Testify Quibbler - March 4, 2024

THIS WEEK'S SUBMISSION

From our video STOP Using Your Back Like THIS! How to Squat Correctly (click the title to watch):

Jeremiah 29:11
@ 33 secs that squatter has his elbows tucked to his side and a very narrow bar grip. this is very painful for my elbows when the weight increases overtime and i take a wider grip. acceptable?

Phil
In general, take a grip that is . . .
1) as narrow as it can be but . . . 
2) as wide as it needs to be.

A narrower grip provides a better shelf as it bunches up the delts tightly and helps create a tighter upper back. With that said, the grip will vary by anthropometry and flexibility, so if going a bit wider helps prevent pain, then I'd probably recommend that. Continue to focus on keeping the upper back as tight as possible.

A grip like Loren's (the squatter from 0:17 - 0:35) is great, but many people (myself included) cannot achieve a grip that narrow.


ARTICLES & VIDEOS

QUIT Using Your ARMS to Deadlift (How to Deadlift Correctly)
Don't make this mistake with your arms when you deadlift. We cover how to identify the problem as well as how to fix it. Click here to watch.

 

How to Bench Press: The Setup | STOP Doing This!
Are you getting setup as well as you should be when you bench? Phil covers a common error during the setup process as well as how to fix it. Click here to read.

 

Blast from the Past: Best Weight Plates Ever?! Found at Starting Strength Headquarters!
If you're searching for quality, metal training plates that are accurate, precise, and just look and fit great, look no further. Click here to watch.

 

Blast from the Past: Diamond Grip for the Press and Bench Press
Are you struggling to take the correct grip when pressing? Check out the diamond grip - a quick and easy way to take the right grip every time. Click here to read.


NEW TESTIFY HOODIES ARE AVAILABLE!

Looking to train in style and comfort this winter? Get yourself a Testify hoodie - in practically any color! Get yours today and represent your favorite gym.

Click here to head to the Testify Store.


WHAT'S COMING UP

Below are a few of our upcoming events, and you can find out what else is on the calendar by heading to our events page at www.testifysc.com/events.

Testify Leprechaun Lift-off

  • March 16, 2024

  • Want to join us for the annual Testify Leprechaun Lift-off? Of course you do! This is a weightlifting meet, so the contested lifts are the snatch and clean-and-jerk.

  • Click here to register or for more information.

Testify Strengthlifting Challenge

  • April 6, 2024

  • The annual Testify Strengthlifting Challenge is back, and we invite you to be a part of it! This is a strengthlifting meet, which means the contested lifts will be the squat, press, and deadlift.

  • Click here to register or for more information.

Starting Strength Self-Sufficient Lifter Camp

  • May 18, 2024

  • Spend the day learning the Squat, Press, and Deadlift and how to self-evaluate your lifts while training in your garage or commercial gym without a coach.

  • Click here to register or for more information.


THIS WEEK’S CONDITIONING

Option 1
Sled
Outdoors:
10 rounds of:
Push sled 100 ft
Pull sled 100 ft (hand over hand)

Indoors:
20 rounds of:
Push sled 50 ft
Pull sled 50 ft (hand over hand)

Compare to 2024.01.01.

Option 2
Bike/row:
5 min on
4 min off
4 min on
3 min off
3 min on
2 min off
2 min on
1 min off
1 min on

Record distance for each interval and add for total distance.

Compare to 2023.12.11.

Option 3
Outdoors:
8 rounds:
4 tire flips
50 yd sled push (25 yd down-back)
Rest 1 minute

Indoors:
8 rounds:
4 tire flips
100 ft sled push (50 ft down-back)
Rest 1 minute

Compare to 2023.11.13.

Option 4
5 rounds:
4 tire flips
8 sledgehammer strikes
6 pull-ups
10 push-ups

Pull-ups and push-ups can be modified – talk to the coaches for options.

Compare to 2023.11.13.

Testify Express - January 29, 2024

THIS WEEK'S SUBMISSION

From our video Starting Strength Squat Looks HORRIFYING, Here's Why (click the title to watch):

Mike
I bought Starting Strength by Mark Rippetoe about six years ago. At 70 now, weight 165, I can deadlift 200 and squat 135. That is not a lot of weight I realize, but I lift it clean, multiple reps, and sets. Shoulder surgery over 20 years ago, and a torn bicep my benchpress is laughable but I keep trying. 🙂

Phil
This is great to hear, and keep at it!


