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Workout

Deadlift

5 Sets [Building In Weight]:

2 Deadlifts at 75-85%

Rest 1-2 Minutes Between Sets

"Tiger Blood"

3 Rounds For Time: 

10 Clean & Jerks (135/95) 

400 Meter Run 

Time Cap: 15 Minutes

KG | (61/43)

AGE GROUP

13-15 & 55+ | (115/85)

KG | (52/38)

Open-Games

3 Rounds For Time: 

10 Clean & Jerks (155/105) 

400 Meter Run 

Time Cap: 15 Minutes

For the Coach

Resource Drive

Workout Overview

Stimulus

In part 1, This is the first week of our 4-week Heavy Doubles strength cycle. This cycle is designed to help build maximum strength by focusing on lifting near-maximal weights for two repetitions. We’ll progress from more sets with shorter rest at lower percentages to fewer sets with longer rest at higher percentages.  If you are struggling to maintain form/technique or are failing reps, decrease the weight in order to move well.  In part 2, Today's combination of movements offers no place to alleviate the intensity. Work steadily and pace the run well so you can maximize your time on the barbell.

Scoring

Score: Time

Movements

Target Score: 8-12 Minutes

Stimulus: VO2 Max [RPE 7-8]

Loading Target: Light-Moderate Loading

Clean & Jerks: Choose a weight on the barbell that takes no longer than 90 seconds to complete. This should be a moderate load you could cycle for five unbroken reps at any time if asked to. Small sets of touch-and-go reps or cycling single reps will likely be the fastest for most athletes. 

Run: Aim to complete in 2:00 or less. This should be a challenging, but controlled and intentional pace.

The One | Teaching Focus

Push the earth away 

In the deadlift, push, don't Pull. Remind athletes that the deadlift is a push movement with the legs, not a pulling movement with the back.
The arms and back provide support, but the primary force comes from the legs.
Cue athletes to drive their heels into the ground.

Strategies

To start the first round, you may consider knocking out a set of touch-and-go clean & jerks while you are fresh before settling into a more paced strategy. 

The first two runs should be at an intentional pace that is challenging but allows you to get right onto the barbell when you get back to it. 

Your final run should be faster, or at least at a higher effort, than the first two.

Modifications

CLEAN AND JERK

Reduce Loading/Reps
Power Clean Only 
Push Jerk Only
Sub Dumbbells (50/35)s
15 Kettlebell Swings (70/53)

400M RUN

2:30 Time Cap
500/450m Row
400/360m Ski
25/20 Calorie Echo Bike
1,000/900m Bike Erg
2:00 Moderate-Hard Effort on Treadmill/Runner
32 Shuttle Runs (1 rep = 10m)
30 Burpees

COLD WEATHER SUB

Use any of the Run Mods Above
40 Box Step-ups
30 Burpees
150 Double Unders / 200 Single Unders
100 Mountain Climbers (Per Side)

Logistics

TEAMS OF 2 

[On the 4:00 x 4 Rounds]: 
400 Meter Team Run 
Max Clean & Jerks (135/95) 

* Run together 
* One bar, switch off as you'd like 
* First partner back after run can start doing clean & jerks

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

  • 200m Jog
  • 0:30 Calf Stretch (right)
  • 0:30 Calf Stretch (left)
  • 0:30 Alternating Quad Pulls
  • 0:30 Alternating Knuckle Draggers
  • 0:30 Leg Swings (front to back)
  • 0:30 Big Arm Circles
  • 0:30 Inchworm + Push Ups

Specific Warm-Up
(9-21 minutes)

(9-21 minutes)

Clean & Push Jerk Warm-Up

  • 5 Clean Dip + Drive
  • Emphasize quick and powerful hip extension, keeping the bar close through the middle of the lift.
  • 5 Clean Deadlift + Shrug
  • Cue athletes to finish the deadlift fully before shrugging with explosive timing.
  • 5 Clean High Pull
  • Focus on keeping the bar close to the body as the elbows pull high, ensuring a vertical path.
  • 5 Power Cleans
  • Focus on catching the bar with fast elbows.
  • 5 Push Press
  • Focus on generating power from the legs while maintaining a strong connection with the bar.
  • 5 Push Jerk 
  • Cue athletes to drop under the bar quickly while maintaining solid footwork and balance.
  • 3 Cued Clean & Push Jerks
  • Ensure full extension before starting the pull under the bar in the clean and the drive for the jerk.

Deadlift | tell, show, do, check

  • Establish stance, grip, & set up 
  • Bar over middle of foot
  • Bar in contact with shins 
  • Shoulders over bar 
  • Eyes forward
  • 5 Cued reps hips to above knee
  • Hips back first in the descent
  • Bar close
  •  5 Cued reps above knee to mid shin 
  • Knees out of the way 
  • 5 Cued reps mid shin to standing 
  • Driving with the legs
  • Shoulders and hips rise together until bar passes knee
  • Add light load 
  • 5 Cued reps with loaded barbell
  • Check for athletes to be driving though the ground, and bracing in each rep

Strength
(21-33 minutes)

(21-36 minutes)

  • 15:00 Minutes to allow athletes to warm up to their first set, then complete their 5 sets of 2. 
  • All 5 sets should be completed within 75%-85%, if athletes feel up to building within the range they can.  Those that feel it's already too heavy or struggling with form, encourage them to stay at the same weight across the sets.

Primer
(33-39 minutes)

(36-42 minutes)

Practice Round

  • On The Minute x 3:
  • 100m Run + 2 Clean & Jerks

Break

Workout adjustments if needed

Workout
(39-55 minutes)

(42-57 minutes)

Look For

  • Run: Athletes should aim to run at the hardest pace they can that will still allow them to come in the door and get right to work on their clean & jerks.
  • Clean & Jerks: These reps can be completed as singles if needed, but athletes will need to stay on the bar and not let their rest time get away from them.  Look for athletes to be explosive in their hip drive through the clean and the jerk.

Post Workout Clean Up & Chat (57-60)

Accessory Work

Posterior Pump

[PART A]

3 Sets: 

15 Barbell Good Mornings 

* Rest 2-3 Minutes Between Sets 

[PART B]

3 Sets: 

1 Minute Wall Sit Marches 

* 1 Minute Rest Between Sets

MINDSET

Lloyd Jones 

"Those who try to do something and fail are infinitely better than those who try nothing and succeed."

Attempting and failing is more admirable than never trying at all; effort and courage are more valuable than complacency.

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