Moose
The Heroes
Workout description
Cash-In: 1,000m Row. Perform 10 rounds of 7 Bar Facing Burpees & 3 Thrusters. Cash-Out with a 1,200m Med Ball Run.
Warmup:
10
min
Equipment:
Barbell, Medicine Ball, Row Erg
Cooldown:
5
min
Modality:
Endurance, Gymnastics, Weightlifting
Coaching notes
Start with a dynamic warm-up targeting the legs, core, and shoulders. Include some light rowing and air squats to prepare for the movements. For the 1,000-meter row cash-in, maintain a consistent pace focusing on a strong pull and steady rhythm. Conserve energy for the rounds ahead. In bar facing burpees, aim for a quick pace but maintain a steady breathing pattern. Jump over the bar with both feet and land softly. Thrusters should be executed with a strong front squat and a smooth transition to the overhead press. Use a weight that allows for unbroken sets while maintaining good form. After the 10 rounds, finish with the 1,200-meter med ball run. Hold the med ball in a comfortable position, switching arms as needed, and maintain a steady pace. This workout challenges cardiovascular endurance and full-body strength. Focus on efficient transitions between movements and pace yourself to maintain consistency. Cool down with light jogging and stretching, focusing on the muscles most worked during the workout, particularly the legs and shoulders.
Moose
The Heroes
Workout description
Cash-In: 1,000m Row. Perform 10 rounds of 7 Bar Facing Burpees & 3 Thrusters. Cash-Out with a 1,200m Med Ball Run.
Warmup:
10
min
Equipment:
Barbell, Medicine Ball, Row Erg
Cooldown:
5
min
Modality:
Endurance, Gymnastics, Weightlifting
Coaching notes
Start with a dynamic warm-up targeting the legs, core, and shoulders. Include some light rowing and air squats to prepare for the movements. For the 1,000-meter row cash-in, maintain a consistent pace focusing on a strong pull and steady rhythm. Conserve energy for the rounds ahead. In bar facing burpees, aim for a quick pace but maintain a steady breathing pattern. Jump over the bar with both feet and land softly. Thrusters should be executed with a strong front squat and a smooth transition to the overhead press. Use a weight that allows for unbroken sets while maintaining good form. After the 10 rounds, finish with the 1,200-meter med ball run. Hold the med ball in a comfortable position, switching arms as needed, and maintain a steady pace. This workout challenges cardiovascular endurance and full-body strength. Focus on efficient transitions between movements and pace yourself to maintain consistency. Cool down with light jogging and stretching, focusing on the muscles most worked during the workout, particularly the legs and shoulders.