Endurance | 8/10 | A 1.5-mile run buy-in, followed by an AMRAP in the remaining time of a 25-minute window, consisting of 11 C2B pull-ups, 7 heavy hang squat cleans (155lb), and 7 heavy push presses (155lb). The long run followed by a strength-biased AMRAP tests endurance and the ability to perform heavy, technical work when fatigued. |
Stamina | 8/10 | The 1.5-mile run tests running stamina. The AMRAP portion, cycling C2B (pulling/grip stamina), heavy hang squat cleans (lifting stamina), and heavy push presses (pushing/shoulder stamina) for potentially 15+ minutes, is very demanding. |
Strength | 8/10 | Hang squat cleans and push presses at 155/105 lbs are heavy loads for an AMRAP. C2B pull-ups test relative pulling strength. This WOD has a strong strength endurance component in the AMRAP. |
Flexibility | 5/10 | Requires mobility for hang squat cleans (catch, front rack, squat) and push presses (overhead). Full range for C2B. Basic running mobility. |
Power | 7/10 | Hang squat cleans and push presses are primary power movements. Kipping C2B also utilize power. Maintaining power output for heavy lifts after a long run is key. |
Speed | 5/10 | A strong run time is important to maximize AMRAP time. Then, efficient cycling of the heavy barbell and C2B is crucial for maximizing rounds. |