Workout:

ETERNIUM

cardio, strength

INTENSITY

Vigorous

APPROX. WORKOUT DURATION

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Level:

Advanced

Resistance:

Single and Double Kettlebell and Bodyweight

Overall intensity:

Vigorous

Approx. workout duration:

26 to 30 minutes

Approx. total working time:

26 minutes

Overall benefits:

cardio, strength

Targets body parts:

full-body

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Private Group (members only)

This is a great strength and cardio workout with two tasks, one AMRAP and one FOR TIME. Task 1 is an awesome kettlebell combo followed by a bodyweight exercise to get that bit of recovery (interval) needed to put everything in on your next round of the combo.

It’s an advanced workout, but as always, there are scaling options to make this suitable for beginners as well. Have a go at this awesome workout, post your scoring, and rate the workout.

Programming

Go nice and heavy on your weight selection but pick a weight that you can keep moving with as this is about getting as many rounds as possible out. 40 to 50% of your 1RM strict  shoulder press (per kb) is the recommendation.

Use the same weights for task 2 that you used in task 1. Use the weight of the double kettlebell to score the task. For the swings you pick one of the two kettlebells.

Picking the right kettlebell weight? Calculate your 1RM.

Scoring

Task 1: rounds × weight

Task 2: remaining seconds × weight (weights used for the rows)

Total: add task 1 and 2 (Sum of all)

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Scaling

To scale this workout, work with one kettlebell instead of two kettlebells.

Change the half snatch for a clean and push press.

Reduce the AMRAP from 20 minutes to 12 minutes or split it in two parts of 8 minutes each with 2 minutes rest in between. Reduce the number of reps from task 2 or increase the time cap and include more rest between reps.

How do you scale kettlebell workouts?

Prep Work

How do you prepare for a workout?

  • Warm-up

    1. Part 1

      Exercise(s) to perform:

      1. 1 × Bodyweight Wide Squat
      2. 1 × CrossFit Burpee
      3. 1 × Cross Knee to Elbow (Alternating sides)
      4. 6 × Jumping Jack
       
      Work
      For a duration of: 4 minutes
      Moderate intensity; State: Steady
      Moderate intensity

      Explained in Layman’s Terms

      This is a Work task. This means that you simply complete the given task without a focus on time or reps. The duration of work should be performed for 4 minutes.

      You should perform the exercises at a perceived intensity that feels Moderate at a Steady pace, meaning that you want to keep going. Whether you can keep going depends on your condition and selection of weights. Adjust the weights if you can't keep going or when things become easy.

    2. Part 2

      Exercise(s) to perform:

      1. 2 × Arm Circle Forward (Using both arms)
      2. 2 × Arm Circle Backward (Using both arms)
      3. 2 × Thoracic Rotation and Reach (Alternating sides)
       
      Work
      For a duration of: 2 minutes
      Light to moderate intensity; State: Steady
      Light to moderate

      Explained in Layman’s Terms

      This is a Work task. This means that you simply complete the given task without a focus on time or reps. The duration of work should be performed for 2 minutes.

      You should perform the exercises at a perceived intensity that feels Light to moderate at a Steady pace, meaning that you want to keep going. Whether you can keep going depends on your condition and selection of weights. Adjust the weights if you can't keep going or when things become easy.

  • Workout

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    1. Task 1

      Exercise(s) to perform:

      1. 2 × Double Kettlebell Hip Hinge Half Snatch Double Kettlebell WorkDouble Kettlebell Work (Combo)
      2. 1 × Double Kettlebell Racked Squat Double Kettlebell WorkDouble Kettlebell Work (Combo)
      3. 1 × Kettlebell Strict Press Double Kettlebell WorkDouble Kettlebell Work (Combo)
      4. 2 × Bodyweight Surrender
       
      AMRAP
      For a duration of: 20 minutes
      Vigorous intensity; State: Interval
      Scoring for this task: Rounds × Weight
      Record your scoring for this task.
      Vigorous

      Explained in Layman’s Terms

      Perform the exercises prescribed for as many times/rounds as possible within the given time frame of 20 minutes. When you complete the number of reps for each exercise one time that is considered one round, and you want to complete as many rounds as possible.

      One round is whatever is prescribed as the exercises to perform. If there are no repetitions defined for an exercise, that means you only perform it once, otherwise you perform the exercise for as many reps as defined and then move on to the next exercise.

      You should perform the exercises at a perceived intensity that feels Vigorous.

      This task is scored, and you calculate it as Rounds × Weight for this task.

    2. Task 2

      Exercise(s) to perform:

      1. 40 × Kettlebell Bent-Over Row Wide Stance Double Kettlebell WorkDouble Kettlebell Work (Bilateral)
      2. 60 × Kettlebell Double-Arm Hip Hinge Swing Single Kettlebell Work
       
      FOR TIME
      Time cap: 6 minutes
      Vigorous intensity; State: Steady
      Scoring for this task: Remaining Seconds × Weight
      Record your scoring for this task.
      Vigorous

      Explained in Layman’s Terms

      You should perform the exercises at a perceived intensity that feels Vigorous at a Steady pace, meaning that you want to keep going. Whether you can keep going depends on your condition and selection of weights. Adjust the weights if you can't keep going or when things become easy.

      This task is FOR TIME. This means that you want to complete the task as fast as possible but always with good form and technique or it doesn't count. The time cap is 6 minutes, which means that you need to complete the task(s) within that time.

      This task is scored, and you calculate it as Remaining Seconds × Weight for this task. Deduct your finish time from the time cap, convert it to total number of seconds and multiply this by your total weight used. Count the lowest weight used unless specified otherwise.

    the whole of Workout is scored as
    Sum of all

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