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Boot Camp 1-16-2021#withme Superset AMRAPs and Pyramid HIIT

Warm Up 3 Min: Increasing Reps by 2
Walkout 2 Push Ups 2 Pike Glute Raises/Leg walk back 2 Squats

4 Min AMRAP –
4 Clean & Presses & 4 Step Ups/leg

10 Min HIIT – remove an exercise each Round DB/KB/DB/BW
Burpee Clean
Alt Swing Catch Thruster
Kneel Snatch Clean & Press Pause Windmill
3 Skaters SL Burpee

4 Min AMRAP –
4 Plank Push Up Row & 4 Squat to Deadlift

10 Min HIIT
Close Grip Press Pullover Leg Raise
Plank Hop Deadlift
Get Up Lateral Step Up
SL Walkout Push Up Plank Hop Hitch Switch

4 Min AMRAP –
4 Upright Row Press & 4 Dead Stop Static Lunges/leg

10 Min HIIT
Clean Offset SA Press Reverse Lunge
Stag SLDL to squat Stag SLDL
Alt Single Arm Snatch Slow Negative
Hamstring Walk Out

4 Min AMRAP –
4 4 Alt Swing Catch Squat

Finisher: 10 Push Ups
10 Sumo Dead Stop Deadlift
8,10 Reset Swings
6, 8, 10 Curl & Arnold Press
4, 6, 8, 10 Overhead to Ground Plank Hop

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14 Comments

  1. Loved it! Except for the finisher, it was all timed, which makes the workout flow better for me. Great format for a full body workout, my favorite move was the clean to offset press and lunge. AV HR 122, 395 calories. Thank you Jennifer!!

  2. The AMRAPs were my fav part of this workout, and the format made the 10 min HIIT simply fly. Done & done!! Phew! Thanks Jen for this sweaty challenge 💪🏼😅

  3. Jenn, those finishers! Arms were burning! As always marvelous workout. Ave HR132 and peak 168. ❤️

  4. Wow….such a great workout. Finisher was the hardest part and loved it. Great full body format….and look forward to next Saturdays boot camp . Thank you Jen for starting off my weekend…sweaty strong and ready for the day

  5. Great work out! Really fun and unique combination of moves. The 4 min AMRAP superset with that lower rep count encouraged me to challenge myself with the weight, but also made the round "doable." Hardest AMRAP for me was the 1st one. I really like that 10 min HIIT format — it just flies by! Thank you yet again.

  6. Average HR: 128, Peak HR: 160, Time: 71 mins, Total Cals: 894. This is an 85/15 timer/rep fullbody crossfit cardio routine. While it's a long routine overall, the HIIT sets feel short because you're constantly eliminating moves and the AMRAPs felt long to me because they're strength-oriented in that you're on one or two moves the whole time but in reality they're only 4 minutes meaning you can power through. I totally enjoyed zipping back and forth between all the moves and while I "stretched" during the move explanations (fine, I didn't do a lick of stretching and instead checked my email :)) the workout is probably closer to 60 mins if you FF the explanations. Another great boot camp and totally enjoyed it – thanks!

    To help translate my Average HR to give you a sense of the workout: 110s is what I get from a mostly upper-body workout, 120s is full body with some cardio, 130-134 is heavy weights and cardio (or a 120s-type workout with a weighted vest), 135 and above is totally dying the whole time :).

    Since different body sizes will generate different calorie burn, I included my Average HR so you can guesstimate your own potential calorie burn for this workout. Just plug in your gender/height/weight stats with my Average HR and Time into this calculator for a rough idea: http://www.shapesense.com/fitness-exercise/calculators/heart-rate-based-calorie-burn-calculator.shtml

  7. Love this format!!! It was great and went really quickly for my "fatigue-from-counting" brain 😁🤣. I was so messed up with this finisher that I don't even know if I did it right (when set is rep -based I am doing it while the record is paused) but I have had a good burn! Thank you my master! 🥰👊👊

  8. I just did this one. I ran out of time to complete so I had to stop at the 10 sumo deadlifts. Such a great workout so creative! My favorite was the skaters..though if you blinked I think you would miss it. Ha! Love the cardio built into the workout. I used dumbbells which made some of the moves feel a little awkward. I wasnt sure how to hold the dumbbells for the alternating deadlift. Thanks Jennifer for the great workout!!

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