CrossFit Republic – CrossFit
Bring a Friend Free Saturday W.O.D. – 25 Minutes (Time)
For Time Complete…
1000/800 Meter Row/Ski or 60/48 Calorie Echo Bike
50 Double Dumbbell Thrusters (50s/35s)
500/400 Meter Row/Ski or 30/24 Calorie Echo Bike
50 Toes to Bar
1000/800 Meter Row/Ski or 60/48 Calorie Echo Bike
Step 1 (New/Beginner):
500/400 Meter Row/Ski or 30/24 Calorie Echo Bike
50 Double Dumbbell Thrusters (20s/10s)
250/200 Meter Row/Ski or 15/12 Calorie Echo Bike
50 Ab Mat Sit Ups or Toes to Rig or Reverse Leg Crunches
500/400 Meter Row/Ski or 30/24 Calorie Echo Bike
Step 2 (Scaled):
1000/800 Meter Row/Ski or 60/48 Calorie Echo Bike
50 Double Dumbbell Thrusters (25s/15s)
500/400 Meter Row/Ski or 30/24 Calorie Echo Bike
50 Knees to Waist or Chest or Strict Hanging Knee/Leg Raises
1000/800 Meter Row/Ski or 60/48 Calorie Echo Bike
Step 3 (Intermediate):
1000/800 Meter Row/Ski or 60/48 Calorie Echo Bike
50 Double Dumbbell Thrusters (35s/20s)
500/400 Meter Row/Ski or 30/24 Calorie Echo Bike
50 Toes to Bar or as High as Possible
1000/800 Meter Row/Ski or 60/48 Calorie Echo Bike
Step 5: 70s/50s
Intended Stimulus
This is a long Saturday-style conditioning workout with big machine efforts and high-rep movements in the middle.
The machines elevate heart rate early, the thrusters create full-body fatigue, and the gymnastics test midline strength while breathing is already high. The final machine effort should feel like a grind, but still manageable.
The goal is to keep moving for the entire workout and finish within the intended time range, not to choose a version that turns into a survival session.
Time Expectation
Faster athletes: 14–18 minutes
Most athletes: 18–22 minutes
Longer end: 22–25 minutes
If the first machine feels like a sprint, the last one will be rough.
Pacing Notes
Machine
Strong but controlled pace
Pick something you could repeat at the end
Thrusters
Break early into repeatable sets
Use the legs every rep
Don’t wait until failure to rest
Toes to Bar / Core
Smooth sets
Avoid blowing up grip
Stay efficient
This workout is won by pacing, not by the fastest first 5 minutes.
Coach Note
Coaches — for new athletes, drop-ins, and anyone here for the free Saturday, strongly guide them toward Step 1 .
This version is still a full workout, still challenging, and much more likely to allow them to finish and have a good experience.
If beginners choose too aggressive of a version, the workout turns into long rest breaks instead of conditioning.
Step 1 will be enough. I promise.
