Workout Description

A) For time:1k ski 20 hang power clean 95# 15 cal AA 10 ring row5 strict pull-up 2k AA 20 hang power clean 95# 15 cal ski 10 ring row5 strict pull-up 500 ski 20 hang power clean 95# 15 cal AA 10 ring row5 strict pull-up B)4x10/10 hammer curl 30/30 and 40/40 C)4x15 fat grip barbell curl 45# 20 banded lat pull down D) 1:00 day grip curl hold 45#5:00 C 2 bike cool down100 neck curls

Why This Workout Is Hard

This is a multi-part workout with a grueling for-time component (Part A) featuring 3 rounds of moderate-load barbell cycling (95# HPC), ski erg, and gymnastics movements with minimal rest. The 1k-2k-500m ski intervals create significant aerobic demand while grip fatigue from ring rows and pull-ups compounds throughout. Parts B-D are accessory work that extends overall session volume. The combination of sustained intensity, movement interference (grip-dependent exercises stacked together), and cumulative fatigue across multiple modalities makes this Hard for the average athlete.

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Stamina (8/10): High volume of hang power cleans, ring rows, and strict pull-ups across three rounds tests muscular endurance, particularly in pulling and core stability.
  • Endurance (7/10): The for-time format with sustained ski erg, ring rows, and pull-ups demands continuous cardiovascular output across multiple rounds without full recovery between movements.
  • Power (6/10): Hang power cleans are explosive movements; however, fatigue accumulation and high rep ranges reduce power expression as workout progresses.
  • Speed (6/10): For-time format incentivizes quick transitions and steady pacing; ski erg and ring rows allow rapid cycling, though grip fatigue may slow later rounds.
  • Strength (5/10): Moderate loads (95# cleans) with moderate rep ranges; accessory work emphasizes strength-endurance rather than maximal force production.
  • Flexibility (3/10): Basic shoulder and hip mobility required for cleans, ring rows, and pull-ups; minimal extreme range of motion demands.

Movements

  • Ring Row
  • Air Bike
  • Dumbbell Hammer Curl
  • Cable Lat Pulldown
  • Ski Erg
  • Barbell Curl
  • BikeErg
  • Hang Power Clean
  • Strict Pull-Up

Modality Profile

Workout contains 10 unique movements: Ski (M), Hang Power Clean (W), Ring Row (G), Strict Pull-up (G), AA/Assault Bike (M), Hammer Curl (W), Fat Grip Barbell Curl (W), Banded Lat Pulldown (G), Grip Curl Hold (W), Neck Curls (G). Distribution: 3 Gymnastics movements (30%), 3 Monostructural movements (30%), 4 Weightlifting movements (40%).

Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance7/10The for-time format with sustained ski erg, ring rows, and pull-ups demands continuous cardiovascular output across multiple rounds without full recovery between movements.
Stamina8/10High volume of hang power cleans, ring rows, and strict pull-ups across three rounds tests muscular endurance, particularly in pulling and core stability.
Strength5/10Moderate loads (95# cleans) with moderate rep ranges; accessory work emphasizes strength-endurance rather than maximal force production.
Flexibility3/10Basic shoulder and hip mobility required for cleans, ring rows, and pull-ups; minimal extreme range of motion demands.
Power6/10Hang power cleans are explosive movements; however, fatigue accumulation and high rep ranges reduce power expression as workout progresses.
Speed6/10For-time format incentivizes quick transitions and steady pacing; ski erg and ring rows allow rapid cycling, though grip fatigue may slow later rounds.

A) For time:1k ski 20 hang power clean 95# 15 cal AA 10 ring row5 strict pull-up 2k AA 20 hang power clean 95# 15 cal ski 10 ring row5 strict pull-up 500 ski 20 hang power clean 95# 15 cal AA 10 ring row5 strict pull-up B)4x10/10 hammer curl 30/30 and 40/40 C)4x15 fat grip barbell curl 45# 20 banded lat pull down D) 1:00 day grip curl hold 45#5:00 C 2 bike cool down100 neck curls

Difficulty:
Hard
Modality:
G
M
W
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