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For Time 13 Squat Snatches (155/105 lb) Then, 10 Rounds of: 10 Pull-Ups 100 meter Sprint Then, 13 Squat Cleans (155/105 lb)

Why This Workout Is Hard

Hero WOD. Squat snatch buy-in (155lb), 10 rounds (pull-ups, sprint), squat clean cash-out (155lb). Tests strength/power/conditioning intervals.

Benchmark Times for Rich

  • Elite: <56:15
  • Advanced: 56:15-48:45
  • Intermediate: 48:45-40:00
  • Beginner: >40:00

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Stamina (8/10): Performing 100 pull-ups and 1000m of sprinting in intervals tests pulling/grip stamina and anaerobic running stamina. The heavy squat snatches and cleans (26 total reps at 155lb) demand significant lifting stamina and stability when fatigued.
  • Strength (8/10): Squat snatches and squat cleans at 155/105 lbs are heavy loads, especially as bookends to a conditioning piece. Pull-ups test relative pulling strength. This WOD has a strong strength component.
  • Power (8/10): Squat snatches and squat cleans are primary power movements. Sprinting is pure power output. Kipping pull-ups also utilize power. Maintaining power for heavy lifts after sprints is key.
  • Endurance (7/10): A structure of 13 heavy squat snatches (155lb) buy-in, then 10 rounds of (10 pull-ups, 100m sprint), followed by 13 heavy squat cleans (155lb) cash-out. The sprints and pull-up volume create a strong conditioning stimulus, framing heavy Olympic lifts.
  • Flexibility (7/10): Requires excellent full-body mobility for heavy squat snatches and squat cleans (overhead squat, front rack, full squat). Full range for pull-ups.
  • Speed (7/10): Maximizing speed on the 100m sprints and cycling pull-ups quickly is crucial. Efficient execution of the heavy lifts at the start and end is also vital for overall time.

Modality Profile

A complex workout. Snatch (W), Pull-up (G), Sprint (M), Clean (W). This is a mix. 2W, 1G, 1M. Profile: 50% W, 25% G, 25% M.

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Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance7/10A structure of 13 heavy squat snatches (155lb) buy-in, then 10 rounds of (10 pull-ups, 100m sprint), followed by 13 heavy squat cleans (155lb) cash-out. The sprints and pull-up volume create a strong conditioning stimulus, framing heavy Olympic lifts.
Stamina8/10Performing 100 pull-ups and 1000m of sprinting in intervals tests pulling/grip stamina and anaerobic running stamina. The heavy squat snatches and cleans (26 total reps at 155lb) demand significant lifting stamina and stability when fatigued.
Strength8/10Squat snatches and squat cleans at 155/105 lbs are heavy loads, especially as bookends to a conditioning piece. Pull-ups test relative pulling strength. This WOD has a strong strength component.
Flexibility7/10Requires excellent full-body mobility for heavy squat snatches and squat cleans (overhead squat, front rack, full squat). Full range for pull-ups.
Power8/10Squat snatches and squat cleans are primary power movements. Sprinting is pure power output. Kipping pull-ups also utilize power. Maintaining power for heavy lifts after sprints is key.
Speed7/10Maximizing speed on the 100m sprints and cycling pull-ups quickly is crucial. Efficient execution of the heavy lifts at the start and end is also vital for overall time.

For Time 13 Squat Snatches (155/105 lb) Then, 10 Rounds of: 10 Pull-Ups 100 meter Sprint Then, 13 Squat Cleans (155/105 lb)

Difficulty:
Hard
Modality:
G
M
W
Time Distribution:
27:30Elite
42:30Target
56:15Time Cap
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Training Profile

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