Competitor Day 5
Competitor Day 5
Mayhem Athlete
Track: Mayhem Compete
Date: Tuesday, May 31, 2022
Click "Workout prep notes available" directly below for the full warm up
Athletes Notes
4. Barbell Prep
A) Burgener Warm up Snatch (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-
ox6lqEY6FI&list=PLvAVwtyBkTrSqXaJBa_DKeBQPMimB-lNT&index=7&ab_channel=MayhemAthlete) -
3-5 reps at each position
1. Down and up – “SPEED THROUGH THE MIDDLE”
2. Elbows high and outside – “BAR CLOSE”
3. Muscle snatch – “STRONG TURNOVER”
4. Snatch land – “FOOT WORK” 2”, 4”, 6”
3. Cardio Prep
Row :45 easy
Ski :45 easy
Bike :45 easy
Bike :30 moderate/fast
Ski :30 moderate/fast
Row :30 moderate/fast
Today's Lifting/Strength
*Open & QuarterFinals perform everything but snatch push press & snatch balance
*SemiFinals & Games lift AFTER your metcons. Perform all lifts
Week 9 Day 2
Video
Week 9 Day 2
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Week 9 Day 2
Scoring: Load
Athletes Notes
Scoring: Load
Athletes Notes
WHAT IS RPE?
RPE means Rate of Perceived Exertion. We use this instead of giving exact percentages sometimes
to help you get more out of the lifting. On a “perfect day” your percentages for the lifting would
match up exactly with your RPE (example: 3x3 Snatches @70% 1RM would feel like 3x3 Snatches
@7/10 RPE).
Some days how you feel and your RPE may mean you decrease (or increase) your weights so that it
matches up with RPE, instead of feeling like you have to do the percentages exactly (examples 3x3
Snatches @7/10 RPE is harder today. So instead of using 70% 1RM (which would feel like 8/10 RPE,
you use 60-65% of your 1RM that day).
The reality is some days you feel great! And others you don’t. Either way, that is okay! The RPE scale
allows us to be wexible in our training while still getting stronger!
The upside (especially on Saturdays) is you may feel great and get to hit weights beyond your
equivalent percentages (example: on a heavy single day @10/10 RPE, you hit a new max because
your new full effort is 105% of your 1RM
Scoring: Load
Athletes Notes
WHAT IS RPE?
RPE means Rate of Perceived Exertion. We use this instead of giving exact percentages sometimes
to help you get more out of the lifting. On a “perfect day” your percentages for the lifting would
match up exactly with your RPE (example: 3x3 Snatches @70% 1RM would feel like 3x3 Snatches
@7/10 RPE).
Some days how you feel and your RPE may mean you decrease (or increase) your weights so that it
matches up with RPE, instead of feeling like you have to do the percentages exactly (examples 3x3
Snatches @7/10 RPE is harder today. So instead of using 70% 1RM (which would feel like 8/10 RPE,
you use 60-65% of your 1RM that day).
The reality is some days you feel great! And others you don’t. Either way, that is okay! The RPE scale
allows us to be wexible in our training while still getting stronger!
The upside (especially on Saturdays) is you may feel great and get to hit weights beyond your
equivalent percentages (example: on a heavy single day @10/10 RPE, you hit a new max because
your new full effort is 105% of your 1RM
Scoring: Load
Athletes Notes
WHAT IS RPE?
RPE means Rate of Perceived Exertion. We use this instead of giving exact percentages sometimes
to help you get more out of the lifting. On a “perfect day” your percentages for the lifting would
match up exactly with your RPE (example: 3x3 Snatches @70% 1RM would feel like 3x3 Snatches
@7/10 RPE).
Some days how you feel and your RPE may mean you decrease (or increase) your weights so that it
matches up with RPE, instead of feeling like you have to do the percentages exactly (examples 3x3
Snatches @7/10 RPE is harder today. So instead of using 70% 1RM (which would feel like 8/10 RPE,
you use 60-65% of your 1RM that day).
