0:00-12:00 General Warm-up
12:00-19:00 Explanation of WOD and WOD Prep
OF NOTE: I will allot more time for explanation when it is more movements and/or more difficult with logistics
19:00-26:00 WOD Prep
26:00-50:00 WOD
50:00-60:00 Cool-down
General Warm-up
3 Rounds
5 each way Seated Hip Openers
20-30 seconds each side Pigeon Stretch
3-5 each way Scorpions
20-30 seconds each side Straight Arm Bicep/Shoulder Stretch on Rig
20-30 seconds each side Standing Tricep Stretch
20-30 seconds each side Lat Stretch on Rig
20-30 seconds each side Calf Stretch on Rig
3-5 Inchworms
—after 3 rounds—
2 minutes easy pace machine of your choice
WOD Prep
3 Rounds
10/7 Calorie Bike
10 Push-ups
10 Box Jumps
10 Ring Rows
10 Russian KB Swings
WOD:
8 Rounds for each movement
Tabata: 20 seconds of work/10 seconds of rest
1 minute rest between movements
Calorie Bike
Push-ups
Box Jumps @24/20”
Ring Rows
Russian KB Swings @53/35
SCORE: Total Reps
PACE GOAL: Push the pace and see what happens
FEEL:
Cardio on Bike on Box Jumps
Upper Body Muscular Endurance on Push-ups and Ring Rows
Grip and posterior chain on Swings
Overall, Tabata will really test your endurance, doing 8 sets of one movement in a row is very different than alternating through the movements
KEEPING SCORE RECOMMENDATION:
Personally on workouts like this, I don’t like to do math at the end so I just keep a running count.
The Bike tracks calories for you, so let’s say I get 60 Calories total on the Bike, when I start on Push-ups I would start counting 61, 62, 63, etc…this allows you to just have a running count the whole time and you will have your number at the end without math. If you go out of order to share bikes then keep a running count on all other movements then you only have to add bike calories at the end
LOGISTICS:
I would line all of the bikes up in a row on a wall or at one end of the gym
I would line the boxes all in a straight line somewhere in the gym
I would have a designated space for each of the other movements: push-ups, Ring Rows, Swings
If you are short on bikes then create groups based on that number
This is not required but highly recommended. If you leave people to put things out on their own it will look like an equipment explosion everywhere 😬
STRATEGY:
RPE of 8 on Bike, hard but not all out so you can stay more consistent across all rounds
Break early on Push-ups and do 3-5s with quick rest, chest to deck, full lockout on each rep
Steady pace on Box Jumps…if you are scaling, find something to jump on even if that is stacking rubber plates. Step-ups will not help you get Box Jumps, jumping will
Break early on Ring Rows, 5s with quick rest…remember, the more parallel you get to the ground the harder these are, they should be very challenging, make sure you get the rings all the way to your chest
Go for unbroken sets each round on Swings, good hip pop, arms are just along for the ride, they should not be actively raising the KB or resisting it on the way down
OF NOTE: I very rarely do American KB Swings, pretty much only if they are in a Hero or Girl WOD, I feel there is already enough shoulder/overhead in CrossFit, no need to add more
EQUIPMENT CONSIDERATIONS:
5 people can share one Bike, start people at different stations and cycle through
Rotate through in the order listed: Bike to Push-ups, Push-ups to Box Jumps, Box Jumps to Ring Rows, Ring Rows to Swings, Swings to Bike. There are in this order for a reason…Bike into Box Jumps would not go well 😁
BEGINNER: Knees or Hands Elevated Push-ups, 16/12”, 26/18
SCALED: Knees or Hands Elevated Push-ups, 20/16”, 35/26
Rx+: 70/53
COMP: 30/24”, 88/62
