Monday (Session One)
A.
Every minute, on the minute, for 2 minutes (2 sets):
Snatch Press from Receiving
x 4 reps
Build over the course of the three sets.
Followed by….
Every minute, on the minute, for 3 minutes (3 sets):
Drop Snatch x 2 reps
Building in weight, but don’t go heavier than you can comfortably and safely bring back down to your back rack.
B.
Every 2 minutes, for 10 minutes (5 sets):
Hang Snatch x 2 reps @ 95% of your 3-RM Hang Snatch
*If you don’t know your 3-RM Hang Snatch, establish that today instead of doing these sets.
C.
Every minute, on the minute, for 7 minutes (7 sets):
Power Clean + Power Jerk x 1 rep @ 80%
D.
Every 3 minutes, for 15 minutes (5 sets):
Back Squat with a 5 second lowering phase
x 4 reps
*Sets 1-2 = @ 65%
*Sets 3-5 = @ 70%
E.
Three sets of:
DB Bench Press x 12 reps
Romanian Deadlift x 10 reps (Aim to use 65%+ of your 1-RM Clean for these)
Rest 45 seconds
Wednesday (Session Two)
A.
Every minute, on the minute, for 3 minutes (3 sets):
Press in Clean (Sots Press) x 4 reps
Followed by…
Every minute, on the minute, for 3 minutes (3 sets):
Clean Grip Overhead Squat x 4 reps
(Build in weight if your mobility allows you to get into a comfortable position at the bottom. If flexibility is an issue, stick with an empty barbell & go as low as you can safely go.)
B.
Every 3 minutes, for 12 minutes (4 sets):
3 Cleans + 1 Jerk
*Set 1 = @ 75% of 1-RM Clean & Jerk
*Set 2 = @ 80% of 1-RM Clean & Jerk
*Sets 3-4 = @ 85% of 1-RM Clean & Jerk
(Perform 3 cleans, dropping the bar each rep, and after the last clean perform a jerk)
C.
Every minute, on the minute, for 7 minutes (7 sets):
Power Snatch x 1 rep @ 80%
D.
Every 2:30, for 7:30 (3 sets):
Bulgarian Split Squat x 6 reps each leg
Build over the course of the 3 sets.
E.
Three sets of:
Chinups x 10 reps
V-Ups x 30 seconds
Rest 45 seconds
Friday (Session Three)
A.
Every minute, on the minute, for 3 minutes (3 sets):
Snatch with no contact x 2 reps
Build in weight as you go. Use this as a warmup exercise & stay under 60% of your snatch max. This is an exercise to help you feel when to stop extending & when to pull under the bar (Helps with timing).
Followed by…
Every minute, on the minute, for 3 minutes (3 sets):
Press in Split Jerk Position x 5 reps
Build over the course of the 3 sets.
B.
Every 2 minutes, for 12 minutes (6 sets):
Snatch x 2 reps
*Set 1 = @ 65%
*Set 2 = @ 70%
*Set 3 = @ 75%
*Sets 4-6 = @ 80%
C.
Every 2:30, for 12:30 (5 sets):
(Clean + Front Squat + Jerk) x 2 reps
*Sets 1-2 = @ 75% of 1-RM Clean & Jerk
*Sets 3-4 = @ 80% of 1-RM Clean & Jerk
*Set 5 = @ 85% of 1-RM Clean & Jerk
D.
Every 2:30, for 12:30 (5 sets):
Enderton Front Squat Complex x 1 rep
*Set 1 = @ 80% of 1-RM Enderton Front Squat Complex
*Sets 2-3 = @ 85% of 1-RM Enderton Front Squat Complex
*Sets 4-5 = @ 90% of 1-RM Enderton Front Squat Complex
*Note: If you do not know your 1-RM in this complex, establish a 1-RM today instead of doing these sets.
(Take the bar out of the rack. The Enderton Front Squat complex consists of 3 reps in total: 1st rep = 3 second pause at the bottom, 2nd rep = double bounce, 3rd rep = regular front squat. These 3 reps = 1 rep of the complex)
E.
Three sets of:
Sled Push x 100 feet
Rest 90 seconds
Use moderate weight. You shouldn’t be able to sprint with it but you also shouldn’t have to walk it.
Jared i dont get the no contact variation. I keep watching the video but I struggle to understand the exercise dynamic. Could you please clarify?
Its a no hip contact snatch…like a muscle snatch, only you are pulling under the bar like a standard snatch. The bar does not make contsct with the hips during the 2nd pull. Pull the bar straight from the ground to overhead.
Great question! In a normal snatch – the goal is to make contact at the hip. Right at the belt line. So the bar should be coming in to touch you at the hip. For the no contact snatch – it is just an exercise variation where you do NOT make contact at the hip. It’s meant to be a lighter exercise that helps teach you when to stop extending and when to pull under. It improves your connection with the bar so your timing improves. Also, sorry I’m so late responding to your comment – I totally missed it!
What is an alternative to sled push? I don’t have access to one at the gym :/
Sorry I’m so late to reply!! I totally missed this comment. Do you have an assault bike or a rower? I would just do a series of sprints on those (3 sets of 30seconds). It is meant to be some General Physical Preparedness. Something to get the heart rate up for a very short period of time and to keep you moving. You could even do a set of 15 squats as fast as possible with moderate weight (40-50%).
That’s ok! You’re busy! Thank you for responding! 🙂