Rest Day
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For time:
250-meter row
100-meter farmers carry
200-meter run
500-meter row
100-meter farmers carry
400-meter run
750-meter row
100-meter farmers carry
600-meter run
1,000-meter row
100-meter farmers carry
800-meter run
♀ 53-lb kettlebells
♂ 70-lb kettlebells
Scaling:
You have the option to take today as a full rest day if you are feeling sore or tired. If you want to move, approach this workout with 70-75% effort. Focus on picking a comfortable row and run pace you can maintain throughout the entire workout. Choose a kettlebell weight for the farmers carries that allows you to go unbroken. Aim for sub-25 minutes.
Intermediate option:
Rest Day
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For time:
250-meter row
100-meter farmers carry
200-meter run
500-meter row
100-meter farmers carry
400-meter run
750-meter row
100-meter farmers carry
600-meter run
1,000-meter row
100-meter farmers carry
800-meter run
♀ 35-lb kettlebells
♂ 53-lb kettlebells
Beginner option:
Rest Day
OR
For time:
200-meter row
100-meter farmers carry
100-meter run
400-meter row
100-meter farmers carry
200-meter run
600-meter row
100-meter farmers carry
300-meter run
800-meter row
100-meter farmers carry
400-meter run
♀ 26-lb kettlebells
♂ 44-lb kettlebells
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