Hill

The Heroes

Workout description

4RFT: 15 Hand Release Push-Ups, 19 Shoulder to Overheads (95/65 lbs) & 72 Dumbbell Squats (45/35 lbs)

Warmup:

10

min

Equipment:

Barbell, Dumbbell

Cooldown:

5

min

Modality:

Gymnastics, Weightlifting

Coaching notes

Begin with a dynamic warm-up, including exercises that activate the chest, shoulders, and legs. For hand release push-ups, ensure that your chest touches the ground before lifting your hands off the floor. If these are too challenging, modify with regular push-ups or knee push-ups. In shoulder to overheads, use a weight that allows for good form and full range of motion. If 95/65 lbs is too heavy, reduce the weight to maintain proper technique and safety. For dumbbell squats, maintain a consistent pace and focus on proper form, keeping your chest up and knees tracking over your toes. If 45/35 lbs is too heavy, reduce the weight to maintain proper technique and safety. This workout is a high-intensity challenge that requires a balance of strength and endurance. Pace yourself across the rounds and exercises, and finish with a cooldown involving stretching, particularly focusing on the chest, shoulders, and legs.

Hill

The Heroes

Workout description

4RFT: 15 Hand Release Push-Ups, 19 Shoulder to Overheads (95/65 lbs) & 72 Dumbbell Squats (45/35 lbs)

Warmup:

10

min

Equipment:

Barbell, Dumbbell

Cooldown:

5

min

Modality:

Gymnastics, Weightlifting

Coaching notes

Begin with a dynamic warm-up, including exercises that activate the chest, shoulders, and legs. For hand release push-ups, ensure that your chest touches the ground before lifting your hands off the floor. If these are too challenging, modify with regular push-ups or knee push-ups. In shoulder to overheads, use a weight that allows for good form and full range of motion. If 95/65 lbs is too heavy, reduce the weight to maintain proper technique and safety. For dumbbell squats, maintain a consistent pace and focus on proper form, keeping your chest up and knees tracking over your toes. If 45/35 lbs is too heavy, reduce the weight to maintain proper technique and safety. This workout is a high-intensity challenge that requires a balance of strength and endurance. Pace yourself across the rounds and exercises, and finish with a cooldown involving stretching, particularly focusing on the chest, shoulders, and legs.