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AMRAPMetconBenchmark12:00

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Workout Details

AMRAP
12:00

AMRAP in 12 minutes:

150Wall Ball

20/14 lbs (9/6 kg)

90Double-Under
30Muscle-Up

Coaching Tips

Strategy

  • 1Start with a steady pace on wall balls to avoid fatigue later in the workout.
  • 2For double-unders, focus on keeping a consistent rhythm rather than going too fast.
  • 3When transitioning to muscle-ups, break them into smaller sets if needed to avoid burnout.
  • 4Micro-rest during wall ball and double-under transitions to maintain consistent performance throughout the 12 minutes.
  • 5Remember to utilize your legs during muscle-ups to maintain efficiency.

Safety Considerations

Technical Focus

Watch for improper squat depth and wall ball throw mechanics.

Recommended Warm-Up

General Warm-Up:

  • 5 min easy Row or Bike - 5 min(Choose an ergometer option to match the WOD movements.)

Mobility:

  • 10 each side Hip Flexor Stretch - 30 sec(Focus on opening up hips.)
  • 10 Shoulder Dislocates with Band - 30 sec(Use a resistance band for mobility.)
  • 10 each direction Wrist Rolls - 30 sec(Warm up wrists for muscle-ups.)

Activation:

2 rounds
  • 10 Wall Balls(Use a lighter weight if necessary.)
  • 30 Single-Unders(Perform singles for warm-up before double-unders.)
  • 5-10 Pull-Ups(Focus on controlled motion to engage muscles effectively.)

Scaling Options

Intermediate

Reduce weight and modify movements for volume.

  • 1

    wall balls

    Use lighter wall ball weight.

    Weight: 16/10 lbs (7.3/4.5 kg)

  • 2

    double unders

    Perform double the quantity of single-unders.

  • 3

    muscle ups

    Perform ring rows and pull-ups instead.

Scaled

Simplify movements significantly and reduce volume.

  • 1

    wall balls

    Use a very light wall ball or perform wall ball shots.

    Weight: 12/6 lbs (5.4/2.7 kg)

  • 2

    double unders

    Perform 90 single-unders.

  • 3

    muscle ups

    Perform banded pull-ups or assistive variants.