CrossFit Republic – CrossFit
Daily Strength W.O.D. – 16 Minutes (5 Rounds for weight)
Bench Press
3 – 3 – 3 – 3 – 3+
Sets 4 and 5 should be the same load.
Log all three loads and note max reps in notes for set 5
Intended Stimulus
This is a heavy pressing session focused on top-end strength and repeatable mechanics.
The first three sets prepare you for the working weight.
Sets four and five are where the training effect happens.
You should choose a load that:
Feels heavy but controlled for sets 4 and 5
Allows at least 3 strong reps on the final set
Does not turn into grinders or spot-dependent reps
Loading Guidance
Set 1: ~70%
Set 2: ~75%
Set 3: ~80%
Sets 4–5: ~82–87% depending on the day
If bar speed changes dramatically or setup degrades, stay at the weight — don’t chase numbers.
Coaching Notes
Same setup every rep: feet, arch, upper-back tension.
Controlled descent, no bouncing.
Press with intent — bar path stays consistent.
Use a spotter, especially for the final set.
Rule of Thumb
If rep 3 feels like a max, you went too heavy.
The last set should challenge strength, not test survival.
Clean reps only.
Bench Press (Weightlifting Variable Reps & Sets)
Daily Bodybuilding Bro Sesh – 12 Minutes (AMRAP – Rounds)
Every 4 Minutes on the 4 Minutes for 3 Rounds Complete…
12 to 15 Reps of…
– Double Dumbbell Tricep Kick Backs (Same Time)
– Double Dumbbell Hammer Curls (Same Time)
– Double Dumbbell Overhead Tricep Extensions (Same Time)
– Double Dumbbell Palms Up Curls (Same Time)
Use same dumbbells for all 4 movements. Recommend going light. Something you can finish within the 4 minutes. This is meant to be a burn out.
Score is 12 Rounds Complete. Note weight in note section.
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Endurance W.O.D. – 30 Minutes (AMRAP – Rounds and Reps)
As Many Rounds and Reps as Possible of…
30/24 Calorie Echo Bike
30 Mountain Climbers (L/R=1)
20/16 Calorie Echo Bike
20 Push Ups
10/8 Calorie Echo Bike
10 Reverse Burpees
Intended Stimulus
This is a cardio-dominant conditioning workout built around repeated bike efforts with simple bodyweight movements layered in.
The bike drives heart rate.
The floor movements interrupt rhythm and prevent full recovery.
The goal is steady output.
How This Should Feel
Breathing stays high the entire workout
Legs accumulate fatigue from repeated bike efforts
Upper body fatigue builds gradually from push-ups and climbers
Reverse burpees force composure when heart rate is elevated
You should feel uncomfortable early and stay there.
Pacing Guidance
Bike efforts should be consistent , not max output
Choose a pace you can repeat each round without large drop-off
Push-ups should stay in manageable sets
Mountain climbers should be controlled, not rushed
Reverse burpees should stay smooth and deliberate
If your bike calories fall off sharply after the first round, the early pace was too aggressive.
Movement Notes
Mountain Climbers: shoulders stacked over hands, steady rhythm
Push Ups: full lockout, chest to floor; break early if needed
Reverse Burpees: step back and stand tall — no rush, no panic
Big Picture
This workout rewards:
Engine management
Consistent bike pacing
Staying calm during repeated heart-rate spikes
Keep moving. Avoid standing rest. Let consistency do the work.
