Red Horse

The Heroes

Workout description

10 Min and 17 sec Circuit: 9 Thrusters, 22 Burpees, 13 Kettlebell Swings & 500 meter Row

Warmup:

10

min

Equipment:

Barbell, Kettlebell, Row Erg

Cooldown:

5

min

Modality:

Gymnastics, Weightlifting, Endurance

Coaching notes

Prepare for this intense, time-bound circuit with a dynamic warm-up that activates your whole body. Focus on mobility exercises for your shoulders, hips, and legs, and include movements like air squats, push-ups, and light rowing to elevate your heart rate and prep your muscles. Tackle the thrusters first, aiming for unbroken sets with a weight that challenges but doesn't compromise your form. Use the momentum from your squat to power the bar overhead, keeping your elbows high in the front rack position. Burpees are next; maintain a steady pace that allows you to keep moving without long breaks. Drop to the ground, then jump back up with minimal pause, keeping your core engaged throughout. For kettlebell swings, focus on a strong hip drive to move the kettlebell, not your arms, keeping your spine neutral and core tight. Finish with the row, setting a challenging but sustainable pace that allows you to complete the 500 meters without burning out. Cool down with stretching focusing on the shoulders, back, and legs. This circuit is designed to test your cardiovascular endurance, strength, and power, so pace yourself to maintain intensity without sacrificing form.

Red Horse

The Heroes

Workout description

10 Min and 17 sec Circuit: 9 Thrusters, 22 Burpees, 13 Kettlebell Swings & 500 meter Row

Warmup:

10

min

Equipment:

Barbell, Kettlebell, Row Erg

Cooldown:

5

min

Modality:

Gymnastics, Weightlifting, Endurance

Coaching notes

Prepare for this intense, time-bound circuit with a dynamic warm-up that activates your whole body. Focus on mobility exercises for your shoulders, hips, and legs, and include movements like air squats, push-ups, and light rowing to elevate your heart rate and prep your muscles. Tackle the thrusters first, aiming for unbroken sets with a weight that challenges but doesn't compromise your form. Use the momentum from your squat to power the bar overhead, keeping your elbows high in the front rack position. Burpees are next; maintain a steady pace that allows you to keep moving without long breaks. Drop to the ground, then jump back up with minimal pause, keeping your core engaged throughout. For kettlebell swings, focus on a strong hip drive to move the kettlebell, not your arms, keeping your spine neutral and core tight. Finish with the row, setting a challenging but sustainable pace that allows you to complete the 500 meters without burning out. Cool down with stretching focusing on the shoulders, back, and legs. This circuit is designed to test your cardiovascular endurance, strength, and power, so pace yourself to maintain intensity without sacrificing form.