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- Score: 150 Burpees - 8:06 min
Notes: Clean & Jerk may be any style. HSPU are head to floor (no need for Regionals standard), and kipping is allowed. Racks ARE NOT allowed for Front Squats.
Notes: The bar should be loaded with 60% of the 1RM Deadlift. Band tension should equal 25% of 1RM at the top of the lift. Judging band weight and setup is explained in this2a) Bench Press: 3X10 – heavier than last week, rest 1:30
Notes: All reps must be performed with the hips (ass) in contact with the bench.2b) Strict Weighted Pull-ups: 3X10 – heaviest possible, rest 1:30
Notes: Pull-ups do not have to be unbroken, but sets should not take longer than 30 seconds.Conditioning
Notes: Reps for KB Snatch may be apportioned in any manner as long as equal reps are performed on both arms.
Notes: One rep of Duck Walks would include 5 steps forward and 5 steps back. After each set the athlete should stand, drop the weight, and Snatch it again before beginning the next rep. Use a weight that is manageable, especially if this is your first time performing a weighted Duck Walk. Spencer DOES NOT walk back in the demo video (@100kg)—it is a no-rep.
Notes: For HSPU, perform as many strict reps as possible, then switch to Kipping—without coming off the wall—when you can do no more strict. HSPU should be performed with hands on 45# plates, and an Ab-Mat between the plates.
Notes: Do not use a false grip on Ring Swings. The movement starts with a swing and finishes with the hips in contact with the rings for a split second. Try to maintain as much tension as possible and do not break the lower leg (bend the knee), to attempt to gain more momentum.*Rest 2 minutes.
Notes: The bar should be loaded with 60% of the 1RM Deadlift. Band tension should equal 20% of 1RM at the top of the lift. Judging band weight and setup is explained in this2) Bench Press: 3X10 - absolutely heaviest possible each set, rest as needed.
Notes: All reps must be performed with the hips (ass) in contact with the bench.
Notes: BB should rise to chest height – elbows above bar – feet should stay flat on the ground.1c) 4X5 Split Press – heavier than last week, rest 45 sec.
Notes: All work should be at 90-95% RPE.
Notes: One rep of Duck Walks would include 5 steps forward and 5 steps back. After each set the athlete should stand, drop the weight, and Snatch it again before beginning the next rep. Use a weight that is manageable, especially if this is your first time performing a weighted Duck Walk. Spencer DOES NOT walk back in the demo video (@100kg)—it is a no-rep.
Notes: A Tabata interval is 20 seconds of work followed by 10 seconds of rest. Complete 4 Tabata rounds of the first movement (Row/Airdyne), then 4 Tabata rounds of Burpees. Repeat this cycle twice.
Notes: The bar should be loaded with 55% of the 1RM Deadlift. Band tension should equal 25% of 1RM at the top of the lift. Judging band weight and setup is explained in this DEMO VIDEO2) Bench Press: 1X8 @ 80%, 1X5 @ 90%, 2X3 @ 95%, 3X2 @ 100% – based off heaviest set from 121116, rest 60+ seconds.
Notes: All reps must be performed with the hips (ass) in contact with the bench.
Notes: The bar should be loaded with 50% of the 1RM Deadlift. Band tension should equal 20% of 1RM at the top of the lift. Judging band weight and setup is explained in this2) Bench Press: 1X5 @ 85%, 1X3 @ 90%, 1X3 @ 95%, 2X3 @ 100% – based off heaviest set from 121116, rest 90+ seconds.
Notes: All reps must be performed with the hips (ass) in contact with the bench.
Notes: All work should be at maximal RPE.
Notes: This should not be performed for max reps. Keep technique clean and move smoothly through each rep.
Notes: All work should be at approximately 90-95% RPE.
These are Low Bar Back Squat. Percentages should be based off your most recent 1RM Back Squat of any style.2) 7X2 1&1/4 Front Squats – heaviest possible, rest 60 seconds.
Notes: The bar should be loaded with 55% of the 1RM Deadlift. Band tension should equal 25% of 1RM at the top of the lift. Judging band weight and setup is explained in this2) 7X2 Bench Press – heaviest possible, rest 60 seconds.
Notes: All reps must be performed with the hips (ass) in contact with the bench.
These are Low Bar Back Squat. Percentages should be based off your most recent 1RM Back Squat of any style.2) 5X3 Front Squats (1st rep pause) – near heaviest possible, rest 90 seconds.
