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Lactic Repeats

3 Rounds

Monostructural
Gymnastics
Weightlifting
Solo

Workout Details

For Time
12:00

3 Rounds for Time:

250 mRow
15Kettlebell Swing

70/53 lbs (32/24 kg)

25Burpee
15Kettlebell Swing

70/53 lbs (32/24 kg)

250 mRow

12 minute Rest after each round

Coaching Tips

Strategy

  • 1Aim for a steady pace on the rower; don't go all out in the first round.
  • 2Keep kettlebell swings unbroken if possible, but if tired, break them into sets of 8 and 7.
  • 3For burpees, ensure your hips are fully extended at the top before moving to the next rep to stay efficient.
  • 4Use the rest periods wisely to catch your breath and prepare for the next round.
  • 5Transition quickly between movements; keep your equipment close to maintain flow.

Safety Considerations

Technical Focus

Maintain a neutral spine during kettlebell swings to prevent back injury.

Recommended Warm-Up

General Warm-Up:

  • Rowing (easy pace) - 2 min(Row at an easy pace to warm up your legs and back.)

Mobility Work:

  • 10 Shoulder Dislocations (with band or stick)(Focus on shoulder flexibility for the kettlebell swings.)
  • 5 each side Hip Openers(Warm up hips for burpees and kettlebell swings.)
  • 10 Cat-Cow Stretch(Loosen the back to avoid injury.)

Activation Movements:

2 rounds
  • 10 Kettlebell Swings (light weight)(Use a lighter kettlebell to practice form.)
  • 5 Burpees (slow pace)(Focus on form, make sure you extend fully at the top.)

Scaling Options

Intermediate

Reduce weights and reps as necessary to maintain form and intensity.

  • 1

    kettlebell swing

    Kettlebell swings with a reduced weight.

    Weight: 56/40 lbs (25/18 kg)

  • 2

    burpee

    Perform step-back burpees instead of jumping.

Scaled

Significantly reduce weights and modify movements for inclusivity.

  • 1

    kettlebell swing

    Kettlebell swings with a lighter kettlebell.

    Weight: 35/26 lbs (16/12 kg)

  • 2

    burpee

    Perform burpees on knees to reduce difficulty.