For Time
400m Run / 1 min Rest
Repeat 7 times
3 Rounds:
100 Double Unders
30 Toes to bar
20 KB Swings Intermediate: 16/24 RX: 20/28
TC: 13
3 Rounds:
400 meter Run
5 Burpee Pull ups / Ring Muscle Ups
TC: 10
This two-part for-time workout splits your focus between monostructural pacing and high-skill gymnastics. The first segment is a grip-intensive triplet of jump rope, T2B, and KB swings. The second transitions into a running and muscle-up pairing that demands coordination and pulling capacity when fatigued.
In Part 1, find rhythm early in your double unders. T2B will add up—break them into manageable sets (10-10-10 or 12-10-8). Use a powerful hip pop for the kettlebell swings and avoid muscling them. After the 13-minute cap or once finished, move directly into the run and burpee gymnastics couplet. For burpee pull-ups, jump with precision; for muscle-ups, stay snappy and controlled on transitions.
Each part has its own tempo. Stay consistent in Part 1—don’t go unbroken unless you're elite. Conserve grip across T2B and KB swings. For Part 2, push your pace on the run to create time for gymnastics. If muscle-ups are your limiter, breathe through the run and attack them fresh. The last round should be your strongest—run hard and finish with clean, aggressive pulls. Goal is to finish both segments within cap, ideally sub-22 minutes total.
3 Rounds:
100 Double Unders
30 Toes to bar
20 KB Swings Intermediate: 16/24 RX: 20/28
TC: 13
3 Rounds:
400 meter Run
5 Burpee Pull ups / Ring Muscle Ups
TC: 10
This two-part for-time workout splits your focus between monostructural pacing and high-skill gymnastics. The first segment is a grip-intensive triplet of jump rope, T2B, and KB swings. The second transitions into a running and muscle-up pairing that demands coordination and pulling capacity when fatigued.
In Part 1, find rhythm early in your double unders. T2B will add up—break them into manageable sets (10-10-10 or 12-10-8). Use a powerful hip pop for the kettlebell swings and avoid muscling them. After the 13-minute cap or once finished, move directly into the run and burpee gymnastics couplet. For burpee pull-ups, jump with precision; for muscle-ups, stay snappy and controlled on transitions.
Each part has its own tempo. Stay consistent in Part 1—don’t go unbroken unless you're elite. Conserve grip across T2B and KB swings. For Part 2, push your pace on the run to create time for gymnastics. If muscle-ups are your limiter, breathe through the run and attack them fresh. The last round should be your strongest—run hard and finish with clean, aggressive pulls. Goal is to finish both segments within cap, ideally sub-22 minutes total.

Buy in: 15/20 cal assault bike
3 rounds of:
12 Ring rows/pullups
8 Hand release push ups/HSPU
10 DB snatch -
1 min rest
Buy in: 15/20 cal assault bike
3 rounds of:
6 (Banded) pull ups/C2B
8 Hand release push ups/HSPU
10 DB snatch
1 min rest
Buy in: 15/20 cal assault bike
3 rounds of:
3 Burpee (banded) pull ups/bar muscle ups
8 Hand release push ups/HSPU
10 DB snatch
TC: 26
1: 10 m Double KB front rack walking lunges
2: 15 sec Assault bike sprint
3: 13 Double KB Jerks
4: 70 Double unders
5: Rest
40 m Sandbag Carry
10 Sandbag Squats
400 meter run
TC: 13
30 Ring rows/Pull ups/Chest to bar
50 DB squats -
70 DB snatch -
200 Single unders/100 double unders
On the minut: 3 burpees over DB (start at 00.00)
TC: 15
burpee to target workout, double crossover workout, dumbbell hang cluster workout, dumbbell step over workout, single crossover workout, toes to bar workout
Buy in: 50 Double crossovers / 100 Single crossovers
16 DB Step Overs
12 DB Hang Clusters
16 Toes to Bar
12 Burpees to Target
row workout, shuttle run workout, toes to bar workout
Buy in: 20/25 Cal Row
3 Rounds: 4 Shuttle Runs + 12 Toes to bar
Buy out: 20/25 Cal Row
Rest 2 min and repeat
TC: 15
bar facing burpee workout, front rack lunge workout, power clean workout, row workout, running workout, shoulder to overhead workout
20/26 Cal Row
9 Shoulder to Overhead
12 Front Rack Lunges
20/26 Cal Run
9 Bar Facing Burpees
12 Power Cleans
TC: 11
bar muscle up workout, double dumbbell burpee deadlift workout, double dumbbell devil’s press workout, double dumbbell hang clean and jerk workout, double dumbbell overhead lunge workout, ghd sit-up workout, pull-up workout, ring muscle up workout, running workout, single crossover workout
1 round:
13 Double DB Burpee Deadlift
30 Single crossovers
200 m Run
13 Double DB Hang Clean & Jerk
30 Single crossovers
200 m Run
13 Double DB Devils Press
30 Single crossovers
200 m Run
Then AMRAP until 16:
15 GHD sit ups
10 Double DB Overhead Lunges
5 Pull ups / Bar muscle up / Ring muscle up
A for time workout is a classic CrossFit format where the goal is to complete a set list of exercises as fast as possible. Your time becomes your score, making each for time CrossFit workout a race against the clock — and yourself.
In a typical for time workout, you'll perform a fixed number of reps or rounds of movements (e.g., squats, push-ups, burpees, or barbell lifts) and finish them as quickly as you can while maintaining good form. This format pushes you to work hard, manage fatigue, and develop both conditioning and mental toughness.
Builds intensity and urgency into your training
Encourages better pacing, efficiency, and recovery awareness
Easy to track progress over time — beat your previous score!
Works well for individual or group competition-style workouts
Whether you're doing a short sprint or a long chipper, the for time CrossFit workout format is a powerful way to test your limits and stay motivated in your training.