Notes: The first rep of each set should have a 5 count (second) pause in the absolute bottom position. When you stand, DO NOT bounce to initiate out of the bottom.
Notes: The Prowler Shuttle Push should be performed using the high handles to push 75′ down, and the low handles to push 75′ back. The Prowler weights displayed are including the weight of the Prowler. The standard Prowler weighs 75#, if yours is not a standard Prowler, then figure out exactly what it weighs and load it appropriately to equal the prescribed weight.
Notes: The bar should be loaded with 50% of the 1RM Deadlift. Band tension should equal 20% of 1RM at the top of the lift. Judging band weight and setup is explained in this2) 5X3 Bench Press – heaviest possible, rest 2 plus minutes.
Notes: All reps must be performed with the hips (ass) in contact with the bench.
Notes: These are LOW Bar Back-Squats. Percentage is based off of most recent 1RM HBBS.
Notes: HSPU are regionals standard.
Notes: There is a 10 minute cap. Racks MAY NOT be used for Front Squats.-then (immediately at completion of the WOD, or when the 10 minute cap is reached)-
Notes: Each attempt starts with full lockout over the rings, and finishes when the athlete drops off the rings. Score is the total of the 3 attempts.
Notes: This entire WOD should be performed with a 20/10# vest.
Notes: Enjoy this, you’ll never see it again.“Fran”
Notes: Stepups are 20 total alternating steps. Use a challenging weight, but do not use so much that you allow the trail leg to touch the box before the stepping leg is fully extended. Muscle-Ups are designed to be performed UB. If you cannot perform 7 UB without weight, try to get as large of a ME set as possible, but do not add load.
Notes: Each set should be performed without re-racking the bar. Once you have walked out of the rack with the barbell, do not put it down until the set is finished. Percentage should be based off of your most recent 1RM Squat.
Notes: The finish of the movement should be at or near chest height. If this is not possible, lower the load.2b) 3X5 Non-Heaving Drop Snatch – heavier than last week, rest 60 sec.
Notes: Feet start in the receiving position. There should be no upward movement of the barbell. Drop, and press yourself down with the bar.
Notes: The goal is to get into and maintain the handstand with exclusively the nose and feet in contact with the wall. If you can get into and maintain the handstand within these parameters begin to try to some shoulder touches. Do not let your hands or nose drift away from the wall while performing shoulder touches. It is imperative that a hollow body position be maintained for this drill. Obviously, do not allow the desire to keep your nose on the wall end in injury—it’s not that serious.
Notes: Treat this like a meet. Warmup well, then stick to only 3 attempts. Plan out your lifts beforehand, and rest 2-4 minutes.
Notes: A touch on the top of the box is not required, but it is allowed.
Notes: Percentage should be based off of your most recent 1RM Squat.
Notes: The finish of the movement should be at or near chest height. If this is not possible, lower the load.2b) 3X5 Non-Heaving Drop Snatch – heavy but fast, rest 60 sec.
Notes: Feet start in the receiving position. There should be no upward movement of the barbell. Drop, and press yourself down with the bar.
Notes: If you are fairly proficient, set up cones or something to turn around. Set them up no more than 10′ apart and attempt to turn in both directions. If you are not proficient simply practice walking.
Notes: Percentage should be based off of your most recent 1RM Squat.
Notes: If you are proficient at these, treat this as a slow/controlled AMRAP. If you cannot do any absolutely strict, then practice with as little help from the hips as possible.
Notes: This is 16 total alternating rounds of 20 seconds of work followed by 10 seconds rest. For Ab-Mat Situps the movement begins with hands touching the floor overhead, and finishes when both hand touch the feet after coming to a upright seated position.M/F/S - 2/2/2
Notes: The 100 UB Double-Unders are a “buy-in”. when the 12 minute clock starts they must be completed before moving on to the AMRAP. The TOTAL TIME of the entire piece is 12 minutes. If you do not complete the 100 UB Double-Unders in the 12 minutes your score is ZERO.
Notes: HSPU should be performed as one UB set. Perform as many strict as possible, then switch to a Kip and complete the set. UB KB Snatches are designed to be performed completely UB. Try to perform all 25 reps on one arm, then switch arms, without putting the bell down, and perform 25 reps with the other arm.M/F/S - 4/7/3
Notes: Percentage should be based off of your most recent 1RM Squat.
Notes: Try to spend the majority of this time inverted. If you can only get into a handstand against a wall, then try to play with balancing just the wall. If you can freestand, then attempt to walk. If you can walk practice turns. Etc.
