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Workout Description

5 Rounds for Time 3 Squat Snatches (100/75 lb) 15 Overhead Squats (100/75 lb) 400 meter Run

Why This Workout Is Hard

Five rounds combining light squat snatches, overhead squats, and running. Tests snatch technique, shoulder stability, and running endurance.

Benchmark Times for Snancy

  • Elite: <11:00
  • Advanced: 12:01-13:31
  • Intermediate: 15:01-16:31
  • Beginner: >21:00

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Endurance (8/10): Five rounds for time of 3 squat snatches (100/75 lb), 15 overhead squats (100/75 lb), and a 400m run. This tests cardiovascular endurance (run) combined with the challenge of technical Olympic lifting and overhead stability under fatigue.
  • Flexibility (8/10): Both squat snatches and overhead squats are significant tests of mobility for the shoulders, thoracic spine, hips, and ankles. Maintaining this mobility under fatigue from running is key.
  • Stamina (7/10): Cycling 3 squat snatches and 15 OHS (all at 100/75lb) for 5 rounds (total 15 snatches, 75 OHS) tests muscular endurance in the full body for snatches and shoulders/core/legs for OHS, especially after running.
  • Power (6/10): The squat snatch is a primary power movement. Driving up from the OHS also has a power component. Maintaining power and technique for the lifts after each run is challenging.
  • Speed (6/10): Maintaining a strong running pace and transitioning quickly to perform snatches and OHS with good form and consistent speed is crucial for a good time.
  • Strength (5/10): Squat snatches and OHS at 100/75 lbs are a moderate load, focusing on technique, stability, and endurance rather than maximal strength. Good relative strength is needed for control.

Modality Profile

A triplet of one gymnastics movement (OHS with bodyweight is G), one monostructural (Run), and one weightlifting (Snatch). The stimulus is evenly distributed.

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Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance8/10Five rounds for time of 3 squat snatches (100/75 lb), 15 overhead squats (100/75 lb), and a 400m run. This tests cardiovascular endurance (run) combined with the challenge of technical Olympic lifting and overhead stability under fatigue.
Stamina7/10Cycling 3 squat snatches and 15 OHS (all at 100/75lb) for 5 rounds (total 15 snatches, 75 OHS) tests muscular endurance in the full body for snatches and shoulders/core/legs for OHS, especially after running.
Strength5/10Squat snatches and OHS at 100/75 lbs are a moderate load, focusing on technique, stability, and endurance rather than maximal strength. Good relative strength is needed for control.
Flexibility8/10Both squat snatches and overhead squats are significant tests of mobility for the shoulders, thoracic spine, hips, and ankles. Maintaining this mobility under fatigue from running is key.
Power6/10The squat snatch is a primary power movement. Driving up from the OHS also has a power component. Maintaining power and technique for the lifts after each run is challenging.
Speed6/10Maintaining a strong running pace and transitioning quickly to perform snatches and OHS with good form and consistent speed is crucial for a good time.