Build to working loads on Power Snatch + Get Touches on Pull-Ups / Or Option Thereof and Touches on Bar Muscle-Ups or Alternative for the Day
Workout Primer (Checkmark)
1-2 x Through
6-8 Wall Balls
5 Cals
4-5 Pull-Ups or Alternative
3 Cals
2-3 Power Snatch
1-2 Bar Muscle-Ups or Alternative
Rest as needed if you do another set here
PRVN Community Throwdown Workout #2: (Time)
For Time
With Partner split work as needed
120 Wall Balls
100/80 Cal Row or Ski or 72/58 Cal Bike
80 Pull-ups
60/48 Cal Row or Ski or 44/36 Cal Bike
40 Power Snatch
20 Bar Muscle-ups (30 C2B Pull ups)
Wall Ball: (Rx 20/14, S 16/12), 10/9ft Target
Barbell: (Rx 115/75, S 95/65) --
Time Domain: 18:00-25:00
Time Cap: 35
Stimulus: Chipper Conditioning / Pacing
RPE: ~9/10
The effort will be high from start to finish. Athletes should expect breathing to be elevated, with muscles—especially shoulders, grip, and legs—becoming increasingly taxed as they progress.
Primary Objective:
Complete each segment with minimal breaks. Athletes should aim for larger sets on wall balls and strategically break pull-ups and bar muscle-ups before reaching failure. The rowing segments are opportunities to move steadily while recovering breathing.
Secondary Objective:
Move efficiently between exercises with minimal transition time. Setting a steady pace from the start will pay off in the later, more challenging phases (power snatches and bar muscle-ups).
Build to Working Loads on the Dumbbells + Practice and Get Ready for Double Unders
16 Double Unders or Single Unders
4 Alternating Single Arm Devils Press
24 Double Unders or Single Unders
6 Alternating Single Arm Devils Press
PRVN Community Throwdown Workout #1: (Time)
For time:
10 Rounds of:
32 Double-Unders (A: 64 singles)
8 Alternating Single-Arm Devil’s Press
Dumbbell: (Rx50/35, S 40/25) --
Time Domain: 8:00-13:00
Time Cap: 15:00
Score = Time
Stimulus:
A moderate-duration conditioning piece that tests coordination, shoulder endurance, and work capacity. The high-rep double-unders demand efficient rope management, while the single-arm devil’s presses challenge stability, core strength, and full-body power.
RPE: ~8/10 – Athletes should be working hard, pushing the pace, but still maintaining quality reps. Breathing should be heavy, but not completely maxed out.
Primary Objective: Maintain consistent sets of double-unders to minimize time spent on rest or missed reps.
Secondary Objective: Keep a smooth, steady cadence on devil’s presses—transitioning quickly between arms without pausing or losing core tension.
Station 1: 10 Ring Rows + 200m Run + 10 Air Squats
Station 2: 14/11 Cal Bike + 16 Renegade Rows
Station 3: 14/11 Cal Row or Ski + 100ft (30m) Farmers Carry
Station 4: 1:00 Accumulated Plank Hold
Dumbbells: (Rx50/35, S 40/25)
Kettlebells: (Rx70/53, S 53/44) Primary Objective:
Complete each station’s prescribed work within the 2:00 window for all 20 sets. Maintain steady output without falling behind the clock.
Secondary Objective:
Focus on quality of movement—strict ring rows, full-depth air squats, controlled renegade rows, stable farmer’s carries, and proper plank positioning.
Stimulus:
A long-duration, moderate-intensity conditioning piece blending bodyweight movements, simple gymnastics, and cyclical elements. This workout tests steady-state endurance, grip strength, midline stability, and overall work capacity.
RPE: ~7/10
The effort should be sustainable. Athletes will feel challenged but not at their limit—breathing will be elevated, and muscles will fatigue gradually, but they should remain in control throughout.