Strength:
OFF
Conditioning:
3 Rounds of:
5 Back Squat (135#/ 95#)
5 Deadlift (225#/ 145#)
5 Muscle up
5 Back Squat (225#/ 145#)
5 Deadlift (315#/ 195#)
5 Muscle up
5 Back Squat (315#/ 195#)
5 Deadlift (405#/ 245#)
5 Muscle up
Intermediate:
3 Rounds of:
5 Back Squat (135#/ 95#)
5 Deadlift (225#/ 145#)
10 Pull up
10 Dip
5 Back Squat (185#/ 115#)
5 Deadlift (275#/ 165#)
10 Pull up
10 Dip
5 Back Squat (225#/ 145#)
5 Deadlift (315#/ 195#)
10 Pull up
10 Dip
Beginner:
3 Rounds of:
5 Back Squat (95#/ 65#)
5 Deadlift (145#/ 85#)
5 Pull up
5 Dip
5 Back Squat (145#/ 85#)
5 Deadlift (195#/ 105#)
5 Pull up
5 Dip
5 Back Squat (195#/ 105#)
5 Deadlift (245#/ 125#)
5 Pull up
5 Dip
Novice:
3 Rounds of:
5 Back Squat (65#/ 45#)
5 Deadlift (85#/ 65#)
5 Pull up
5 Dip
5 Back Squat (85#/ 55#)
5 Deadlift (105#/ 75#)
5 Pull up
5 Dip
5 Back Squat (105#/ 65#)
5 Deadlift (125#/ 85#)
5 Pull up
5 Dip
*Change your own weights throughout the workout
*Feel free to scale up to 5 rounds if you're feeling up to it
*Remember: The scaled down versions are merely suggestions. You can pick and choose the things you need to scale. The prescribed weights or reps may seem extreme at times, but that is because I program for top level athletes. Do not be ashamed to do the Intermediate, Beginner or Novice weights or reps; everyone has to start somewhere. Make it a goal of yours to do the advanced WOD if you cannot already do so.
WOD DEMO w David Charbonneau
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