Workout Description

Warm Up SOP plus:Good Mornings-with PVC x20with Bar x20Strength/Skill:Sumo DeadliftFind 1 Rep Max!!!!!Metabolic Conditioning:15-12-9-6-3 : Two handed KB Swings 53/35 RX 70/53 COMP50-40-30-20-10 :Double unders10-10-10-10-10 : Burpees

Why This Workout Is Hard

The 1RM Sumo Deadlift pre-fatigues the posterior chain and grip before the MetCon — making KB swings significantly harder than fresh. The MetCon itself totals 45 KB swings, 150 double unders (skill degrades fast under fatigue), and 50 burpees. That combination is already solidly Medium, but the CNS and muscular fatigue carried over from max deadlift efforts pushes this squarely into Hard territory for the average athlete.

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Strength (9/10): A true 1-rep max Sumo Deadlift is the centerpiece of the session. Finding a personal maximum requires maximal neural and muscular force production under heavy loading — a near-pure strength stimulus.
  • Endurance (6/10): The MetCon combines KB swings, double unders, and burpees across five rounds, sustaining elevated heart rate throughout. Sufficient volume and movement variety to create meaningful cardiovascular demand.
  • Stamina (6/10): Total of 45 KB swings, 150 double unders, and 50 burpees creates real muscular endurance challenge for the posterior chain, shoulders, and legs across the descending ladder format.
  • Power (6/10): Kettlebell swings demand explosive hip extension on every rep. Double unders require ankle and calf power for rapid jumps. The 1RM deadlift also benefits from rate-of-force development off the floor.
  • Flexibility (5/10): Good mornings, sumo deadlift stance, and KB swing hip hinge all demand meaningful hamstring and hip mobility. Sumo stance especially requires adductor and groin flexibility to maintain safe positioning.
  • Speed (5/10): Double unders reward fast rope cycling, and the descending rep scheme encourages efficient transitions. The workout is not a sprint but benefits from consistent pacing and minimizing rest between movements.

Movements

  • Good Morning
  • Burpee
  • Double Kettlebell Swing
  • Sumo Deadlift
  • Double-Under

Modality Profile

5 total movements: Gymnastics (2) = Double-Under and Burpee (bodyweight/coordination movements); Weightlifting (3) = Good Morning, Sumo Deadlift, and Double Kettlebell Swing (all external load movements). No monostructural elements. 2/5 = 40% G, 3/5 = 60% W.

Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance6/10The MetCon combines KB swings, double unders, and burpees across five rounds, sustaining elevated heart rate throughout. Sufficient volume and movement variety to create meaningful cardiovascular demand.
Stamina6/10Total of 45 KB swings, 150 double unders, and 50 burpees creates real muscular endurance challenge for the posterior chain, shoulders, and legs across the descending ladder format.
Strength9/10A true 1-rep max Sumo Deadlift is the centerpiece of the session. Finding a personal maximum requires maximal neural and muscular force production under heavy loading — a near-pure strength stimulus.
Flexibility5/10Good mornings, sumo deadlift stance, and KB swing hip hinge all demand meaningful hamstring and hip mobility. Sumo stance especially requires adductor and groin flexibility to maintain safe positioning.
Power6/10Kettlebell swings demand explosive hip extension on every rep. Double unders require ankle and calf power for rapid jumps. The 1RM deadlift also benefits from rate-of-force development off the floor.
Speed5/10Double unders reward fast rope cycling, and the descending rep scheme encourages efficient transitions. The workout is not a sprint but benefits from consistent pacing and minimizing rest between movements.

Warm Up SOP plus:Good Mornings-with PVC x20with Bar x20Strength/Skill:Sumo DeadliftFind 1 Rep Max!!!!!Metabolic Conditioning:15-12-9-6-3 : Two handed KB Swings 53/35 RX 70/53 COMP50-40-30-20-10 :Double unders10-10-10-10-10 : Burpees

Difficulty:
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