Warmup:
2x20 seconds of squat stretch, samson stretch. 
Situp intervals: 2x25, 1x50

Work up to 1RM on:
Front Squat
Weighted Pullup
Strict Overhead Press (seated or standing)

Warmup:
2x20 seconds squat strech
2x20 seconds

3 Rounds:
7 front squat
Bike/Row 2 minutes, intense pace

5 MINUTE BREAK

THEN 3 Rounds:
7 Push Press
2 Minutes KB Snatch

5 MINUTE BREAK

Finish with 5 Rounds:
50 Pushups
50 Situps
10 Chinups (palms facing in)

Warmup: 30 chinups (palms facing in)

Then 7-6-5-4-3:
Hang Clean
Push Press
Weighted Pullups

Between rounds, do 30 hanging leg lifts (or 50 other abs if this is not possible)

Warmup with 300 abs of choice.

Then: 2-2-2-2-2
Clean and Jerk

Warmup: 2x20sec squat stretch, samson stretch. 

2x25, then 1x50 interval situps
 

Two circuit stations today:

4 Rounds for time:
2 Minutes of 15/15 kb snatch (15 seconds work, 15 seconds rest)
50 Pushups

Warmup: 2x:
20 seconds: squat stretch
10 "Palm Kicks"
10 Broomstick Arm Circles

Then 5:
5 Sumo Deadlift
5 Press from Squat position (lightweight)
5 Bench Press
5 Weighted Pullups

Cooldown, 4x:
50 Situps
50 Flutterkicks

Interval Runs: 3 Miles

3 rounds
2 x [10 Barbell Curls, 10 Plyo Pullups]
2 x [10 Bench Press, 10 Plyo Pushups]
2 x [10 Back Squats, 10 Squat Jumps]

Interval Runs: 2 miles

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4 Rounds:
Max [[Proper Pushups|Pushups]] (no rest position)
Max Pullups
20 [[Lunges]] with weight
50 abs

THEN 8 Rounds:
3 Heavy Bench
3 [[Deadlift]]
6 pullups

Step 1: Choose Your Mode (pick any exercise, doesn't have to be cardio)
Step 2: Do 20 minutes of that exercise, alternating between 20 seconds of moderate paced work and 10 seconds of high intensity (if you chose an exercise such as pushups, you may use the 20 seconds to rest)

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