ARTICLES & VIDEOS

10 TIPS to Help You DOMINATE the Squat (2 Minutes!)
We cover 10 rules to help you get a bigger, better squat . . . all in 2 minutes. Click here to watch.

 

Use THIS CUE to PR Your Lifts!
Try out this simple cue the next time you're going for a heavy single at the gym or in competition. It just might help you nail that PR you've been chasing. Click here to read.

 

Blast from the Past: Set Your Back Faster and Better for a BIGGER Deadlift!
Do you keep trying over and over again to set your back in the deadlift? Don't do that - it isn't accomplishing what you think it is. Phil explains. Click here to watch.

 

Blast from the Past: Deadlift Tip: Quit Bending Your Arms!
We cover a common (and ridiculous-looking) problem in the deadlift setup and explain how to fix it. Click here to read.


NEW TESTIFY HOODIES ARE AVAILABLE!

Looking to train in style and comfort this winter? Get yourself a Testify hoodie - in practically any color! Get yours today and represent your favorite gym.

Click here to head to the Testify Store.


WHAT'S COMING UP

Below are a few of our upcoming events, and you can find out what else is on the calendar by heading to our events page at www.testifysc.com/events.

Women's Strength Class

  • 6-week class, starts on February 6th

  • Are you interested in learning to lift correctly, getting stronger, and making great friends in the process? If so, come join Starting Strength Coach Barb Mueller and get started on your journey of strength!

  • Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm

  • NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! Open to all women who want to get strong!

  • Click here to register.

Free Intro to Deadlift Session

  • February 10, 2024

  • Are you interested in getting stronger? Book your free "Intro to Deadlift" session and learn to deadlift, meet some of our coaches, and see the gym! All ages and abilities are welcome.

  • Click here to book your session.

Starting Strength Self-Sufficient Lifter Camp

  • May 18, 2024

  • Spend the day learning the Squat, Press, and Deadlift and how to self-evaluate your lifts while training in your garage or commercial gym without a coach.

  • Click here to register or for more information.


THIS WEEK’S CONDITIONING

Option 1
Sled
Outdoors:
10 rounds of:
Push sled 100 ft
Pull sled 100 ft (hand over hand)

Indoors:
20 rounds of:
Push sled 50 ft
Pull sled 50 ft (hand over hand)

Compare to 2023.11.27.

Option 2
5 rounds:
10 cal bike
1 min rest
4 sandbag-over-bars
1 min rest

Set the yoke crossmember at 35/33, and the weight is 150#/75#.

Compare to 2023.11.06.

Option 3
8 rounds:
Outdoors:
4 tire flips
50 yd sled push (25 yd down-back)
Rest 1 minute

Indoors:
4 tire flips
100 ft sled push (50 ft down-back)
Rest 1 minute

Compare to 2023.10.09.

Option 4
Sandbag-over-bars
Set yoke at #33 for women or #35 for men.
1. 1 minute AMRAP
2. 5 rounds of 2 reps every 2 minutes (speed!)
3. 1 minute AMRAP

Weights
Female under 40 years
140 lbs and under: 75 lbs
140.1 lbs – 185 lbs: 100 lbs
185.1 lbs and over: 150 lbs

Female 40 years and over
140 lbs and under: 50 lbs
185 lbs and under: 75 lbs
185.1 lbs and over: 100 lbs

Male under 40 years
185 lbs and under: 150 lbs
185.1 lbs – 235 lbs: 200 lbs
235.1 lbs and over: 250 lbs

Male 40 years and over
185 lbs and under: 100 lbs
185.1 lbs – 235 lbs: 150 lbs
235.1 lbs and over: 200 lbs

Compare to 2023.10.09.

The Testify Examiner - November 13, 2023

THIS WEEK'S SUBMISSION

From our video How to Build Jerk Blocks - Part 1: Stackers (click the title to watch):

Richmon Schumann
What height do you build the jerk blocks to? Is it based on a standard or just the height of the person using the blocks?

Phil
These are about 45 to 46 inches tall. They were designed with the goal that pretty much anybody (even relatively tall people) could still use them for jerk blocks. Most people will not use all of the blocks when performing jerks from the blocks.


ARTICLES & VIDEOS

One Clue to Identify a Bad Squat EARLY
How can you tell that your squat is going to be harder and less efficient than it should be? Watch for this tell-tale sign on the descent and learn how to fix it. Click here to watch.

 

How to EASILY Move Stall Mats! | Gym Equipment
Horse stall mats are supremely useful for platforms and/or gym flooring, but they’re a pain to move...OR ARE THEY?! There’s a better way. You need to get your mind right, so check out this article. Click here to read.

