Back Squat
Heavy Set of 10
"Austin Powers"
Every 2 Minutes [Until 75 Reps]:
20 Box Jumps (24"/20")
Max Power Snatches (75/55)
Time Cap: 12 Minutes
KG | 34/25
AGE GROUP
13-15 & 55+ | (65/45)
KG | 29/20
Same as class
In part 1, In Part 1, we are starting our 4 week 10-rep cycle. In this first week we are completing our “primer” week to explore and establish a load for the following week. In part 2, This workout is a race against the clock and your capacity. Every 2 minutes, you’ll need to knock out 20 box jumps before moving on to as many power snatches as possible in the remaining time. The goal is to accumulate 75 power snatches as quickly as you can. The box jumps will spike your heart rate, so find a rhythm and then go straight into strong, efficient snatches. It’s all about managing your pace and staying consistent with your effort each round!
Score | Time to complete work.
Box Jump | About 1:00 of work each round.
Power Snatches | 1:00 to complete snatches, 12-13 reps each round.
Knees Out
Focus on driving the knees outward as you descend and rise from the squat.
This prevents knee collapse (valgus) and helps engage the glutes, ensuring proper tracking over the toes.
BOX JUMP
Reduce Reps
Reduce Box Height
Box Step-Ups
30 Squat Jumps
Reverse Lunges
POWER SNATCH
Reduce Loading
Hang Power Snatches
Dumbbell Power Snatches
Kettlebell Swings
Quick transitions will be important today, try to arrange the room so that athletes can have their barbell close to the box.
(0-3 minutes)
Whiteboard Brief
(3-9 minutes)
General Flow 0:20 Each
(9-21 minutes)
Power Snatch | tell, show, do, check
Back Squat | tell, show, do, check
(21-33 minutes)
(33-39 minutes)
Practice Round
Break
Workout adjustments if needed
(39-51 minutes)
Look For
Post Workout Clean Up & Chat (51-60)
Killer Core
6 Sets:
20 Banded Kneeling Crunches
10 Seconds Rest
Directly Into...
6 Sets:
20 Second Prone Knee to Elbow
10 Seconds Rest
MINDSET
Buddha
"To live a pure unselfish life, one must count nothing as one's own in the midst of abundance."
True selflessness involves sharing and not holding onto material wealth, even when you have plenty.