0:00-10:00 General Warm-up
10:00-15:00 Explanation of Endurance Prep and Endurance
15:00-21:00 Endurance Prep
21:00-26:00 Transition to Endurance
26:00-56:00 Endurance
56:00-60:00 Cool-down
General Warm-up
2 Rounds
20-30 seconds On All Fours wrist/forearm mobility
20-30 seconds each side Banded Bicep/Shoulder Stretch
20-30 seconds each side Banded Tricep Stretch
20-30 seconds each side Banded Lat Stretch
10 Banded Pull Aparts
10 Face the Wall Squats
—then—
3 Rounds
DB Complex: 6 Single DB Curl to Press each arm + 6 DB Goblet Squats
MANAGEMENT:
Light or moderate weight for the DB complex
Endurance Prep
3 Rounds
10/8 Calorie Machine of your choice
4 Single DB Renegade Row (8 total push-ups, 4 rows per side)
10 Air Squats
MANAGEMENT:
I would have all machines lined up before class starts, this is the time to organize who is using what machine
Endurance
Partner Max Calories in 30 minutes
Machine of your choice
*EVERY 3 MINUTES (10 sets): Alternate between 6 Single DB Renegade Rows and 12 Air Squats (5 sets of each)
SCORE: Calories
GOAL: Breathe, move, enjoy cardio weightlifting
PACE: Steady Eddy or Betty…the work to rest ratio should allow you to keep moving consistently
FOCUS/STRATEGY:
3,2,1…Go you and you partner both complete 6 Single DB Renegade Rows (6 total Push-ups, 3 Rows each arm), then begin on your calories, at the 3:00 mark you and your partner will each complete 12 Air Squats, then back to your calories
CLOCK COUNTING UP: You will do the Single DB Renegade Rows at the 0:00, 6:00, 12:00, 18:00 and 24:00, you will do the Air Squats at the 3:00, 9:00, 15:00, 21:00 and 27:00
INDIVIDUAL OPTION:
Alt. EMOM 32: M1: Max Calories machine of your choice, M2: Max Single DB Renegade Rows, M3: Max Air Squats, M4: Rest
EQUIPMENT CONSIDERATIONS:
Should have enough machines since it is partner and machine of your choice
Even with the Individual option you could start some people on different movements, rotate through and then all rest at the same time
LOGISTICS:
I would line all of the machines up along one side or multiple sides of the gym to give plenty of room for the barbells
