4 Rounds For Time
19 Ground to Overhead Dumbbell/Kettlebell @ 53/35 (swing or snatch)
19 Front Squats @ 53/35
19 KB/DB push-ups (one hand on KB/DB left then right for a total of 38)
400 m run with KB/DB
<p><strong>Rules for Mog Mile WOD</strong><br />*Your weight (dumbbell, kettlebell, cinder block, sandbag, etc) is your "Ranger Buddy." You cannot lose physical contact with it at any time. You may rest it on your body, or set it on the ground with one hand touching it, but do not let it go completely.<br />*If you DO let your weight go, you forfeit the progress of that round, and you must start the round over.<br /><br /><strong>Symbolism of the WOD</strong><br />*You cover a total distance of one mile. Even though the soldiers actually walked between 2.5 and 3 miles depending on their starting point, it has become known as a “mile”. You carry your weight during the run to symbolize the gear the soldiers carried.<br />*19 reps – one honoring each soldier of Task Force Ranger killed during the battle and the day after.<br />*Ground to overhead – as the soldiers held up their rifles the entire time<br />*Squats – as they sought cover behind anything available<br />*Push-ups – as they fell to the ground and had to get back up<br />*Don’t let the weight go – symbolic for the dedication the soldiers showed towards their creed to "not leave a man behind"</p><p>This workout is not for the weak or fainthearted – modify as necessary and fight on to the Ranger objective!</p>
Upcoming classes
CrossFitSaturday, 9:00 am - 10:00 am9:00 AM Free WOD
6 GHD Sit-Ups (Increasing Range of Motion) or Alternative (Medball Weighted Sit-Ups / V-Ups / Tuck-Ups / Abmat Sit-Ups)
4 Burpees + 2 Box Jumps
100ft (30m) Farmers Carry @ Warm-Up Weight
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6 GHD Sit-Ups or Alternative
4 Burpee Box Jumps
100ft (30m) Farmers Carry @ Working Weight
"Everything Everywhere All at Once" (AMRAP - Rounds)
30:00 EMOM
Minute 1: 15/12 Calorie Row
Minute 2: 15 GHD Sit-Ups
Minute 3: 15/12 Calorie Ski Erg
Minute 4: 10 Burpee Box Jumps
Minute 5: 100ft (30m) Kettlebell Farmers Carry
Score = Rounds + Reps Completed
Box: 24/20in
Kettlebell Farmers Carry: 2 x 70/53lb (32/24kg)
Goals: Complete all 30 rounds within each minute
Stimulus: Muscular Endurance
RPE: 9/10
Primary Objective: Complete every prescribed round within the minute across all 30 minutes, looking to leave 15 seconds of transition time on each
Secondary Objective: Maintain a steady pace throughout, keeping the workout steady, with breathing and heart rate under control.
Workout Strategy
Thirty minutes, five movements, six full trips through the rotation. The only way to survive this workout with a complete score is to pace the machines in the first two rounds as if you have 28 minutes left, because you do. The row and ski should feel like a strong, controlled effort, not a sprint. If you are finishing the calorie targets with 25 or more seconds left in round one, you went too hard. The goal is 15 seconds of transition time, which means finishing each movement with enough runway to get to the next station and settle before the minute flips. GHD sit-ups are your rhythm movement; find a smooth, consistent pace and breathe through them. Burpee box jumps are the highest output piece in the rotation, so be deliberate and smooth here. The farmers carry is your opportunity to walk with purpose and decompress the breathing before the row comes back around. Load selection matters here: pick a kettlebell weight you can carry 100 feet unbroken every time. If you have to set it down, you have gone too heavy.
Modifications / Adjustments
Calorie Row: Reduce to 12/9 calories / 150m Run substitution / Reduce damper and target strokes per minute
Goal: Complete all 30 rounds with 15 or more seconds remaining each minute
Hotel Gym / Travel:
Minute 1: 1:00 Max Calorie Bike or 200m Run
Minute 2: 15 AbMat Sit-Ups or V-Ups
Minute 3: 1:00 Max Calorie Bike or 200m Run
Minute 4: 10 Burpees to Target
Minute 5: 100ft (30m) Dumbbell Farmers Carry, heaviest available
Big Class Option:
Assign dedicated machines and GHD stations at the brief. It is best to give athletes numbers and have them stay to those and start on different stations to allow for an even flow of this workout. Alternatively sub any machine for the ski and weighted med-ball sit-ups for the GHD.