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Daily Strength and Conditioning Team W.O.D. – 20 Minutes (AMRAP – Rounds and Reps)

As Many Rounds and Reps as Possible with a Partner of…

400 Meter Run (Together)

100′ Sandbag Bear Hug Carry (150/100) (Split Evenly – 50′ Each)

20 Burpees Over the Sandbag (Split as desired)

Cones 25′ Apart

10 Meter = 1 Rep

25′ = 1 Rep

Modify with a 500/400 Meter Ski (Both Partners Skiing on Separate Machines at the Same Time)

Intended Stimulus

This is a partner endurance workout with shared effort and constant movement.

Run/Ski = steady engine

Carry = midline and upper body tension

Burpees = breathing and pace control

The goal is to keep both athletes involved and limit downtime between movements .

Time Domain Breakdown

Run (together): 2:00 – 3:00

or Ski: 2:00 – 2:45

Sandbag Carry (100′ total): 1:00 – 2:00

Burpees (20 total): 1:30 – 2:30

Round Expectation

Per round: 4:30 – 7:00

Expect 4–6 rounds depending on pacing and transitions

If rounds are pushing past 7 minutes early, adjust carry weight or burpee pace.

Strategy Notes

Run / Ski

Stay together

Match pace. This is not where you win time

Sandbag Carry

Clean handoff at 50′

No standing around before the switch

Stay tight in the midline and don’t let the bag pull you forward

Burpees

Break into quick sets early (ex: 5/5/5/5 or 10/10)

Avoid one partner doing all 20

Keep transitions tight

Step Options

Step 1 — Beginner

200 Meter Run or 250/200 Meter Ski (together)

100′ Plate Carry (45/35)

20 Burpees to Plate

Time Targets

Run/Ski: 1:30–2:30

Carry: 1:00–1:30

Burpees: 1:30–2:00

Step 2 — Scaled

300 Meter Run or 375/300 Meter Ski

100′ Sandbag Carry (100/70)

20 Burpees Over the Sandbag

Time Targets

Run/Ski: 2:00–2:45

Carry: 1:00–2:00

Burpees: 1:30–2:30

Step 3 — Intermediate

400 Meter Run or 500/400 Meter Ski

100′ Sandbag Carry (150/100)

20 Burpees Over the Sandbag

Time Targets

Run/Ski: 2:00–3:00

Carry: 1:00–2:00

Burpees: 1:30–2:30

Final Thoughts

If one person is waiting on the other at transitions, you’re not splitting the work well.