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Workout Description

For Time 500 meter Farmer's Carry (25/15 lb) 25 Burpee Box Jump Overs (30/24 in) 500 meter Weighted Run (35/25 lb) 25 Burpee Box Jump Overs (30/24 in) 500 meter Weighted Run (35/25 lb) 25 Burpee Box Jump Overs (30/24 in) 500 meter Farmer's Carry (25/15 lb)

Why This Workout Is Hard

This workout combines ~2km of weighted carries/runs with 75 burpee box jump overs — a brutal pairing. The farmer's carry and weighted runs pre-fatigue the legs and grip before each burpee set, and the volume compounds across 7 segments. Loads are moderate, but the continuous nature, cumulative leg fatigue, and cardiovascular demand across an estimated 25-40 minute time domain push this firmly into Hard territory.

Benchmark Times for Scooter (Tilt)

  • Elite: <14:30
  • Advanced: 16:15-18:15
  • Intermediate: 20:30-23:00
  • Beginner: >40:30

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Stamina (9/10): 75 burpee box jump overs combined with 2000 meters of loaded carries and runs demands exceptional muscular endurance. Grip, legs, and lungs must sustain output across all seven segments without full recovery.
  • Endurance (9/10): Three 500m carries and runs totaling 2000+ meters of loaded movement creates sustained cardiovascular demand. The continuous nature with minimal rest between segments taxes aerobic capacity significantly throughout the workout.
  • Power (5/10): Burpee box jump overs demand repeated explosive hip extension to clear the box. However, the high volume and fatigue from loaded carries reduce peak power output, creating a power-endurance stimulus rather than pure explosiveness.
  • Speed (5/10): For Time format incentivizes pushing pace, but the sheer volume and loaded carries force strategic pacing. Transitions between movements and maintaining burpee cycling speed under fatigue are key performance differentiators.
  • Strength (3/10): Loads are light to moderate (25/15 lb carries, 35/25 lb runs), prioritizing endurance over maximal force production. Grip and postural strength become limiting factors late in the workout rather than raw strength.
  • Flexibility (3/10): Burpee box jump overs require basic hip flexion and extension mobility. Farmer's carry demands postural control. No extreme range of motion required, but thoracic and hip mobility aids efficiency throughout.

Movements

  • Farmer Carry
  • Burpee Box Jump-Over
  • Run

Scaling Options

Weight: Reduce farmer's carry to 15/10 lb per hand and weighted run to 20/15 lb if the Rx loads compromise posture or gait. Movement substitutions: Replace burpee box jump overs with burpee step-overs (step up and over instead of jumping) or reduce box height to 24/20 in. For athletes with shoulder or grip limitations, substitute the weighted run with a regular 500m run and reduce carry weight significantly. Volume: Reduce carries to 400 meters each and burpee box jump overs to 15 reps per round for newer athletes. A scaled version could be: 400m Farmer's Carry (15/10 lb) + 15 Burpee Step-Overs (24/20 in) + 400m Weighted Run (20/15 lb) repeated for the same structure.

Scaling Explanation

Scale if you cannot maintain an upright posture during the farmer's carry at Rx weight, if your gait is significantly altered during the weighted run, or if you estimate finishing beyond 55 minutes. Athletes with grip issues, lower back sensitivity, or limited aerobic base should reduce load first before reducing volume. The priority is keeping the heart rate elevated and movement quality intact throughout — this workout loses its stimulus if athletes are stopping every 50 meters to rest. Target completion time is 30-50 minutes for most athletes. If you're a newer athlete, aim to finish under 55 minutes with scaled loads. Intensity here means sustained effort, not max output — prioritize breathing and pacing over speed.

Intended Stimulus

This is a long, grinding endurance workout targeting a 30-50 minute time domain. The stimulus is a sustained aerobic engine test with significant grip, shoulder, and leg fatigue accumulating across the entire piece. Expect a hard, steady effort — not a sprint, not a casual jog. The alternating structure of loaded carries, weighted runs, and burpee box jump overs is designed to tax your cardiovascular system while simultaneously challenging muscular endurance, particularly in the posterior chain, grip, and lungs. The primary challenge is mental and conditioning-based: managing fatigue across a long, repetitive structure while keeping movement quality intact.

