Month: April 2026

  • April 10, 2026

    Skill

    12x45s
    1 squat clean

    You’ll complete 1 clean every 45 seconds for twelve rounds. Use the time to work up to a strong effort single or keep the load light and work on technique. The key points to focus on are that your hips and shoulders rise together in the first pull, and that you aggressively open your hips before dropping under the bar and receiving it in the front rack. Remember to keep your elbows up and knees tracking over your feet with your heels on the floor in the squat.

    Workout of the Day

    AMRAP in 12 minutes
    2-4-6-8-10 ..
    alternating dumbbell snatch
    sit-ups

    We’ll have twelve minutes on the clock today. This workout follows an ascending ladder format where you add two reps to both the alternating dumbbell snatches and sit-ups every round. Since the reps start low, you can move quickly early on, but the volume will build up fast. Focus on a steady rhythm and remember to create strong hip drive for the snatches so you can stay consistent as the rep count increases.

    standard: 30/20 lb
    rx: 50/35 lb
    sport: 65/45 lb, toe-to-bar

  • April 09, 2026

    Skill

    Double Inverse Tabata, alternating between
    Air Assault Bike
    Hollow Hold/Rocks

    Push for maximum effort during the short 10-second work intervals on the assault bike to rack up calories quickly. For the hollow rocks, focus on maintaining a tight, controlled core position without breaking form. Use the 20-second rest periods to transition between movements To scale the hollow rocks, tuck your knees or bring your arms down by your sides to modify the leverage.

    Workout of the Day

    AMRAP in 15 minutes
    3 strict press
    6 front rack walking lunge
    9 drag rope double unders

    Choose a barbell weight you can strict press unbroken using only your upper body, without any leg drive. On the front rack lunges, keep your elbows high to support the bar and ensure your back knee lightly touches the floor. The drag rope will heavily tax your shoulders and grip, especially after the barbell work, so focus on a steady, efficient bounding rhythm. To scale, reduce the load and swap the drag rope for a standard jump rope or single unders.

    standard: 75/55 lb
    rx: 95/65 lb
    sport: 115/85 lb

  • April 08, 2026

    Skill

    front squat
    2-2-2-2-2

    Build up to a heavy double front squat today or choose one challenging weight to use for each set. Focus on an upright torso for each rep. If you’re planning to go for a max today make sure to take an extra step back from the rig before squatting so that you have room to bail the bar if needed.

    Workout of the Day

    on a clock set for 15 minutes
    3 minutes of wall ball
    3 minutes of pull ups
    3 minutes of wall balls
    3 minutes of pull ups
    3 minutes of wall ball

    You’ll be working for three minutes at a time with two different movements. Time with the wall ball might feel a little more straight forward, break these up into manageable sets and rest when you need it. For the pull-ups you can choose to kip or go strict. Banded pull-ups or ring rows are great options as always but make sure to choose something that allows you to keep chipping through reps without actually hitting failure.

    standard: 16/12 lb.
    rx: 20/14 lb.
    sport: 25/20″, C2B

  • April 07, 2026

    Skill

    12x30s
    2 power snatches

    We’re practicing keeping a consistently strong drive across 2 reps of the power snatch today. Keep the bar light and practice performing your reps as “touch and go”. If you do decide to bump up the weight you can guide the bar to the floor and take a few seconds before your second rep and repeat the movement or increase in small increments as you go.

    Workout of the Day

    AMRAP in 20 minutes
    400m run
    21 kettlebell swings
    12 burpee box jumps

    For the swings, choose a weight you can complete in two to three sets. Find a steady rhythm on the burpee box jumps but try to move quickly to reduce the time spent there. To scale, reduce the run distance or swap for a machine, lower the kettlebell weight or height, and perform standard burpees with step-ups if jumping is an issue.

    standard: 24/16 kg, 24/20″
    rx: 28/20 kg, 24/20″
    sport: 32/24 kg, 24/20″

  • April 06, 2026

    Skill

    EMOM for 10 minutes
    1 power clean & split jerk

    We’ll be working on a classic barbell lift today. You’ll have ten opportunities to practice your footwork in the split jerk. Clean the bar to your shoulders and set your hands and feet in the optimal position to drive the bar upwards aggressively and then drop under the bar in a strong lunge position. To reset your feet, bring your front foot back and then your back foot forward.

