Perform three rounds of the following:
5 RLL
10 Killers
5 Arch-ups
20m Sled Sprint
Finish with 60 seconds total aggregate work of a straddle L variation.
notes:
1) This workout should be performed as a modified giant set. To this end perform the RLL then rest 60 sec, perform the Killers then rest 60 sec, perform the Arch-ups then rest 60 sec, and then finally perform the Sled Sprint and then rest 5 minutes before beginning the next modified giant set.
2) Killers are essentially a jumping lunge. To perform Killers, first assume a right kneeling lunge position where the right foot is in front and flat on the ground with the right knee bent at approx. a 90-degree angle. The left leg will be behind with the left knee on the ground approximately 14-16†behind the heel of the right foot and the toes of the left leg curled under to aid in the coming jump. From this position, explode upward into the air as high as possible. At the top of the jump, switch the right leg backward and the left leg forward landing in the opposite lunge position. This constitutes one repetition. Continue for the prescribed number of repetitions.
3) Be careful to only allow the knee of the back leg to only lightly touch the ground. DO NOT bounce off of the ground with this knee or injury will result.
4) If possible, the Killers should be performed weighted by holding dumbbells at your sides. 20-40lb dumbbells should be sufficient for most people; although you should certainly feel free to go much heavier if possible.
5) Add enough weight to the RLL and Arch-ups to make them very strenuous for the five reps.
6) Also add sufficient weight to the sled/tire sprints to make the sprints quite challenging; the running should be very strenuous. If your quads are not seriously fatigued, you are not working hard enough.
7) If you do not have access to a tire or sled for sprints, then possible sled/tire substitutions include: perform the sprints with a weight vest, drag a kettlebell on the ground in front of you while you are sprinting backward, have a partner pulling against you during the sprint with a long strap.