Coach Insight

Treat the first farmer's carry like a warm-up — resist the urge to push hard out of the gate. Set a sustainable pace you can maintain through all three weighted runs. For the farmer's carry, keep the weights at your sides with shoulders packed down and back; avoid shrugging or letting the load pull you into a forward lean. On the weighted runs, hold the weight at your chest or in a goblet position if using a single implement — this is more stable than swinging at your sides. For burpee box jump overs, find a rhythm and stick to it. A steady 3-4 second cycle per rep beats going hard and stopping. Step up if needed — the goal is consistent output, not explosive power. Common mistakes: going out too hot on the first carry, breaking the burpee box jump overs into too many rest periods, and letting grip fatigue derail the second farmer's carry. Save something for that final 500m carry — it will feel much heavier than the first.

Benchmark Notes

Two 500 m farmer's carries (25/15 lb each hand) and two 500 m weighted runs (35/25 lb) around three sets of 25 burpee box jump-overs at 30/24 in. L5 (23-26 min) jogs the carries and runs in about 3:30 each and takes about 3 minutes per burpee set. L10 (under 14:30) holds about 2:15 per 500 m.

Modality Profile

Three unique movements: Burpee Box Jump-Over (Gymnastics - bodyweight movement), Run (Monostructural - cyclical cardio), Farmer Carry (Weightlifting - external load). Each modality gets roughly 33% with Weightlifting rounded to 34%.

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For Time 500 meter Farmer's Carry (25/15 lb) 25 Burpee Box Jump Overs (30/24 in) 500 meter Weighted Run (35/25 lb) 25 Burpee Box Jump Overs (30/24 in) 500 meter Weighted Run (35/25 lb) 25 Burpee Box Jump Overs (30/24 in) 500 meter Farmer's Carry (25/15 lb)

Difficulty:
Hard
Modality:
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Stimulus:

This is a long, grinding endurance workout targeting a 30-50 minute time domain. The stimulus is a sustained aerobic engine test with significant grip, shoulder, and leg fatigue accumulating across the entire piece. Expect a hard, steady effort — not a sprint, not a casual jog. The alternating structure of loaded carries, weighted runs, and burpee box jump overs is designed to tax your cardiovascular system while simultaneously challenging muscular endurance, particularly in the posterior chain, grip, and lungs. The primary challenge is mental and conditioning-based: managing fatigue across a long, repetitive structure while keeping movement quality intact.

Insight:

Treat the first farmer's carry like a warm-up — resist the urge to push hard out of the gate. Set a sustainable pace you can maintain through all three weighted runs. For the farmer's carry, keep the weights at your sides with shoulders packed down and back; avoid shrugging or letting the load pull you into a forward lean. On the weighted runs, hold the weight at your chest or in a goblet position if using a single implement — this is more stable than swinging at your sides. For burpee box jump overs, find a rhythm and stick to it. A steady 3-4 second cycle per rep beats going hard and stopping. Step up if needed — the goal is consistent output, not explosive power. Common mistakes: going out too hot on the first carry, breaking the burpee box jump overs into too many rest periods, and letting grip fatigue derail the second farmer's carry. Save something for that final 500m carry — it will feel much heavier than the first.

Scaling:

Weight: Reduce farmer's carry to 15/10 lb per hand and weighted run to 20/15 lb if the Rx loads compromise posture or gait. Movement substitutions: Replace burpee box jump overs with burpee step-overs (step up and over instead of jumping) or reduce box height to 24/20 in. For athletes with shoulder or grip limitations, substitute the weighted run with a regular 500m run and reduce carry weight significantly. Volume: Reduce carries to 400 meters each and burpee box jump overs to 15 reps per round for newer athletes. A scaled version could be: 400m Farmer's Carry (15/10 lb) + 15 Burpee Step-Overs (24/20 in) + 400m Weighted Run (20/15 lb) repeated for the same structure.

Time Distribution:
17:15Elite
24:30Target
40:30Time Cap
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Training Profile

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