Trooper Joshua Miller

The Heroes

Workout description

1,989 meter Row, 29 Burpees, 54 Dumbbell Snatches, 29 Pull-Ups, 54 Push Presses, 29 Deadlifts, 54 Walking Lunges, 29 Push-Ups, 54 Air Squats & 1,991 meter Row.

Warmup:

10

min

Equipment:

Barbell, Dumbbell, Pull-Up Bar, Row Erg

Cooldown:

5

min

Coaching notes

Begin with a comprehensive warm-up, including dynamic stretching and light rowing to prepare for the 1,989 meter row buy-in. Pace this initial row to conserve energy for the high-rep, multi-movement workout ahead. Transition to 29 burpees, maintaining a steady rhythm and ensuring full chest contact with the ground. In dumbbell snatches, focus on a smooth transition from ground to overhead, alternating arms for balance. For pull-ups, aim for a controlled kip and full range of motion. Modify with band-assisted pull-ups if necessary to maintain workout intensity. Push presses should be executed with a focus on form, using a weight that allows for fluid movement. Deadlifts require a strong back and hip drive; keep the bar close to the body and lift with a straight back. Walking lunges and air squats should be steady, focusing on depth and control. Push-ups demand a rigid body line and full arm extension. After completing the sequence, tackle the 1,991 meter row cash-out, pushing through the fatigue to finish strong. This workout is a test of endurance and strength across various movements. Focus on efficient transitions and consistent pacing. Cool down with light stretching, focusing on the muscles most worked during the workout, especially the back, legs, and shoulders.

Trooper Joshua Miller

The Heroes

Workout description

1,989 meter Row, 29 Burpees, 54 Dumbbell Snatches, 29 Pull-Ups, 54 Push Presses, 29 Deadlifts, 54 Walking Lunges, 29 Push-Ups, 54 Air Squats & 1,991 meter Row.

Warmup:

10

min

Equipment:

Barbell, Dumbbell, Pull-Up Bar, Row Erg

Cooldown:

5

min

Coaching notes

Begin with a comprehensive warm-up, including dynamic stretching and light rowing to prepare for the 1,989 meter row buy-in. Pace this initial row to conserve energy for the high-rep, multi-movement workout ahead. Transition to 29 burpees, maintaining a steady rhythm and ensuring full chest contact with the ground. In dumbbell snatches, focus on a smooth transition from ground to overhead, alternating arms for balance. For pull-ups, aim for a controlled kip and full range of motion. Modify with band-assisted pull-ups if necessary to maintain workout intensity. Push presses should be executed with a focus on form, using a weight that allows for fluid movement. Deadlifts require a strong back and hip drive; keep the bar close to the body and lift with a straight back. Walking lunges and air squats should be steady, focusing on depth and control. Push-ups demand a rigid body line and full arm extension. After completing the sequence, tackle the 1,991 meter row cash-out, pushing through the fatigue to finish strong. This workout is a test of endurance and strength across various movements. Focus on efficient transitions and consistent pacing. Cool down with light stretching, focusing on the muscles most worked during the workout, especially the back, legs, and shoulders.