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Workout Details
AMRAP
07:00
AMRAP in 7 Minutes:
3-6-9... reps of:
Thruster
↳ 100/65 lbs (45/29 kg)
Chest-to-Bar Pull-Up
Original WOD
AMRAP in 7 Minutes: 3-6-9... reps of: Thrusters (100/65 lbs) Chest-to-Bar Pull-Ups
Coaching Tips
Strategy
- 1Start with a steady pace on the thrusters; aim for an unbroken set whenever possible.
- 2Focus on using legs to drive up the thruster to conserve shoulder strength.
- 3Transition quickly between movements to maintain heart rate, but be mindful of grip fatigue on pull-ups.
- 4For the ladder scheme, mentally prepare for bigger jumps and consider resting before the increase to stay consistent.
- 5Frequent micro-rests during the pull-ups can help maintain form and prevent burnout.
Safety Considerations
Technical Focus
Ensure proper bar path and hip extension during thrusters.
Recommended Warm-Up
General Warm-Up:
- 2 min easy Light Rowing or Jump Rope
Mobility:
- 10-15 Shoulder Dislocates
- 30 seconds each leg Hip Flexor Stretch
- 30 seconds Wrist Stretch
Activation:
2 rounds- 5-10 Thruster (empty bar)(Focus on form.)
- 3-5 Pull-Up (Assisted or Negative)(Emphasize pulling to chest.)
Scaling Options
Intermediate
Reduce weight and modify pull-up intensity.
- 1
thruster
Use lighter barbell for thrusters.
Weight: 80/50 lbs (36/22 kg)
- 2
chest to bar pull up
Use banded pull-ups or jumping pull-ups.
Scaled
Significantly reduce weight and change pull-up to a modified version.
- 1
thruster
Use a much lighter barbell.
Weight: 60/40 lbs (27/18 kg)
- 2
chest to bar pull up
Substitute with ring rows or assisted pull-ups.