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Workout Description

For Time (with a Partner) 500-400-300-200-100 meter Row (each) Partner Holds Kettlebells in Rack (2x24/16 kg) 5 Burpee penalty for each drop of kettlebells

Why This Workout Is Hard

A partner workout combining descending rows with a static kettlebell rack hold, penalizing drops. Tests rowing capacity and static strength endurance.

Benchmark Times for Panic Breathing

  • Elite: <23:45
  • Advanced: 23:45-21:16
  • Intermediate: 21:16-17:31
  • Beginner: >17:31

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Stamina (8/10): The static kettlebell rack hold is an extreme test of anterior core, shoulder, and grip isometric stamina. The partner performing rows is also working full-body stamina. Burpee penalties further tax stamina.
  • Endurance (7/10): A partner workout with descending rows (500m down to 100m each), while the other partner holds two heavy kettlebells (2x24/16kg or ~2x53/35lb) in the front rack position. The rowing is a cardiovascular test, made harder by the pressure of the partner's hold. Burpee penalties for drops add to metabolic cost.
  • Strength (7/10): Holding two 24/16kg kettlebells in the front rack for extended periods requires significant static strength in the shoulders, upper back, and core. Rowing involves leg drive strength.
  • Speed (5/10): Fast rowing by the working partner is key to minimize the holding time for the other. Quick transitions between partners. Avoiding burpee penalties by maintaining the hold is crucial.
  • Power (4/10): Rowing for speed involves power per stroke. The KB hold is static strength/stamina. Burpees have a power component.
  • Flexibility (3/10): Requires good front rack mobility to hold the KBs efficiently. Basic rowing mechanics. Mobility for burpees if penalized.

Modality Profile

A partner workout. Row (M), KB Rack Hold (W), Burpee penalty (G). This is a triplet of the three modalities. The stimulus is evenly distributed.

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Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance7/10A partner workout with descending rows (500m down to 100m each), while the other partner holds two heavy kettlebells (2x24/16kg or ~2x53/35lb) in the front rack position. The rowing is a cardiovascular test, made harder by the pressure of the partner's hold. Burpee penalties for drops add to metabolic cost.
Stamina8/10The static kettlebell rack hold is an extreme test of anterior core, shoulder, and grip isometric stamina. The partner performing rows is also working full-body stamina. Burpee penalties further tax stamina.
Strength7/10Holding two 24/16kg kettlebells in the front rack for extended periods requires significant static strength in the shoulders, upper back, and core. Rowing involves leg drive strength.
Flexibility3/10Requires good front rack mobility to hold the KBs efficiently. Basic rowing mechanics. Mobility for burpees if penalized.
Power4/10Rowing for speed involves power per stroke. The KB hold is static strength/stamina. Burpees have a power component.
Speed5/10Fast rowing by the working partner is key to minimize the holding time for the other. Quick transitions between partners. Avoiding burpee penalties by maintaining the hold is crucial.

For Time (with a Partner) 500-400-300-200-100 meter Row (each) Partner Holds Kettlebells in Rack (2x24/16 kg) 5 Burpee penalty for each drop of kettlebells

Difficulty:
Hard
Modality:
G
M
W
Time Distribution:
12:46Elite
18:46Target
23:45Time Cap
Your Scores:

Training Profile

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