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Workout

Strict Press 

3 Sets: 

3 Strict Press 

* Same Weight Across

* Aim For ~82%

"Back to Back" 

AMRAP 12: 

8 Dumbbell Push Press 

4 Burpee Pull-ups 

8 Dumbbell Step Back Lunges 

4 Burpee Pull-ups 

Dumbbells: (50/35)'s

KG | 22.5/15

AGE GROUP

13-15 & 55+ | (35/20)'s

KG | 15/10

Open-Games

AMRAP 12: 

8 Handstand Push-ups

4 Burpee Pull-ups 

8 Dumbbell Step Back Lunges 

4 Burpee Pull-ups 

Dumbbells: (50/35)'s

KG | 22.5/15

• Note: If you are not familiar with Handstand Push-ups, substitute for double dumbbell push-press

For the Coach

Resource Drive

Workout Overview

Stimulus

In part 1, We are continuing our Linear Progression cycle.   Keep in mind that all our percentages are based on technical failure and not simply completion regardless of mechanics and quality.  Essentially the name of the game with this cycle is that it starts challenging and stays challenging. The challenge only increases due to fatigue, not due to increased load.  In part 2, This 12-minute AMRAP combines upper body strength, conditioning, and lower body endurance. The dumbbell push press and step back lunges will challenge your shoulders and legs, while the burpee pull-ups keep your heart rate high and test your coordination. The key is to keep a steady pace and smooth transitions between movements. Stay focused on efficient reps and aim to complete as many rounds as possible within the time cap!

Scoring

Score | Rounds plus reps.

Movements

Dumbbell Push Press | Double Dumbbell, loading that allows for an unbroken set of 8. 

Burpee Pull Up | Unbroken sets.

Dumbbell Step Back Lunge | Double Dumbbell, loading that allows for an unbroken set of 8.  Alternate legs each rep (4 each leg).

The One | Teaching Focus

Straight Line

A primary fault of the strict press is deviating from a straight bar path. The strict press is made exponentially more difficult if the athlete fails to pull the chin back in order to press straight off the shoulders. The most efficient way to get from point a to point b is a straight line, that's what we want to coach and encourage today.

Strategies

Modifications

DUMBBELL PUSH PRESS

Reduce Loading
Reduce Reps
Sub KBs
HSPU

BURPEE PULL-UPS

Reduce Reps/Bar Height
Burpees to A Target
Regular Burpees
Strict Pull-ups
Double Dumbbell Devil Presses

DUMBBELL LUNGE

Reduce/Remove Loading
Reduce Distance
Single Dumbbell
Sub Kettlebells
Sub Barbell
Reverse Lunges 

Logistics

Establish your room set up where athletes can have quick transitions between burpee pull ups and their dumbbells.

Lesson Plan
(0-3 minutes)

(0-3 minutes)

Whiteboard Brief

  • Refer to coaches stimulus notes
  • Provide workout overview & stimulus
  • Provide mods & subs overview
  • Ask for injuries & limitations

General Warm-Up
(3-9 minutes)

(3-9 minutes)

General Flow 0:20 each

  • Arm Circles
  • Air Squats
  • Lunges (Bodyweight)
  • Push-Ups
  • Double Dumbbell Deadlifts (Light Weight)
  • Double Dumbbell Strict Press (Light Weight)
  • Single Dumbbell Front Rack Reverse Lunges (Light Weight)
  • Inchworms
  • Mountain Climbers
  • Leg Swings (Front and Side)
  • Double Dumbbell Hang Cleans (Light Weight)
  • Double Dumbbell Push Press (Light Weight)
  • Double Dumbbell Front Rack Reverse Lunges (Light Weight)

Specific Warm-Up
(9-21 minutes)

(9-21 minutes)

Burpee Pull Up | tell, show, do, check

  • :10 Dead hang 
  • :10 Scap pull ups 
  • :10 Kips
  • Focus on a shallow, controlled, tight kip
  • 2x :10 Kip swings
  • Focus on the swing being controlled by the shoulders/lats
  • 5 Jumping negative pull ups
  • Sub ring rows if needed 
  • Demonstrate efficient burpee pull up
  • Jump to kipping option
  • Jump into strict pull up option
  • 3 Workout reps 

Strict Press | tell, show, do, check

  • Establish stance & grip
  • Feet hip width apart 
  • Hands just outside shoulders with full grip 
  • Bar in contact with shoulders
  • Elbows slightly in front in bar
  • 3 Cued Press to Eye Level
  • Focus on athletes moving the head out of the way, not pressing the bar around the head. 
  • 3 Cued reps
  • Focus on “cylinder of strength” 
  • Squeezed legs, butt, & stomach
  • 3 Cued reps
  • Focus on chin back first

Strength
(21-33 minutes)

(21-33 minutes)

  • 6:00 to Build to Working Weight
  • 6:00 to Complete 3 Working Sets
  • 3 Sets of 3 at 82%
  • Transition to part 2

Primer
(33-39 minutes)

(33-39 minutes)

Practice Round

  • 4 Dumbbell Push Press
  • 2 Burpee Pull Ups
  • 4 Dumbbell Lunges
  • 2 Burpee Pull Ups

Break

Workout adjustments if needed

Workout
(39-55 minutes)

(39-51 minutes)

Look For

  • Dumbbell Push Press | Athletes should aim to use a strong leg drive through their push press.  Look for a strong finish position, biceps by the ears and arms fully locked out. 
  • Burpee Pull Ups | Look for athletes to hit all performance points.  Chest touches the ground on the burpee, and chin over the bar on the pull ups. 
  • Dumbbell Lunges | We want the knees to track over the toes in our lunges.  Encourage athletes to drive their knees out.

Post Workout Clean Up & Chat (51-60)

Accessory Work

Lethal Legs

[PART A]

3 x 10 Suitcase Bulgarian Split Squats (Each Side) 

Rest 1 Minute Between Sets 

[PART B]

100 Air Squats

MINDSET

Marian Edelman - "You're not obligated to win. You're obligated to keep trying to do the best you can every day."

Success isn’t always about winning; it’s about consistently putting in your best effort.

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