Month: April 2020

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Conditioning Savage Anywhere WOD

“7th Inning Stretch” (14 of 14)

This exercise is the same for Race and Blitz.

7 rounds:

  • 7 push ups
  • 7 swings
  • 250m swift ruck (Race); 100m swift ruck (Blitz)*

The prescribed ruck weight is 45 pounds for people over 150 pounds, and 35 pounds for people under 150 pounds. Scale to your ability.

The prescribed ruck speed for the 100m ruck is ruck-walking as fast as you can, or a slow trot.

If you do not have a backpack suitable for heavy swings, you may swing a dumbbell, or kettlebell. You may also substitute for odd-object to shoulder.

Cadre DS (Dan) is a special forces operator, with experience serving in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Africa, and Haiti as an Air Force Combat Controller. Dan maintains and teaches a “ready for whatever” level of fitness, and is an event Cadre for Savage Race GORUCK Tough events.

//Sam’s notes:
You can use any backpack for this. If you are interested in ruck training, Sam uses and recommends GORUCK 20L Rucker and Ruck Plate.

Source: https://savagerace.com/savage-anywhere-workouts/

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Run Training Savage Anywhere WOD

“Rachel’s Run” (13 of 14)

Warmup:
3 Rounds of:

Workout:
2.5 mile run (Blitz), or 4 mile run (Race), each mile increasing in pace.

At the start of each mile complete the following.

  • 25 Air squats
  • 25 Push ups
  • 25 Lunges
  • 25 Sit-Ups

Aim to maintain a consistent pace for each of the miles, gradually increasing pace with each mile you start. Last mile should end with your fastest pace possible while maintaining the same pace over the entire mile.

Source: https://savagerace.com/savage-anywhere-workouts/

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Conditioning Savage Anywhere WOD

“Kevlar” (12 of 14)

This exercise is the same for Race and Blitz.

AMRAP 15:

Go up by 3 reps each round (e.g. Round 1 is 3 reps of each, round 2 is 6 of each, 9, 12, etc…)

*Sub strict pull-ups for Odd-Object Rows if no equipment (This link references explanation video from “Let’s Get Savage” workout where the same movement was involved)

Source: https://savagerace.com/savage-anywhere-workouts/

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Conditioning Savage Anywhere WOD

“Kalsnew” (11 of 14)

This challenge is the same for Race and Blitz.

Workout: (For Time)

Workout: (For Time)(No Equipment Version)

Make your weight heavy enough to be challenging.

Mobility: (Improve from last time)

Source: https://savagerace.com/savage-anywhere-workouts/

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Run Training Savage Anywhere WOD

“Let’s Get Savage” Race Simulation (10 of 14)

“This makes my arms feel exactly like they do on race day.” -Chris Stangle

Equipment version:
10 (Race) / 6 (Blitz) Rounds:

  • 800 meter run
  • 10 pull-ups
  • 10 alternating bicep curls (each side)
  • 10 bent over rows

No equipment version:
10 (Race) / 6 (Blitz) Rounds:

  • 800 meter run
  • 45 seconds low plank
  • 10 odd-object squat cleans
  • 10 odd-object bent over rows

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Source: https://savagerace.com/savage-anywhere-workouts/