Workout Description

EMOM301: AA >60RPM2: 10 ring pull-up 3: 15/15 dB curl 30#4: 10/10/10 3 position neck curl 5: ring hang :30

Why This Workout Is Medium

This 30-minute EMOM has light-to-moderate loads (ring pull-ups, 30# dumbbells, bodyweight holds) with built-in recovery—athletes work ~2-3 minutes per round, then rest 7+ minutes before repeating. Ring pull-ups demand skill but low volume (10 reps). The curl and neck work are accessory-level. No single element is demanding, and the extended rest between rounds prevents fatigue accumulation. Average CrossFitters complete as prescribed without significant scaling.

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Flexibility (6/10): Ring pull-ups and hangs require shoulder mobility and thoracic extension. Neck curls demand cervical spine range of motion. Moderate mobility demands overall.
  • Strength (5/10): Ring pull-ups and dumbbell curls demand moderate strength. 30# dumbbells provide moderate load; ring work requires significant pulling strength and stability.
  • Stamina (4/10): Moderate muscular endurance challenge from ring pull-ups and dumbbell curls across multiple minutes. Ring hangs add isometric endurance, but total volume remains relatively low.
  • Speed (4/10): EMOM structure requires completing work within each minute, creating moderate pacing pressure. Transitions between movements demand efficiency but not sprint-level intensity.
  • Endurance (3/10): EMOM format with 1-minute intervals provides built-in recovery, limiting sustained cardiovascular demand. Low overall volume and rest periods prevent significant aerobic stimulus.
  • Power (2/10): Minimal explosive demand. Movements are controlled and deliberate, emphasizing strength and endurance rather than speed or explosiveness.

Movements

  • Air Bike
  • Neck Flexion
  • Dead Hang
  • Dumbbell Curl
  • Ring Pull-Up

Modality Profile

Workout contains 5 movements: Ring pull-ups (G), Dumbbell curls (W), Neck curls (G), Ring hang (G), and Air assault bike (M). Counting unique movements: 4 Gymnastics (ring pull-ups, neck curls, ring hang, and the bodyweight coordination of the bike), 1 Weightlifting (dumbbell curls). Distribution: G=80%, W=20%, M=0%.

Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance3/10EMOM format with 1-minute intervals provides built-in recovery, limiting sustained cardiovascular demand. Low overall volume and rest periods prevent significant aerobic stimulus.
Stamina4/10Moderate muscular endurance challenge from ring pull-ups and dumbbell curls across multiple minutes. Ring hangs add isometric endurance, but total volume remains relatively low.
Strength5/10Ring pull-ups and dumbbell curls demand moderate strength. 30# dumbbells provide moderate load; ring work requires significant pulling strength and stability.
Flexibility6/10Ring pull-ups and hangs require shoulder mobility and thoracic extension. Neck curls demand cervical spine range of motion. Moderate mobility demands overall.
Power2/10Minimal explosive demand. Movements are controlled and deliberate, emphasizing strength and endurance rather than speed or explosiveness.
Speed4/10EMOM structure requires completing work within each minute, creating moderate pacing pressure. Transitions between movements demand efficiency but not sprint-level intensity.

EMOM301: AA >60RPM2: 10 ring pull-up 3: 15/15 dB curl 30#4: 10/10/10 3 position neck curl 5: ring hang :30

Difficulty:
Medium
Modality:
G
W
Your Scores:

Training Profile

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