Choose your April workout
Angie is a bodyweight benchmark; Manion repeats running and back squats. Donny uses a symmetrical deadlift and burpee ladder. The Chris Kyle entry below identifies its specific published version because exercise details differ between gym versions.
This is an editorial selection of training ideas, not a calendar of sessions to complete together. Leave recovery between demanding workouts and choose a suitable version for your experience and equipment.
Angie
One hundred repetitions each of four bodyweight movements, completed in order.
Manion
Seven rounds of running and back squats, with a substantial cumulative leg workload.
Donny
A symmetrical deadlift and burpee ladder: 21-15-9-9-15-21.
Chris Kyle
Three rounds of kettlebell swings, box jumps, clusters and feet-elevated push-ups.
Prepare, scale and record
Read the complete workout and its special rules before starting. Warm up progressively, rehearse unfamiliar movements and arrange your equipment. Choose loads, repetitions and movement variations before the timer starts.
For a timed workout, record elapsed time; for an AMRAP, record rounds plus additional repetitions. Keep any prescribed rest and note time caps, loads and substitutions. Follow the individual workout page for formats with different scoring rules.
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