 

Blast from the Past: How to Put on Knee Sleeves (the super secret and easy way!)
Stop struggling to get your knee sleeves on. Phil, Becky, and Sharon show you this super secret method - it's simple and easy. Click here to watch.

 

Blast from the Past: Weightlifting vs Powerlifting vs Strengthlifting - What's the Difference?!
“What’s the deal with all of these lifting sports? I can’t keep them straight!” Phil explains in this short article. Click here to read.


NEW TESTIFY HOODIES ARE AVAILABLE!

Looking to train in style and comfort this fall? Get yourself a Testify hoodie - in practically any color! Get yours today and represent your favorite gym.

Click here to head to the Testify Store.


WHAT'S COMING UP

Below are a few of our upcoming events, and you can find out what else is on the calendar by heading to our events page at www.testifysc.com/events.

Benching Bonanza! The Annual Testify Bench Press Jubilee

  • November 17, 2023

  • Benching Bonanza is a strength meet wherein the only contested lift is - you guessed it - the bench press. There will be one bar, and the meet will be conducted in a "rising bar" format, so the weight on the bar only goes up! It'll be a ton of fun, so come on out!

  • Click here to register or for more information.

Testify Christmas Classic

  • December 2, 2023

  • Come on out and join us for the annual Testify Christmas Classic! This is a weightlifting meet, so the contested lifts are the snatch and clean-and-jerk.

  • Click here to register or for more information.

Testify Strengthlifting Challenge

  • April 6, 2024

  • The annual Testify Strengthlifting Challenge is back, and we invite you to be a part of it! This is a strengthlifting meet, which means the contested lifts will be the squat, press, and deadlift.

  • Click here to register or for more information.


IN OTHER NEWS . . .

This year, Testify Strength & Conditioning will be participating in Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child event as a way to support our community and beyond!  

Would you like to join us in sending a shoebox filled with gifts and personal items to a child in need this Christmas?  Your shoebox will be an expression of God’s love to a child in need around the world.  Any shoebox will do, fill it with toys, personal care items, school supplies and accessories.  You can choose to make your box specific to a boy or girl ages 2-14 years old. Fill out the envelope (located on the table outside the gym office) and add $10/box for shipping and attach it to your box.  

Check out the table outside the gym office for all the details and how to pack a box.  Our goal is to deliver 20 boxes to a local church drop-off site to be processed and sent out to the children.   Shoeboxes need to be returned to Testify no later than November 13th. 

 If you have any questions please contact Barb at barb.mueller@testifysc.com.


THIS WEEK’S CONDITIONING

Option 1
Sled
Outdoors:
10 rounds of:
Push sled 100 ft
Pull sled 100 ft (hand over hand)

Indoors:
20 rounds of:
Push sled 50 ft
Pull sled 50 ft (hand over hand)

Compare to 2023.09.11.

Option 2
Bike/row:
5 min on
4 min off
4 min on
3 min off
3 min on
2 min off
2 min on
1 min off
1 min on

Record distance for each interval and add for total distance.

Compare to 2023.08.21.

Option 3
Outdoors:
8 rounds:
4 tire flips
50 yd sled push (25 yd down-back)
Rest 1 minute

Indoors:
8 rounds:
4 tire flips
100 ft sled push (50 ft down-back)
Rest 1 minute

Compare to 2023.07.24.

Option 4
5 rounds:
4 tire flips
8 sledgehammer strikes
6 pull-ups
10 push-ups

Pull-ups and push-ups can be modified – talk to the coaches for options.

Compare to 2023.07.24.

Metro Testify - October 9, 2023

THIS WEEK'S SUBMISSION
From our video Weightlifting vs Powerlifting vs Strengthlifting - What's the Difference?! (click the title to watch):

Timinator117
I've never heard of strengthlifting before. How common is it? 

By the way, solid, concise and simple explanation. Short and sweet, just as it should be in today's age of impatient learning and instant gratification.

Phil
Pretty belated response here, but thanks for the kind words. Powerlifting is certainly more common than strengthlifting. Strengthlifting is, on one hand, rather new, and on the other hand, not so new in the sense that the press has been around for a lot longer than the bench press. It’s pretty popular in Starting Strength circles, and it’s probably also worth noting that Mark Rippetoe (author and founder of Starting Strength) was also the creator of the CrossFit Total back in the day, which consists of the same three lifts – squat, press, and deadlift – that make up strengthlifting. We’ve been hosting strengthlifting meets as well as weightlifting meets for a while now, and we get quite a lot of traction in the general strength training community.


