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Workout Description

For Time 2 mile Run 16 Burpees 85 Box Step-Ups (20/16 in) Wear a Weight Vest (50/30 lb). Or if you have Bunker Gear, wear it.

Why This Workout Is Hard

Hero WOD. 2-mile run, burpees, high-vol box step-ups, all w/ heavy vest (50lb). Tests endurance under significant load.

Benchmark Times for Shawn T. O’Dare

  • Elite: <36:00
  • Advanced: 40:01-45:01
  • Intermediate: 50:01-55:01
  • Beginner: >67:30

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Endurance (8/10): For time: 2-mile run, 16 burpees, 85 box step-ups (20/16 in), all while wearing a very heavy (50/30 lb) weight vest or bunker gear. This is a significant test of loaded cardiovascular endurance and muscular endurance.
  • Stamina (8/10): Performing a 2-mile run, burpees, and 85 box step-ups with a 50/30lb vest will severely tax full-body muscular stamina, especially legs and core, under constant heavy load.
  • Strength (7/10): The 50/30 lb vest adds a very significant constant strength demand to all movements, particularly the run and step-ups. This is a major test of strength under load and fatigue.
  • Speed (4/10): Maintaining a strong running pace with the heavy vest and cycling efficiently through burpees and step-ups is key. Pacing for the overall effort under such load is critical.
  • Power (3/10): Burpees have an explosive component, amplified by the vest, but the WOD's emphasis is on sustained endurance under extreme load.
  • Flexibility (2/10): Basic mobility for running, burpees, and step-ups. The heavy vest might restrict torso movement and challenge posture.

Modality Profile

A triplet of two gymnastics movements (Burpee, Box Step-up) and one monostructural movement (Run). Profile: 67% G, 33% M.

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Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance8/10For time: 2-mile run, 16 burpees, 85 box step-ups (20/16 in), all while wearing a very heavy (50/30 lb) weight vest or bunker gear. This is a significant test of loaded cardiovascular endurance and muscular endurance.
Stamina8/10Performing a 2-mile run, burpees, and 85 box step-ups with a 50/30lb vest will severely tax full-body muscular stamina, especially legs and core, under constant heavy load.
Strength7/10The 50/30 lb vest adds a very significant constant strength demand to all movements, particularly the run and step-ups. This is a major test of strength under load and fatigue.
Flexibility2/10Basic mobility for running, burpees, and step-ups. The heavy vest might restrict torso movement and challenge posture.
Power3/10Burpees have an explosive component, amplified by the vest, but the WOD's emphasis is on sustained endurance under extreme load.
Speed4/10Maintaining a strong running pace with the heavy vest and cycling efficiently through burpees and step-ups is key. Pacing for the overall effort under such load is critical.