This workout combines high volume (250 total reps per round) with continuous work across 5 rounds, creating significant fatigue accumulation. The 1k row pre-fatigues legs before 90 lower body reps, while pull-ups and push-ups create upper body interference. Most athletes will need 35-45 minutes with forced rest breaks. The bodyweight nature prevents scaling loads, but the sheer volume and movement interference make this challenging for average CrossFitters.
This workout develops the following fitness attributes:
This workout is very similar to the Angie benchmark (100 pull-up + 100 push-up + 100 sit-up + 100 air squat) but with added rowing and medicine ball targets. Using Angie as the primary anchor: L10: 900-1080 sec, L5: 1320-1500 sec, L1: 1980-2400 sec. Breaking down by round: Round 1 (fresh): 1000m row ~240-270 sec, 20 pull-ups ~25 sec, 30 push-ups ~35 sec, 40 sit-ups ~45 sec, 50 air squats to med ball ~65 sec = ~410-440 sec. Round 2: Apply 1.1x fatigue = ~450-485 sec. Round 3: Apply 1.2x fatigue = ~490-530 sec. Round 4: Apply 1.3x fatigue = ~535-575 sec. Round 5: Apply 1.5x fatigue = ~615-660 sec. Total estimated time: 2500-2750 sec for recreational, 1800-2000 sec for intermediate, 1200-1400 sec for elite. Adding transitions (5 sec between movements x 4 transitions x 5 rounds = 100 sec) and brief rests between rounds. The rowing component adds significant time compared to Angie, justifying the upward adjustment from the anchor. Final targets: L10: 1200 sec (20:00), L5: 1530 sec (25:30), L1: 2400 sec (40:00).
4 out of 5 movements are gymnastics (Pull-Up, Push-Up, Sit-Up, Air Squat) and 1 is monostructural (Row). This gives 80% gymnastics and 20% monostructural.
| Attribute | Score | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Endurance | 8/10 | Five rounds of 1k rowing plus high-volume bodyweight movements creates significant cardiovascular demand and tests aerobic capacity throughout. |
| Stamina | 9/10 | Extremely high volume across all movement patterns - 100 pull-ups, 150 push-ups, 200 sit-ups, 250 squats will exhaust muscular endurance. |
| Strength | 3/10 | Primarily bodyweight movements with medicine ball squats adding minimal load; tests strength endurance rather than maximal force production. |
| Flexibility | 3/10 | Rowing requires hip hinge mobility, pull-ups need shoulder flexibility, and full range squats demand ankle and hip mobility. |
| Power | 2/10 | Minimal explosive demand; rowing has some power component but overall focus is sustained output rather than explosive movements. |
| Speed | 4/10 | Pacing strategy crucial across five long rounds; transitions between movements and maintaining consistent splits on rowing important. |
5 ROUNDS:1k Row20 Pull Ups30 Push Ups40 Sit Ups50 Air Squats to Medicine Ball
