For time:
9 deadlifts
15 front squats
21 clean and jerks
♀ 225-lb deadlift, 155-lb front squat, 95-lb clean and jerk
♂ 315-lb deadlift, 225-lb front squat, 135-lb clean and jerk
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Scaling:
Today’s workout is a play on Wednesday’s with a reverse rep scheme, but still a heavy sprint effort. Expect today’s workout to be slightly longer in terms of time domain, but the goal is to keep the barbell moving. Both the deadlifts and the front squats should feel pretty heavy while the clean and jerks may be more on the moderate side. When choosing loads for the workout, the deadlift should be unbroken, the front squats in 3 sets or less, and the clean and jerks should be performed in 4 minutes or less. Just like Wednesday, challenge yourself on this workout, but don’t make the weights so heavy that form is compromised.
Intermediate option / For time:
9 deadlift
15 front squats
21 clean and jerks
♀ 155-lb deadlift, 105-lb front squat, 75-lb clean and jerk
♂ 225-lb deadlift, 155-lb front squat, 115-lb clean and jerk
Beginner option / For time:
9 deadlift
15 front squats
21 clean and jerks
♀ 65-lb deadlift, 55-lb front squat, 35-lb clean and jerk
♂ 95-lb deadlift, 75-lb front squat, 45-lb clean and jerk
Coaching cues:
Consider “fast” singles on the clean and jerks in today’s workout. In doing so, follow the barbell down to the ground, minimize the bounce of the bar, take a breath, and hit your