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Zach (Clouser)

Monostructural
Weightlifting
Solo

Workout Details

For Time

For Time:

1800 mRun

Then, 7 Rounds of:

7Clean-and-Jerk

155/110 lbs (70/50 kg)

19Wall Ball Shot

20/14 lbs (9/6 kg)

Coaching Tips

Strategy

  • 1Pace yourself on the 1,800 meter run, as it sets the tone for the rest of the workout.
  • 2For Clean-and-Jerks, break the reps into manageable sets if necessary (e.g., 4+3 or 5+2).
  • 3Keep Wall Ball Shots unbroken if possible, focusing on rhythm and technique to avoid fatigue.
  • 4Micro-rest between movements — a few seconds before starting the next round can help in maintaining intensity.
  • 5Transition quickly but safely between movements to save time.

Safety Considerations

Technical Focus

Ensure proper form on the Clean-and-Jerk to prevent shoulder and back injuries.

Recommended Warm-Up

General Warm-Up:

  • 2 min Easy Run - 2 min(Light jog to warm up the body.)

Mobility Work:

  • 5 each side Hip Flexor Stretch(Focus on opening the hips.)
  • 10 Shoulder Dislocates(Use a band or PVC pipe.)
  • 5 each side Ankle Mobility(Improve the ankle range of motion.)

Activation Set:

2 rounds
  • 5 Light Clean-and-Jerk(Use a lighter weight than the workout.)
  • 10 Wall Ball Shots (light)(Focus on form and technique.)
  • 10 Air Squats(Keep movements controlled.)

Scaling Options

Intermediate

Reduced weights for Clean-and-Jerk to 125/85 lbs and Wall Ball to 16/10 lbs.

  • 1

    clean and jerk

    Use lighter weights for clean-and-jerks.

    Weight: 125/85 lbs (56/39 kg)

  • 2

    wall ball shot

    Use lighter wall balls.

    Weight: 16/10 lbs (7/4 kg)

Scaled

Reduced weights further for Clean-and-Jerk to 95/65 lbs and Wall Ball to 10/6 lbs.

  • 1

    clean and jerk

    Use even lighter weights for clean-and-jerks.

    Weight: 95/65 lbs (43/29 kg)

  • 2

    wall ball shot

    Use even lighter wall balls.

    Weight: 10/6 lbs (5/3 kg)