Open 21.3 Rx'd

The Open

Workout description

For Total Time: - 15 Front Squats - 30 Toes to Bars - 15 Thrusters - Rest 1 minute - 15 Front Squats - 30 Chest to Bar Pull-Ups - 15 Thrusters - Rest 1 minute - 15 Front Squats - 30 Bar Muscle-Ups - 15 Thrusters Male: 95lbs Female: 65lbs Workout 21.4 begins immediately upon completing or reaching the time cap for 21.3. Time Cap: 15 minutes.

Warmup:

10

min

Equipment:

Barbell, Pull-Up Bar, Rack Recommended

Air Bike

Cooldown:

5

min

Modality:

Gymnastics, Weightlifting

Coaching notes

Start with the front squats, keeping your elbows high and core tight to maintain stability throughout the lift. Transition to toes to bars, focusing on controlled movement and engaging your core for maximum efficiency. During the thrusters, drive through your legs and ensure a strong overhead position. Use the 1-minute rest to recover, allowing your body to prepare for the next set. As you move on to the chest to bar pull-ups and bar muscle-ups, prioritize form and technique—quality over quantity will keep you strong and safe.

Open 21.3 Rx'd

The Open

Workout description

For Total Time: - 15 Front Squats - 30 Toes to Bars - 15 Thrusters - Rest 1 minute - 15 Front Squats - 30 Chest to Bar Pull-Ups - 15 Thrusters - Rest 1 minute - 15 Front Squats - 30 Bar Muscle-Ups - 15 Thrusters Male: 95lbs Female: 65lbs Workout 21.4 begins immediately upon completing or reaching the time cap for 21.3. Time Cap: 15 minutes.

Warmup:

10

min

Equipment:

Barbell, Pull-Up Bar, Rack Recommended

Cooldown:

5

min

Modality:

Gymnastics, Weightlifting

Coaching notes

Start with the front squats, keeping your elbows high and core tight to maintain stability throughout the lift. Transition to toes to bars, focusing on controlled movement and engaging your core for maximum efficiency. During the thrusters, drive through your legs and ensure a strong overhead position. Use the 1-minute rest to recover, allowing your body to prepare for the next set. As you move on to the chest to bar pull-ups and bar muscle-ups, prioritize form and technique—quality over quantity will keep you strong and safe.