    Workout of the Day

    AMRAP in 12 minutes
    push-ups
    5 deadlifts EMOM

    For today’s workout, we’ll be focusing on the push-up and deadlift. This workout has an interesting requirement in that we’ll use an interval timer, and you’ll perform 5 deadlifts every minute on the minute. Ideally, you’ll set yourself up with a weight that you can complete the five reps in no more than two sets throughout the entire workout. Definitely unbroken when you’re fresh. After you knock out your five deadlifts, pop down into a push-up position and knock out as many push-ups as you can until the timer goes off again. In the end, your score will be the total number of push-ups you complete.

    standard: 135/95 lb
    rx: 185/135 lb
    sport: 225/155 lb

  • April 05, 2026

    Workout of the Day

    6 rounds of 3 minutes on 1 minute off
    100m farmer carry
    30 lunge steps
    max reps double unders

    Choose two dumbbells or kettlebells or a mix of one of each for your farmer carries. The weights should be challenging but not so heavy that you have trouble getting back in time to complete the lunges and some double unders in the three minute window. The lunge steps will be unweighted today so do your best to chip through them quickly to get to your rope. Your score today will be total double unders. Spend some time practicing this skill before the workout starts so you can get some good reps in or even just some good practice. If you are new to this skill getting even a few double unders each round is a big win! If you can’t jump grab a bike and rack up calories there after the lunges instead.

  • April 04, 2026

    Workout of the Day

    AMRAP in 20 Minutes
    200m run
    15 toe-to-bar
    10 squat cleans

    Pace your runs early and use them as recovery so you can jump right on the pull-up rig. You’ll end up with a high volume of toe-to-bar, so small sets will make a lot of sense. For the squat cleans, choose a challenging weight and go with single reps all the way. To scale, swap the run for a machine, perform hanging knee raises or sit-ups, and reduce the barbell weight.

    standard: 115/85 lb
    rx: 155/105 lb
    sport: 205/145 lb

  • April 03, 2026

    Skill

    12x30s
    1 power snatch + 1 overhead squat

    We’ll be working on a couple of difficult lifts today using a short interval clock. You’ll have twelve opportunities to complete a power snatch plus overhead squat complex. Grip the barbell wide enough such that the bar rests in your hip crease while standing tall. Start with the bar at mid-shin and ensure your hips and shoulders rise together before aggressively opening your hips to drive the bar overhead. With the bar overhead, reset your stance if needed and descend into squat by sending your hips back. Overhead squats can be a challenging movement when it comes to mobility, so keep the load light and working on mechanics before going heavy.

    Workout of the Day

    AMRAP in 15 minutes
    2-4-6-8-10 …
    one-arm alternating devil press
    4-8-12-16-20 …
    box jumps

    We’ll use an ascending rep scheme in today’s workout, starting with two alternating devil presses and then moving to four box jumps. Add two reps of devil presses and four box jumps every round, so your box jumps are always double the amount of your devil presses. In the end, your score will be the number of devil presses in the final round you completed, plus all of the additional reps you scored in your last incomplete round.

    standard: 30/20 lb, 24/20″
    rx: 50/35 lb, 24/20″
    sport: 65/45 lb, 24/20″

  • April 02, 2026

    Skill

    5 max sets of
    max strict weighted pull-ups
    then
    max set of supine ring rows

    Spend a few minutes today working on strict pulling strength. You’ll have 5 opportunities to perform a max set of strict pull-ups followed by a max set of supine ring rows. If you’ve been working on strict pull-ups for a while, wear a vest or add a weight belt. Ring row difficulty can be increased by raising your feet onto a box.

    Workout of the Day

    AMRAP in 20 minutes
    400m run
    20 left leg step ups
    20 right leg step ups
    40 sit-ups

    20 minutes on the clock today to work through this difficult triplet of bodyweight movements. When it comes to the step-ups, you’ll leave one leg on the box for 20 consecutive reps and then switch. If you need to rest, do it on top of the box. For the sit-ups, feel free to anchor your feet with dumbbells if you want to increase the difficulty. Remember, if you are running out of time and about to start a new round, you can always run 300, 200, or 100m with your remaining time.

    standard, rx: 24/20″ box, abmat sit-ups
    sport: 20 alternating pistols, 20 ghd sit-ups

  • April 01, 2026

    Skill

    Deadlift
    4-4-4-4-4

    Work up to a heavy set of four deadlifts today over five sets. You can also choose to stick with one weight for all sets rather than build as you go. Focus on a strong and controlled pull from the floor as well as a controlled descent for each rep.

    Workout of the Day

    AMRAP in 12 minutes
    6 power cleans
    12 push-ups

    standard: 95/65 lb
    rx: 135/95 lb
    sport 185/135 lb, 6 strict hspu

    Choose a barbell weight you can cycle in small, quick sets or fast singles. Keep your back flat and pull from the floor with a strong hip extension. The push-ups will get tough as fatigue sets in, so break them up early to avoid hitting failure. To scale, lower the barbell weight or modify the push-ups from your knees or an elevated box.