
Front Squat
Deadlift
Perform the following sets based off you 1RM, for a total of 3 work sets after your warm ups sets. Rest 1.5-3 min between sets
80% x 3 reps
85% x 3 reps
90% x 3+ reps
As many rounds in 10 mins:
Sprint 100m
Max rep push ups

As many rounds as possible in 15 minutes:
1 Round is equal to:
3 Power Cleans 80kg
3 Rounds of 5 Pull Ups, 10 Push Ups, 15 Air Squats
For 20 seconds do as many reps of deadlift as you can. Rest 10 seconds. Repeat this 7 more times for a total of 8 sets. Your score is counted by total number of reps in 8 sets.
Rest 1 minute
For 20 seconds do as many reps of hand stand push ups as you can. Rest 10 seconds. Repeat this 7 more times for a total of 8 sets. Your score is counted by total number of reps in 8 sets.
Amateur/Collegiate - 100KG
Professional - 140KG
Post total reps of deadlift + handstand push ups
Week 1 new cycle
Bench Press 5x5 up 2.5 from last week (2 min rest in between sets)
Barbell Step ups 1 each leg on the minute for 10 minutes up 2.5 from last week
Max Rep Pull Ups
Sprint 100 meters
Post total number of Pull Ups and rounds completed

Standing Press up to a heavy single (1rep)
Squat 5x5 -If you made all your reps last week increase the weight by 2.5kg
Deadlift 6x3 (start with 60% 5rm, move the bar as fast as possible 40 sec rest in between sets)
increase weight from last week by 5 kg
For Total Distance
Row 1 min on 1min off for 5 Rounds (10min)
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Bench Press 5x5 up 2.5 from last week (2 min rest in between sets)
Barbell Step ups 1 each leg on the minute for 10 minutes up 2.5 from last week
(*Use a box tall enough so when your foot is on the box your hamstring is parallel to the floor.*Place the weight on your back in a squat position and stand up so both feet are on the box, then step down, start out with a manageable weight with good form)
Deadlift work up to your current 5rm
Sprints
10 rounds of:
50m sprints
*The focus is to run at maximal speed for all 10 sprints
*Rest 30-45 seconds between sprints
*Run at 90-100% effort on all sprints

Standing Press up to a heavy double (2reps)
Squat 5x5 -If you made all your reps last week increase the weight by 2.5kg
Deadlift 6x3 (start with 60% 5rm, move the bar as fast as possible 40 sec rest in between sets) increase weight from last week by 5 kg
6 Min for Max Rounds of
6 Sandbag To Shoulder (20kg), 200m Run with the sandbag, 10 Pullups
Rest 2 min and repeat once more


Standing Press up to a heavy triple (3reps)
Squat 5x5 (start out with a hard but manageable weight, some wear in the vicinity of 80% of your 1rm if you know it 2 min rest in between sets)
Deadlift 6x3 (start with 60% 5rm, move the bar as fast as possible 40 sec rest in between sets)
3 Rounds
30 Double Unders
30 Situps
Week 1 of new cycle
Standing Press 6x3 (start with 60% 5rm [LIGHT WEIGHT], move the bar as fast as possible 40sec rest in between sets)
Squat up to a heavy triple (3reps)
Hang Power Clean 2 reps on the minute for 10 minutes (start out with a hard but manageable weight, some wear in the vicinity of 85% of your 1rm if you know it)
For Time
400m Run
15,12,9
Bench Press Body Weight
Towel/Gi Pullups
400m Run

Complete 5 rounds for time:
Squat Max Reps
Complete twelve (12) 100 meters sprints on the minute.
Start the clock on your first sprint. You perform a sprint at the top of every minute. You have one minute to complete the sprint. For example, If you run the sprint in 15 seconds, you have 45 seconds to rest. Record the time of your 1st and 12th sprint.
Post times of 1st and 12th sprint...... Good Luck
Record weight, number of drops and total time


Max Effort Day
Dumbell Snatch 5x5
Dumbell Squat Clean and Jerk 5x5
Dumbell Floor Press One arm at a time 5x5 L/R
Carry a bodyweight sandbag for 800m
According to famed strength researcher Vladimir Zatsiorsky, there are three ways to build strength:
• Lift a maximal load, which is known as the Maximal Effort Method.
• Lift a submaximal load as explosively as possible, which is known as the Dynamic Effort Method.
• Lift a submaximal load to failure, which is known as the Repeated Effort Method.