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For Time 100 Curtis P's (105/70 lb) One "Curtis P" complex is comprised of one Power Clean one Lunge (each leg) and one Push Press.

Why This Workout Is Hard

100 reps of the 'Curtis P' barbell complex (Power Clean, Lunge L, Lunge R, Push Press). Tests strength endurance and mental fortitude.

Benchmark Times for Oh No Curtis P

  • Elite: <28:45
  • Advanced: 28:45-26:16
  • Intermediate: 26:16-22:31
  • Beginner: >22:31

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Stamina (9/10): One hundred reps of a 4-part complex (400 total major movements) with a 105/70 lb barbell will severely tax full-body muscular endurance, particularly grip, legs, shoulders, and core stability through the lunges and presses.
  • Endurance (7/10): Performing 100 reps of the 'Curtis P' complex (Power Clean + Lunge L + Lunge R + Push Press) at 105/70 lbs for time is a significant test of strength-biased conditioning and mental fortitude. This will be very metabolically taxing.
  • Strength (7/10): The barbell load (105/70 lb) is moderate, but performing 100 full complexes makes this a very significant test of strength endurance across cleans, lunges, and presses.
  • Power (6/10): The power clean and push press components are explosive. Maintaining power output for 100 full complexes is a major challenge.
  • Flexibility (4/10): Requires mobility for power cleans (catch position), lunges (hip flexors, balance), and push presses (overhead).
  • Speed (4/10): Efficiently cycling through each component of the Curtis P complex and minimizing rest is key for a good time, but managing fatigue and maintaining form with the barbell is paramount.

Modality Profile

A G/W couplet with a gymnastics movement (Toes-to-Bar) and a weightlifting movement (Curtis P complex).

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Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance7/10Performing 100 reps of the 'Curtis P' complex (Power Clean + Lunge L + Lunge R + Push Press) at 105/70 lbs for time is a significant test of strength-biased conditioning and mental fortitude. This will be very metabolically taxing.
Stamina9/10One hundred reps of a 4-part complex (400 total major movements) with a 105/70 lb barbell will severely tax full-body muscular endurance, particularly grip, legs, shoulders, and core stability through the lunges and presses.
Strength7/10The barbell load (105/70 lb) is moderate, but performing 100 full complexes makes this a very significant test of strength endurance across cleans, lunges, and presses.
Flexibility4/10Requires mobility for power cleans (catch position), lunges (hip flexors, balance), and push presses (overhead).
Power6/10The power clean and push press components are explosive. Maintaining power output for 100 full complexes is a major challenge.
Speed4/10Efficiently cycling through each component of the Curtis P complex and minimizing rest is key for a good time, but managing fatigue and maintaining form with the barbell is paramount.

For Time 100 Curtis P's (105/70 lb) One "Curtis P" complex is comprised of one Power Clean one Lunge (each leg) and one Push Press.

Difficulty:
Hard
Modality:
G
W
Time Distribution:
16:16Elite
23:46Target
28:45Time Cap
Your Scores:

Training Profile

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