ARTICLES & VIDEOS

When Your Training Motivation is Low...
Running on empty when it comes to training motivation? We give you 3 tips (plus a bonus tip) to help you stay consistent with your training. Click here to watch.

 

The HIDDEN ERROR in His Press | Two Minute Tactics!
He's ruining the start position of his press, and it's not why (or where) you think. Find out more and improve your own press. Click here to watch.

 

Do ONE Thing to Get Stronger and Improve All Your Lifts!
Can one cue help all of your lifts? Your squat, deadlift, press, bench press, snatch, and clean-and-jerk? Yep, and Phil explains what and how. Click here to read.

 

Blast from the Past: How to Safely Bench Press Alone!
If you need to bench press alone, you need to do it safely, and it's very simple. Phil breaks it down in under 3 minutes. Click here to watch.

 

Blast from the Past: To Stand Up . . . Stay Leaned Over!
Stop raising your chest early in the squat - it's making for a weaker squat. Phil explains and gives two useful cues to help. Click here to read.


NEW TESTIFY HOODIES ARE AVAILABLE!

Looking to train in style and comfort this fall? Get yourself a Testify hoodie - in practically any color! Get yours today and represent your favorite gym.

Click here to head to the Testify Store.


WHAT'S COMING UP

Reminder: We will be closed for training on Saturday, 10/21/23, as we are hosting the annual Testify Fall Classic strengthlifting meet.

Below are a few of our upcoming events, and you can find out what else is on the calendar by heading to our events page at www.testifysc.com/events.

Testify Fall Classic

  • October 21, 2023

  • The Testify Fall Classic is back for 2023, and we invite you to be a part of it! This is a strengthlifting meet, which means the contested lifts will be the squat, press, and deadlift.

  • Click here to register or for more information.

Free Intro to Squat Session

  • October 28, 2023

  • Are you interested in getting stronger? Book your free "Intro to Squat" session and learn to squat, meet some of our coaches, and see the gym! All ages and abilities are welcome.

  • Click here to book your free session.

Free Intro to Deadlift Session

  • November 4, 2023

  • Are you interested in getting stronger? Book your free "Intro to Deadlift" session and learn to deadlift, meet some of our coaches, and see the gym! All ages and abilities are welcome.

  • Click here to book your free session.


THIS WEEK’S CONDITIONING

Option 1
“Prowler Base”
1. Load up a manageable weight.
2. Sprint 40m at 85% intensity.
3. Rest until breathing and heart rate slow down. (45 sec – 2 min)
4. Repeat 5-15 times.

Courtesy of “Death by Prowler” (on Starting Strength).

Compare to 2023.08.07.

Option 2
Bike/row:
8 x 30 sec on/2:00 off

Score = least distance covered in any 30 second interval

Compare to 2023.07.17.

Option 3
8 rounds:
Outdoors:
4 tire flips
50 yd sled push (25 yd down-back)
Rest 1 minute

Indoors:
4 tire flips
100 ft sled push (50 ft down-back)
Rest 1 minute

Compare to 2023.06.19.

Option 4
Sandbag-over-bars
Set yoke at #33 for women or #35 for men.
1. 1 minute AMRAP
2. 5 rounds of 2 reps every 2 minutes (speed!)
3. 1 minute AMRAP

Weights
Female under 40 years
140 lbs and under: 75 lbs
140.1 lbs – 185 lbs: 100 lbs
185.1 lbs and over: 150 lbs

Female 40 years and over
140 lbs and under: 50 lbs
185 lbs and under: 75 lbs
185.1 lbs and over: 100 lbs

Male under 40 years
185 lbs and under: 150 lbs
185.1 lbs – 235 lbs: 200 lbs
235.1 lbs and over: 250 lbs

Male 40 years and over
185 lbs and under: 100 lbs
185.1 lbs – 235 lbs: 150 lbs
235.1 lbs and over: 200 lbs

Compare to 2023.06.19.

Testify Journal - July 24, 2023

THIS WEEK'S SUBMISSION
From our video Barbell Rings and the Different Types of Barbells (click the title to watch):

J Tabaka
Do you put your outside finger covering the rings or keep the ring free of hands/fingers?

Phil
I'm assuming that you're referring to the bench press and the powerlifting rings, but correct me if I'm wrong. In the bench, the rings determine the maximum width grip that is permitted in competition, so the widest you can go is with the index fingers on the rings (a narrower grip is just fine).