The reality is some days you feel great! And others you don’t. Either way, that is okay! The RPE scale
allows us to be wexible in our training while still getting stronger!
The upside (especially on Saturdays) is you may feel great and get to hit weights beyond your
equivalent percentages (example: on a heavy single day @10/10 RPE, you hit a new max because
your new full effort is 105% of your 1RM
Mayhem Freedom
Video
21 6 1 MCBostonHarbor
4 Sets
AMRAP 7 Minutes
10-15-20-25….
Row (calories)
Ski (calories)
Bike Erg (calories)
-Rest 3:00 between sets-
Scoring: Calories
Athletes Notes
TARGET SCORE
Target Calories each set: 140/120+
Minimum Calories before scaling each set: none
Ski: Work to close the hips forcefully each pull and leverage your torso to keep a high output.
SCALING
No scaling needed
Scaling option to rnish near the target score:
No scaling needed
CrossFit Torian
Video
21 6 1 MCLincolnMemorial
Scoring: Time
Athletes Notes
TARGET SCORE
Target time: sub 12 minutes
Time cap: 15 minutes
Double Front Rack Walking Lunge: Lunge is done with two Kettlebells on the shoulders. The goal is
50’ unbroken and work to avoid the “stutter step” while moving with the challenging weight.
Handstand Walk: This is a BIG set. Work for fast sets of 50’ and kick down for quick breaks to shake
out as needed.
SCALING
The SCALING aim to maintain intensity and rnish near the target time.
Scaling option to rnish near the target score:
30 GHD sit up
150’ Double Front Rack Kettlebell Lunge (2x53/35)
30 GHD sit up
150’ Handstand Walk
30 GHD sit up
Click "Workout prep notes available" directly below for the full warm up
Athletes Notes
4. Workout Prep
1 Set (at workout pace):
3 Dumbbell Bench Press (at workout weight)
1 Legless Rope Climbs
Scoring: Time
Athletes Notes
TARGET SCORE
Target Time each set: sub 7 minutes
How it should Feel: MUSCULAR ENDURANCE! This workout is designed to get that consistent
push/pull effect. The pump in your chest, shoulders and/or forearms will be real! If you are getting
hung up on any one movement scale the reps and/or weight as needed.
SCALING
The SCALING aim is to stay moving and keep intensity up!
Team Version:
For Time
24 Worm Deadlifts
8 Legless Rope Climbs*
24 Worm Hang Cleans
8 Legless Rope Climbs*
24 Worm Push Press
8 Legless Rope Climbs*
*2 Legless per athlete
Scoring: Load
Athletes Notes
Example Sets
Set 1:
3 Bench Press (heavy) @ 7/10 RPE
-Rest as needed-
Set 2:
3 Bench Press (heavy) @ 7.5/10 RPE
-Rest as needed-
Set 3:
3 Bench Press (heavy) @ 8/10 RPE
-Rest as needed-
Set 4:
3 Bench Press (heavy) @ 9/10 RPE
-Rest as needed-
Set 5:
3 Bench Press (heavy) @ 10/10 RPE
20 Push Ups
WHAT IS RPE?
RPE means Rate of Perceived Exertion. We use this instead of giving exact percentages sometimes
to help you get more out of the lifting. On a “perfect day” your percentages for the lifting would
match up exactly with your RPE (example: 3x3 Snatches @70% 1RM would feel like 3x3 Snatches
@7/10 RPE).
Some days how you feel and your RPE may mean you decrease (or increase) your weights so that it
matches up with RPE, instead of feeling like you have to do the percentages exactly (examples 3x3
Snatches @7/10 RPE is harder today. So instead of using 70% 1RM (which would feel like 8/10 RPE,
you use 60-65% of your 1RM that day).
The reality is some days you feel great! And others you don’t. Either way, that is okay! The RPE scale
allows us to be wexible in our training while still getting stronger!
The upside (especially on Saturdays) is you may feel great and get to hit weights beyond your
equivalent percentages (example: on a heavy single day @10/10 RPE, you hit a new max because
your new full effort is 105% of your 1RM
Scoring: Time
Athletes Notes
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