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5 Rounds for Time 50 Box Step-Ups (20") (45/35 lb barbell) 15 Cleans (135/95 lb) 50 Box Step-Ups (20") (45/35 lb barbell) 10 Snatches (135/95 lb)

Why This Workout Is Very Hard

Hero WOD. 5 rounds: high-vol weighted step-ups, moderate cleans (135lb), moderate snatches (135lb). Very demanding volume/strength endurance.

Benchmark Times for Monti

  • Elite: <67:30
  • Advanced: 67:30-62:31
  • Intermediate: 62:31-55:01
  • Beginner: >55:01

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Stamina (10/10): Massive volume: 500 total weighted box step-ups, 75 cleans (135lb), and 50 snatches (135lb). This will exhaust leg, core, shoulder, back, and grip stamina to an incredible degree.
  • Endurance (9/10): Five rounds, each with 100 total weighted box step-ups (45/35 lb barbell) and a total of 25 moderate-heavy Olympic lifts (15 cleans, 10 snatches at 135/95 lb). This is an extremely demanding test of loaded cardiovascular endurance and strength endurance.
  • Strength (8/10): Cleans and snatches at 135/95 lbs are moderate-heavy loads for this volume. Weighted box step-ups with a 45/35 lb barbell are a significant strength endurance challenge for the legs and core. This WOD has a very strong strength component throughout.
  • Power (7/10): Cleans and snatches are primary power movements. Maintaining power output through 5 rounds of such high-volume lifting and loaded stepping is critical.
  • Flexibility (5/10): Requires mobility for cleans and snatches (squat depth, overhead position, front rack) and hip flexion for step-ups under load.
  • Speed (3/10): Pacing is absolutely crucial for survival and completion. Efficient movement on lifts and step-ups is key, but this is not about raw speed due to the extreme volume and load over 5 rounds.

Modality Profile

A workout with a monostructural component (Box Step-Ups) and two heavy weightlifting movements (Cleans, Snatches). Weightlifting dominant.

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Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance9/10Five rounds, each with 100 total weighted box step-ups (45/35 lb barbell) and a total of 25 moderate-heavy Olympic lifts (15 cleans, 10 snatches at 135/95 lb). This is an extremely demanding test of loaded cardiovascular endurance and strength endurance.
Stamina10/10Massive volume: 500 total weighted box step-ups, 75 cleans (135lb), and 50 snatches (135lb). This will exhaust leg, core, shoulder, back, and grip stamina to an incredible degree.
Strength8/10Cleans and snatches at 135/95 lbs are moderate-heavy loads for this volume. Weighted box step-ups with a 45/35 lb barbell are a significant strength endurance challenge for the legs and core. This WOD has a very strong strength component throughout.
Flexibility5/10Requires mobility for cleans and snatches (squat depth, overhead position, front rack) and hip flexion for step-ups under load.
Power7/10Cleans and snatches are primary power movements. Maintaining power output through 5 rounds of such high-volume lifting and loaded stepping is critical.
Speed3/10Pacing is absolutely crucial for survival and completion. Efficient movement on lifts and step-ups is key, but this is not about raw speed due to the extreme volume and load over 5 rounds.

5 Rounds for Time 50 Box Step-Ups (20") (45/35 lb barbell) 15 Cleans (135/95 lb) 50 Box Step-Ups (20") (45/35 lb barbell) 10 Snatches (135/95 lb)

Difficulty:
Very Hard
Modality:
M
W
Time Distribution:
42:31Elite
57:31Target
67:30Time Cap
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