If you're asking where to place your hands on the bench press for general strength training, then I'd recommend taking a grip that sets you up for vertical forearms (as seen from someone standing by your feet or by your head) when the bar touches your chest. We cover this a bit more in this video (specifically at about the 2:45 mark):

How to Start Lifting | Learn to Bench Press
https://youtu.be/edsQRczKn2Y

Hope this helps!


ARTICLES & VIDEOS

Why THIS is the Most Important Supplement for Building Muscle
The best supplement for strength? It's not what you think. Click here to watch.

 

Knowing This About the Bench Press Will CHANGE YOUR LIFE!
Want to improve your bench press? Make sure you're doing this . . . and not that. Click here to watch.

 

3 Ways You're Ruining Your Squat!
Quit making these mistakes when squatting. We cover 3 common squat errors as well as how to fix these mistakes. Click here to read.

 

Blast from the Past: Slippery Bench? 10 Second Fix!
Are you slipping and sliding when you bench press? Let’s fix it fast. Click here to watch.

 

Blast from the Past: The Deadlift: Sock it to Me, Baby
Want an easy way to improve your deadlift? Phil really socks it to you with this tip. Click here to read.


NEW TESTIFY GEAR!
Baseball season is here, and so is Testify’s new 3/4 raglan shirt - in multiple colors! Get yours today and represent your favorite gym!

Click here to head to the Testify Store.


WHAT'S COMING UP

Below are a few of our upcoming events, and you can find out what else is on the calendar by heading to our events page at www.testifysc.com/events.

Deadapalooza! The Annual Testify Deadlift Festival

  • August 25, 2023

  • Deadapalooza is a strength meet wherein the only contested lift is - you guessed it - the deadlift. There will be one bar (possibly multiple bars if numbers dictate), and the meet will be conducted in a "rising bar" format, so the weight on the bar only goes up! It's a ton of fun, so come on out!

  • Click here to register or for more information.

Starting Strength Self-Sufficient Lifter Camp

  • September 23, 2023

  • Spend the day learning the Squat, Press, and Deadlift and how to self-evaluate your lifts while training in your garage or commercial gym without a coach.

  • Click here to register or for more information.

Testify Fall Classic

  • October 21, 2023

  • The Testify Fall Classic is back for 2023, and we invite you to be a part of it! This is a strengthlifting meet, which means the contested lifts will be the squat, press, and deadlift.

  • Click here to register or for more information.


IN OTHER NEWS . . .
There will be a small price increase for members who have grandfathered membership rates. Please be on the lookout for an email with the details (only members with grandfathered rates will receive an email from me).  If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to me at barb.mueller@testifysc.com

Thank you for your understanding and commitment to getting stronger with us at Testify Strength & Conditioning!

Barb Mueller
barb.mueller@testifysc.com


THIS WEEK’S CONDITIONING

Option 1
Sled
Outdoors:
10 rounds of:
Push sled 100 ft
Pull sled 100 ft (hand over hand)

Indoors:
20 rounds of:
Push sled 50 ft
Pull sled 50 ft (hand over hand)

Compare to 2023.05.22.

Option 2
Bike/row:
12 min TT

Score = distance

Compare to 2023.05.01.

Option 3
Outdoors:
8 rounds:
4 tire flips
50 yd sled push (25 yd down-back)
Rest 1 minute

Indoors:
8 rounds:
4 tire flips
100 ft sled push (50 ft down-back)
Rest 1 minute

Compare to 2023.04.03.

Option 4
5 rounds:
4 tire flips
8 sledgehammer strikes
6 pull-ups
10 push-ups

Pull-ups and push-ups can be modified – talk to the coaches for options.

Compare to 2023.04.03.

Testify Ledger - June 19, 2023

THIS WEEK'S QUESTION
From our video The BEST Way to Warm Up for Lifting (Do NOT Do This!) (click the title to watch):

@yartriesthis 
What's your opinions on this warm up scheme for Strength for squatting? Warm up Set 1 20x45bar rest 1 min Warm up Set 2 12x165bar rest 2 mins Warm up Set 3 6x245bar rest 3mins Warm up Set 4 1x295bar rest 3 mins then do 4sets of working sets of 335 for 3 reps.

Phil
If you’re going to squat 335 lb x 3 x 4 (wt x reps x sets), I would recommend a warm-up that looks something like this:
45 x 5 x 2 (or just 45 x 10)
135 x 5
225 x 3
275 x 2
(305-315) x 1
I usually recommend 90% for a single for a last warm-up as a ballpark, but 315 is very convenient, so I might do that instead of the 305.

