each card drawn de...
  • Wilmot (88% similar) - 6 Rounds For Time 50 Air Squats 25 Ring Dips...
  • Mac (87% similar) - 2 Rounds for Time 50 Air Squats 5 Pull-Ups 7 Burpees 2 minute Plank Hold (cumulative) 50 Push-Ups...
  • Angie (87% similar) - For Time 100 Pull-Ups 100 Push-Ups 100 Sit-Ups 100 Air Squats...
  • Ella French (87% similar) - For Time Buy-In: 4:18 Plank Hold Directly into: 15 Kettlebell Swings (53/36 lb) 13 Air Squats 71 Bu...

These WODs similar to Marguerita share comparable training demands, time domains, and movement patterns.

Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance6/10Sustained, cyclical bodyweight work for 15–30 minutes elevates heart rate steadily with minimal rest, emphasizing aerobic capacity and breathing control across many short rounds.
Stamina7/10Total volume of 250 reps plus 50 handstand kick-ups requires sustained muscular endurance in the shoulders, core, and hips without reaching muscular failure.
Strength2/10No external load and no maximal efforts; demands are primarily submaximal bodyweight pressing and core work rather than raw strength.
Flexibility3/10Basic ranges of motion with overhead positioning for the handstand and hip flexion for sit-ups; mobility helps but is not the main limiter.
Power4/10Burpee and handstand kick-ups use brief explosive efforts, but the workout rewards smooth cadence more than peak power outputs.
Speed6/10Fast transitions and steady, repeatable movement speed make the difference; sprinting is limited by round count and pacing needs.

50 Rounds for Time 1 Burpee 1 Push-Up 1 Jumping-Jack 1 Sit-Up 1 Handstand

Difficulty:
Medium
Modality:
G
Stimulus:

A steady, repeatable pace with quick transitions and minimal rest. Breathe through the burpee, settle the push-up and sit-up, and kick to a confident handstand without extra attempts. It should feel like continuous moderate-intensity cardio with brief spikes for the inversions—not a sprint and not a grind to failure.

Insight:

Pace the first 10 rounds at a calm rhythm you can hold—count your breaths and keep transitions tight. Aim for consistent round times, not big surges. The one thing: Nail the handstand setup. Step in, kick up once, come down, move on. Avoid extra handstand attempts, sloppy push-up standards, and wandering between stations. Keep your space tidy and your sequence identical every round.

Scaling:

Scale to: 30–40 rounds • Handstand hold 3–5 seconds on wall or pike on a box • Incline push-up (box/bench) • Anchored sit-up or abmat crunch • Step-back burpee without push-up

Time Distribution:
16:30Elite
24:00Target
35:00Time Cap
Your Scores:

Training Profile

Performance Levels

L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
L6
L7
L8
L9
L10

Times reflect total time to complete all 50 rounds as prescribed. Slower times indicate more breaks or handstand difficulty; faster times show crisp transitions and minimal rest. As a reference, 20 minutes equals about 24 seconds per round, while 15 minutes is roughly 18 seconds per round.