This workout combines significant aerobic volume (2 miles biking + 2000m rowing) with 100 wall balls across two rounds. The continuous nature creates substantial fatigue accumulation, with legs being hammered throughout. The wall balls become increasingly difficult as leg fatigue builds from the cardio work. Most average athletes will need 35-45 minutes, requiring mental toughness to push through mounting fatigue without built-in recovery periods.
This workout develops the following fitness attributes:
This workout consists of 2 rounds of: 1 Mile Bike + 1000M Row + 50 Wall Balls 20/14. I'll break this down movement by movement and apply fatigue multipliers. Movement Analysis (Fresh State): - 1 Mile Bike: 240-360 sec (4:00-6:00) depending on skill level - 1000M Row: 195-270 sec (3:15-4:30) - 50 Wall Balls 20/14: 100-150 sec (1:40-2:30) at 2-3 sec per rep Round 1 (Fresh): - Mile Bike: L10: 240s, L5: 300s, L1: 360s - 1000M Row: L10: 195s, L5: 225s, L1: 270s - 50 Wall Balls: L10: 100s, L5: 125s, L1: 150s - Transitions: 15-30 sec total - Round 1 Total: L10: 550s, L5: 680s, L1: 840s Round 2 (Fatigued): Applying 1.2x fatigue multiplier for second round of this volume: - Mile Bike: L10: 288s, L5: 360s, L1: 432s - 1000M Row: L10: 234s, L5: 270s, L1: 324s - 50 Wall Balls: L10: 120s, L5: 150s, L1: 180s - Transitions: 15-30 sec - Round 2 Total: L10: 672s, L5: 810s, L1: 966s Total Time: L10: 1222s (~20:20), L5: 1490s (~24:50), L1: 1806s (~30:06) Cross-checking against anchors: This is most similar to Kelly (5 rounds: 400m run, 30 box jump, 30 wall ball) which has L10: 930-1050s, L5: 1260-1440s, L1: 1800-2100s. However, our workout has only 2 rounds but significantly more cardio volume (1 mile bike + 1000m row vs 400m run per round). The total cardio volume is roughly equivalent to Kelly's 5 rounds, but with less wall ball volume (100 vs 150 total). This justifies times in the upper range of Kelly's benchmarks. Adjusting based on anchor comparison and smoothing the distribution: Final targets - L10: 1080s (18:00), L5: 1560s (26:00), L1: 2100s (35:00)
Bike and Row are monostructural cardio movements (2/3 = 67%), Wall Ball is a weightlifting movement with external load (1/3 = 33%)
| Attribute | Score | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Endurance | 9/10 | Two rounds of sustained cardio work with bike and row creates significant cardiovascular demand over extended duration. |
| Stamina | 8/10 | High volume wall balls combined with continuous cardio work heavily taxes muscular endurance, especially legs and shoulders. |
| Strength | 3/10 | Wall balls require moderate strength but primarily test strength endurance rather than maximal force production. |
| Flexibility | 4/10 | Wall balls demand good hip and shoulder mobility, while biking and rowing require moderate range of motion. |
| Power | 2/10 | Minimal explosive demand; wall balls have some power component but workout emphasizes sustained output over explosiveness. |
| Speed | 5/10 | Transitions between modalities and maintaining steady pace across all movements are key to performance. |
2 Rounds1 Mile 1000M 50 20/14
