Mobility and Activation
1:00 Seated Straddle w/ Alt. Toe Touches
10/10 Half Kneeling Kettlebell Upside Down Press
10/10 Bird Dogs
General Prep:
2 Sets: For Quality Empty Barbell
5 Hang Muscle Snatch
5 Snatch Grip Push Press
5 Hang Power Snatch
10 Deep Lunge Mountain Climbers
5 No Jump Burpees
Specific Cycling Prep
2 Sets: Light Load to Working Load
3 Tng Power Snatch
3 Bar Facing Burpees
3 Tng Power Snatch
3 Bar Facing Burpees
Rest 1:00 b/t sets
TEAMPRVNTUESDAY
“Simple Design”
For Time:
3 Sets
12-9-6 Power Snatch
15-12-9 Bar Facing Burpees
-rest 2:00 b/t sets-
Barbell: 95/65lbs (43/30kg)
Level 2:
For Time:
3 Sets
12-9-6
Power Snatch
Bar Facing Burpees
-rest 2:00 b/t sets-
Barbell: 75/55lb, 34/25kg
Level 1:
For Time:
3 Sets
12-9-6
Hang Power Snatch
Lateral Burpees over the Bar
-rest 2:00 b/t sets-
Barbell: 45/35lb, 20/15kg
Masters 55+:
For Time:
3 Sets
9-7-5
Power Snatch
Bar Facing Burpees
-rest 2:00 b/t sets-
Barbell: 75/55lb, 34/25kg
Goal: 3:30-5:00 Sets
Score: Average Set Time
Time Cap: 20:00
Stimulus: Barbell Cycling Sprint / Burpee Power Output
RPE: 9/10
Primary Objective: Maintain fast, consistent cycle speed on snatches
Secondary Objective: Push the pace on bar-facing burpees and minimize transitions
Workout Strategy:
This month’s Team PRVN Tuesday is all about barbell cycling under fatigue in a near sprint setting. The first and primary focus is on keeping the barbell moving smoothly and maintaining big sets of cycled reps. The goal here should be to hit sets of 5+ unbroken reps at a time – and try to pace our burpees and transitions to allow for this. If you are confident on the bar, then it’s time to push the burpees hard from the get go and trust your ability to hang on. The rest will be just enough here that sets 1 & 2 should stay pretty tight in time, but set 3 will be a mental and physical battle.
Movement Modifications:
Bar-Facing Burpees: Step-over burpees or barbell-facing burpees with a lateral step can be used for athletes with limited jumping capacity. Scale to regular burpees if needed.
Power Snatch: Start by reducing the barbell load. Next plan to move to hang power snatch or substitute with a dumbbell snatch if movement is limited by the barbell.