The warm-up you listed gradually gets larger, and you taper the reps, both of which are good, but I would recommend less volume. 

As far as rest time, I would only rest as long as it takes to change the weight, and then after my last warm-up, I would probably rest three minutes or so.


ARTICLES & VIDEOS

50 Grams of Protein in 1 MINUTE | Fast Protein for Muscle Growth
Need to get some more protein in your diet? Phil shows you how to do it real quick-like. Click here to watch.

The BEST Way to Warm Up for Lifting (Do NOT Do This!)
Want to warm up efficiently for lifting? Make sure you're not making this mistake. Click here to watch.

Types of Barbells: Weightlifting vs Powerlifting vs Hybrid
Why do barbells have different markings? Phil explains what they mean, what purpose they serve, and how to know which one to use. Click here to read.

Blast from the Past: How to Start Lifting: Learn to Deadlift
Phil and Becky teach you how to deadlift and explain how to do your first deadlift workout (4th video in the "How to Start Lifting" series). Click here to watch.

Blast from the Past: Tips and Tricks for the New Lifter - Part II
In Part 2 of this series, Phil covers three more tips and tricks to help the new lifter. Click here to read.


NEW TESTIFY GEAR!
Sun's out, guns out, and we've got men's and women’s tank tops in multiple colors. Get yours today and represent your favorite gym!

Click here to head to the Testify Store.


WHAT'S COMING UP
A big thank you goes out to everyone who competed, helped out, and showed up to cheer on the athletes at this year’s Testify Strongman Summer Showdown!

Reminder: We will be closed for training on Tuesday, 07/04/23, in observance of Independence Day.

Below are a few of our upcoming events, and you can find out what else is on the calendar by heading to our events page at www.testifysc.com/events.

Testify IronFest V

  • July 8, 2023

  • IronFest is a team-based strength meet wherein the contested lifts will be the squat, press, bench press, and deadlift. Competitors will form teams of 2 lifters/team and perform all 4 lifts; each lifter will perform one upper body lift and one lower body lift, and each lifter will receive 3 attempts for each lift.

  • Click here to register or for more information.

Testify Fall Classic

  • October 21, 2023

  • The Testify Fall Classic is back for 2023, and we invite you to be a part of it! This is a strengthlifting meet, which means the contested lifts will be the squat, press, and deadlift.

  • Click here to register or for more information.

Starting Strength Self-Sufficient Lifter Camp

  • September 23, 2023

  • Spend the day learning the Squat, Press, and Deadlift and how to self-evaluate your lifts while training in your garage or commercial gym without a coach.

  • Click here to register or for more information.


THIS WEEK’S CONDITIONING

Option 1
Sled Pyramid – 4, 5, or 6 tiers
Go up and down a 4, 5, or 6 tier “sled pyramid.” The distance for each round is 80 m indoors (a down-back on the 40m course) or 200 ft outdoors (2 down-backs on the 50 ft course). Rest as needed.

For example, Bob does the following (4 tiers):
Round 1: Empty sled
Round 2: 25#
Round 3: 50#
Round 4: 75#
Round 5: 50#
Round 6: 25#
Round 7: Empty sled

Compare to 2023.04.17.

Option 2
Bike/row:
4 x 3 minutes

Rest 3 minutes between each round. Score = lowest distance.

Compare to 2023.03.27.

Option 3
8 rounds:
Outdoors:
4 tire flips
50 yd sled push (25 yd down-back)
Rest 1 minute

Indoors:
4 tire flips
100 ft sled push (50 ft down-back)
Rest 1 minute

Compare to 2023.02.27.

Option 4
Sandbag-over-bars
Set yoke at #33 for women or #35 for men.
1. 1 minute AMRAP
2. 5 rounds of 2 reps every 2 minutes (speed!)
3. 1 minute AMRAP

Weights
Female under 40 years
140 lbs and under: 75 lbs
140.1 lbs – 185 lbs: 100 lbs
185.1 lbs and over: 150 lbs

Female 40 years and over
140 lbs and under: 50 lbs
185 lbs and under: 75 lbs
185.1 lbs and over: 100 lbs

Male under 40 years
185 lbs and under: 150 lbs
185.1 lbs – 235 lbs: 200 lbs
235.1 lbs and over: 250 lbs

Male 40 years and over
185 lbs and under: 100 lbs
185.1 lbs – 235 lbs: 150 lbs
235.1 lbs and over: 200 lbs

Compare to 2023.02.27.