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Buy-In: 0.5 mile Weighted Run (1/2 Bodyweight) Then AMRAP in 20 minutes of: 5 Deadlifts (1/2 Bodyweight) 5 Hang Power Cleans (1/2 Bodyweight) 5 Front Squats (1/2 Bodyweight) 5 Push Jerks (1/2 Bodyweight) 5 Back Squats (1/2 Bodyweight) 0.5 mile Run

Why This Workout Is Hard

Starts with a heavy weighted run buy-in, followed by a 20-minute AMRAP of a bodyweight-scaled barbell complex and running. Tests strength endurance and running under load.

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Stamina (9/10): The weighted run buy-in is a huge stamina test. The AMRAP involves repeatedly cycling a 25-rep barbell complex at 1/2 bodyweight and then running 0.5 miles. This will severely tax full-body strength-stamina and running endurance.
  • Endurance (8/10): Starts with a 0.5-mile weighted run (1/2 bodyweight), then a 20-minute AMRAP of a 5-rep barbell complex (DL, HPC, FS, PJ, BS - all at 1/2 BW) followed by a 0.5-mile unweighted run per round. This is a very demanding test of strength endurance under load and running capacity.
  • Strength (8/10): All barbell movements are at 1/2 bodyweight, which is a significant load for a complex performed for multiple reps and rounds. The weighted run (1/2 BW) is also a major strength endurance challenge.
  • Power (6/10): The hang power cleans and push jerks in the complex are explosive. Maintaining power through the complex and on the runs after the initial heavy carry is key.
  • Flexibility (4/10): Requires good mobility for all components of the complex (deadlifts, cleans, front squats, overhead jerks, back squats) and for running, especially under load.
  • Speed (4/10): Pacing the initial weighted run and subsequent unweighted runs is crucial. Efficient cycling of the barbell complex is important, but managing the overall load and endurance demand is paramount.

Modality Profile

A G/M workout with a monostructural component (Row) and a gymnastics component (Burpees).

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Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance8/10Starts with a 0.5-mile weighted run (1/2 bodyweight), then a 20-minute AMRAP of a 5-rep barbell complex (DL, HPC, FS, PJ, BS - all at 1/2 BW) followed by a 0.5-mile unweighted run per round. This is a very demanding test of strength endurance under load and running capacity.
Stamina9/10The weighted run buy-in is a huge stamina test. The AMRAP involves repeatedly cycling a 25-rep barbell complex at 1/2 bodyweight and then running 0.5 miles. This will severely tax full-body strength-stamina and running endurance.
Strength8/10All barbell movements are at 1/2 bodyweight, which is a significant load for a complex performed for multiple reps and rounds. The weighted run (1/2 BW) is also a major strength endurance challenge.
Flexibility4/10Requires good mobility for all components of the complex (deadlifts, cleans, front squats, overhead jerks, back squats) and for running, especially under load.
Power6/10The hang power cleans and push jerks in the complex are explosive. Maintaining power through the complex and on the runs after the initial heavy carry is key.
Speed4/10Pacing the initial weighted run and subsequent unweighted runs is crucial. Efficient cycling of the barbell complex is important, but managing the overall load and endurance demand is paramount.

Buy-In: 0.5 mile Weighted Run (1/2 Bodyweight) Then AMRAP in 20 minutes of: 5 Deadlifts (1/2 Bodyweight) 5 Hang Power Cleans (1/2 Bodyweight) 5 Front Squats (1/2 Bodyweight) 5 Push Jerks (1/2 Bodyweight) 5 Back Squats (1/2 Bodyweight) 0.5 mile Run

Difficulty:
Hard
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