Notes: Target Burpees should be performed by touching a target 12″ above the highest reach. This is one continuous 11 minute effort. There is no rest betweenM/F/S - 7/9/6
Notes: Lateral Box Jumps should be performed with both feet touching the top of the box, however, full hip extension on top of the box is not necessary.
Notes: This should be performed as a continuous effort. Once you have performed the movement with both arms, add weight immediately and continue until time expires.
Notes: HSPU should be performed as one UB set. Perform as many strict as possible, then switch to a Kip and complete the set
Notes: Percentage should be based off of your most recent 1RM Squat.
Notes: The demo video demonstrates the movement performed to the thighs, the version we are performing today should stop at the knees.2b) 5X3 Heaving Snatch Balance – heavy, rest 60 sec.
Notes: This is meant to provide a warm up for both the legs and the CNS. DO NOT go above the prescribed weight. Each set should be easy and fast.Strength
Notes: The Cleans should provide a good warmup, but you will still need some Squat sets of 2-3 reps. Once you reach the 75-80% range, take 2 minutes rest then perform a “Walkout” (simply setup like you’re going to squat, walk out of the rack, and hold the weight on your back for 5 seconds – DO NOT attempt to squat – belts are recommended for this movement) with 5-10% more than your projected maximal Squat. If you are projecting 400#, walk out with approximately 425#. After your “Walkout”, rest 2 minutes then begin your near maximal and maximal attempts. If you have not missed an attempt you may go slightly over the time limitation.
Notes: Any style, racks may be used.
Notes: HSPU should be performed using the 2012 Regional’s standard. If you feel you have done this WOD enough and will not go any faster, scale up to a 4″ deficit.M/F/S -3/3/3
Notes: This should be performed as a complex. Do not drop the bar between movements. The OHS should be down and up for both reps without hesitation. Do not reset the feet after the Power Snatch. Perform the OHS with the feet in the exact position that you catch the Power Snatch. This is meant to penalize wide landings.2) 7X1 1 Hang Power Clean + 1 Power Clean + 2 Push Jerks – heaviest possible, rest 60 sec (exactly).
Notes: These should be UB reps, if you cannot perform them UB then lower the load.
Notes: Do not go above 80%, but if 75% feels very light you may add up to 80%. Stick to the rest intervals and concentrate on being fast off the floor. We will be testing next week, so treat each lift as if it is a new 1RM.2) Bench Press: 2X5 @ 75%, 2X3 @ 80%, 3X2 @ 85% – rest 60 sec.
Notes: These are not incline, they should be performed on a flat bench. If you do not know your 1RM, use a weight that’s heavy, but stays fast throughout all sets.
Notes: Notice the length of the rest intervals. DO NOT deviate from them. Muscle-Ups should be performed as a max effort unbroken set, then perform 3 more reps as fast as possible after finishing the UB set. If you cannot string together more than 3 reps UB, then perform another UB set before performing the extra 3 reps. If you cannot string reps together perform 7 reps as fast as possible.M/F/S - 4/5/2
Notes: Percentage is based off of 120515. DO NOT go up from the number you are supposed to be working off of.2) 3X5 Front Squats @ 77.5% (3 second pause on the 1st & 5th rep) – rest 90 seconds.
Notes: There is a 10 minute cap on this effort.-then (no break)-
Notes: This should be performed as a complex. Do not drop the bar between movements.2) 7X1 3 Hang Power Cleans + 1 Push Jerk – heaviest possible, rest 60 sec (exactly).
Notes: Hang should be just above the knees. These should be UB reps, if you cannot perform them UB then lower the load.
Notes: KB Lunges should be performed with TWO KBs held overhead. Each step counts as 1 rep.
Notes: The bar should be loaded with 55% of the 1RM Deadlift. Band tension should equal 20% of 1RM at the top of the lift. These are not touch & go reps, each rep should stop completely on the ground. Judging band weight and setup is explained in this1b) Bench Press: 2X3 @ 70%, 2X3 @ 75%, 2X2 @ 80%, 1X2 @ 85% – rest 60 sec.
Notes: These are not incline, they should be performed on a flat bench. If you do not know your 1RM, use a weight that’s heavy, but stays fast throughout all sets.
Notes: Notice the length of the rest intervals. DO NOT deviate from them. If more than 20 UB Ring Dips are possible add some sort of weight or weight vest.M/F/S - 2/4/6