"Upbeat"
For Time:
1,000/900 Meter Row
150 Double Unders
1 Mile Run
150 Double Unders
1,000/900 Meter Row
Time Cap: 30 Minutes
AGE GROUP
13-15 & 55+ | Same as class
Same as class
Today's workout is highly aerobic and should feel like you are in good control throughout the whole workout. If paced correctly the paces you are holding should steadily become more difficult to maintain. This workout is a great way to increase your aerobic power.
Score | Time
Target Score | 15:00-25:00
Stimulus | Lactate Threshold [RPE 7]
Row | Each row should be completed in less than 5:00.
Double Unders | Each set should be completed in less than 3:00. Adjust reps to accomplish this.
Run | Should be completed in less than 10:00.
Keep the seat from your feet
This teaching focus emphasizes the "catch" position of the rower sequence. In this position the athlete should be targeting a sound "a frame" created by the legs through the position between the seat of the rower and the foot pads. This position is most optimal for a lower body push to generate force in the drive sequence of the rower. Athlete's often bring the seat all the way to their heels, creating an inefficient position to drive from.
1,000/900 METER ROW
5:00 Time Cap
800/720m Ski
50/40 Calorie Echo Bike
2,000/1,800m Bike Erg
800m Run
4:00 Moderate Effort on Treadmill/Runner*
DOUBLE UNDERS
Reduce Reps
1.5x Single Unders
Plate Hops
5:00 Effort On Any Machine
1 MILE RUN
10:00 Time Cap
2,000/1,800m Row
1,600/1,440m Ski
100/80 Calorie Echo Bike
4,000/3,600m Bike Erg
8:00 Effort on Treadmill/Runner*
If you do not have enough rowers for your class size, you can stagger start groups to still allow athletes to follow the flow of today's workout.
(0-3 minutes)
Whiteboard Brief
(3-9 minutes)
(9-21 minutes)
Row | tell, show, do, check
Double Under Warm Up | tell, show, do, check
N/A
(21-27 minutes)
Practice Round
Break
Workout adjustments if needed
(27-57 minutes)
Look For
Post Workout Clean Up & Chat (57-60)
Killer Core
3 Super Sets:
10 Weighted Sit-ups (Moderate)
20 Sit-ups (Unweighted)
Rest 2 Minutes Between Super Sets
MINDSET
"It is better to take many small steps in the right direction than to make a great leap forward only to stumble backward."
Progress is often more sustainable when made gradually; small, consistent steps are better than one big, risky leap.