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The Coop - Crossfit Workout

For Time: 1

**21-15-9** reps of:
Pull-Ups
Bench Presses – @135/95 lb
Rest 3 minutes
**9-15-21** reps of:
Push-Ups
Deadlifts – @225/155 lb

Execution and Focus

The Coop is a unique benchmark workout that challenges your strength and endurance with a strategic blend of bodyweight and weighted movements. The workout is divided into two segments: the 21-15-9 rep scheme features pull-ups and bench presses, designed to exhaust your upper body while testing your grip and pressing capacity. After a restorative 3-minute rest, the 9-15-21 format introduces push-ups and deadlifts, focusing on core stability and lower body strength. This combination provides a comprehensive test of overall fitness, making it suitable for athletes at various levels.

Strategy and Finish

For optimal performance, begin at a moderate pace during the pull-ups and bench presses in the 21-15-9 set. Aim to complete the first set of pull-ups unbroken, utilizing a steady rhythm to maintain momentum. The bench presses should be completed with controlled reps to preserve energy for the push-ups and deadlifts ahead. During the 9-15-21 set, focus on maintaining a consistent breathing pattern; quick, unbroken sets of push-ups will keep your heart rate elevated while conserving muscle endurance. For deadlifts, prioritize form over speed, aiming for an even tempo. Finish strong by pushing through the final reps with determination, as every second counts in this memorial tribute workout.


The "The Coop" - Crossfit Memorial, Tribute & Holiday Workout

the WOD

For Time: 1

**21-15-9** reps of:
Pull-Ups
Bench Presses – @135/95 lb
Rest 3 minutes
**9-15-21** reps of:
Push-Ups
Deadlifts – @225/155 lb

how to plan the "The Coop" workout?

Execution and Focus

The Coop is a unique benchmark workout that challenges your strength and endurance with a strategic blend of bodyweight and weighted movements. The workout is divided into two segments: the 21-15-9 rep scheme features pull-ups and bench presses, designed to exhaust your upper body while testing your grip and pressing capacity. After a restorative 3-minute rest, the 9-15-21 format introduces push-ups and deadlifts, focusing on core stability and lower body strength. This combination provides a comprehensive test of overall fitness, making it suitable for athletes at various levels.

Strategy and Finish

For optimal performance, begin at a moderate pace during the pull-ups and bench presses in the 21-15-9 set. Aim to complete the first set of pull-ups unbroken, utilizing a steady rhythm to maintain momentum. The bench presses should be completed with controlled reps to preserve energy for the push-ups and deadlifts ahead. During the 9-15-21 set, focus on maintaining a consistent breathing pattern; quick, unbroken sets of push-ups will keep your heart rate elevated while conserving muscle endurance. For deadlifts, prioritize form over speed, aiming for an even tempo. Finish strong by pushing through the final reps with determination, as every second counts in this memorial tribute workout.


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How do you perform the The Coop workout

Learn how to crush this workout

Perform the workout The Coop by first completing the 21-15-9 rep scheme. Begin with 21 pull-ups, focusing on a full range of motion to engage your back and arms effectively. Follow this with 21 bench presses using a weight that challenges you but allows for proper form. Once finished, take a 3-minute rest to recover.

Next, transition into the 9-15-21 rep scheme. Start with 9 push-ups, ensuring that your body remains in a straight line from head to heels. Then proceed to 9 deadlifts, using a barbell or dumbbells while keeping your back flat. Gradually increase the reps to 15 and 21, maintaining good form throughout the movements.

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How do you scale the workout

The wod "The Coop" can be done by everyone

For the 21-15-9 portion, reduce the number of pull-ups by using a band or performing jumping pull-ups. For bench presses, scale the weight to 50-70% of your one-rep max, ensuring you can complete 15 unbroken reps comfortably.

During the 9-15-21 segment, substitute push-ups with knee push-ups or incline push-ups if needed. Adjust deadlifts to a lighter weight, around 40-60% of your one-rep max, ensuring proper form is maintained throughout.

For overall time, consider completing each workout segment within a 10-12 minute range or decreasing the repetitions to 5 per movement. This allows you to maintain intensity while ensuring proper technique.

How do you score the WOD

See if you beat your friends in the wod "The Coop"

Your score for the benchmark workout The Coop is calculated by adding the total number of completed reps for each segment. For the 21-15-9 section, count all pull-ups and bench presses completed before the 3-minute rest. For example, if you finish 21 pull-ups and 15 bench presses, your score for this section is 36 reps.

After resting, move on to the 9-15-21 segment. Count all push-ups and deadlifts completed. If you finish 9 push-ups and 15 deadlifts, add 24 reps to your score.

Finally, sum the total from both parts. If you scored 36 reps in the first segment and 24 in the second, your final score would be 60 reps total.

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What are the tips and strategy to use

Here is how to gain an edge in the "The Coop"

Begin with an appropriate warm-up to prep the upper body and core for the workout. Focus on form during pull-ups and bench presses to prevent injury and maintain efficiency.

Maintain a steady pace throughout the 21-15-9 set, aiming for quick yet controlled movements. Break the pull-ups into manageable sets if necessary to avoid fatigue.

During the rest period, hydrate and mentally prepare for the next phase. For the 9-15-21 set, concentrate on explosive power during push-ups and deadlifts, using your legs to assist in lifting.

Consistency is key; avoid rushing through, and keep breathing steady to enhance endurance. Listen to your body and adjust weights if needed to ensure you finish strong.

What is a good score for the The Coop workout

Check out how you did in the "The Coop"

For the workout titled "The Coop," a good score will depend on your fitness level and efficiency. Intermediate athletes should aim to complete the workout within 10–12 minutes. Advanced athletes might find a target time of 8–10 minutes appropriate, showcasing their abilities in both strength and endurance.

Elite athletes, demonstrating exceptional capability, should aim to finish in under 8 minutes. Scoring below these ranges could indicate a need for improvement in pacing or technique.

Overall, focusing on maintaining a steady pace and minimizing rest times will enhance performance, leading to better scores across the board.

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What is the intended stimulus for the The Coop workout

What part of your body is being challenged in the "The Coop"

The benchmark workout known as The Coop is intended to stimulate muscular endurance, core stability, and overall functional strength through its diverse set of movements. The combination of pull-ups, bench presses, push-ups, and deadlifts challenges various muscle groups while emphasizing stamina and technique.

With the prescribed rep schemes of 21-15-9 and 9-15-21, athletes will experience significant lactic acid buildup, requiring them to maintain composure and focus as fatigue sets in. The 3-minute rest allows for partial recovery, enhancing performance in the subsequent round.

This workout serves as an effective test of one’s ability to adapt and perform under pressure, highlighting the importance of pacing and movement efficiency in achieving optimal results.

What is the World record for the The Coop workout

What is the fastest score for "The Coop"

The world record for the workout titled "The Coop" remains unofficial, with the fastest completion times reported by athletes in the CrossFit community. Elite competitors have been known to finish the workout in approximately 4 minutes, showcasing exceptional strength and endurance across all movements.

This workout consists of a challenging combination of Pull-Ups, Bench Presses, Push-Ups, and Deadlifts. Athletes must demonstrate peak performance during the high-rep sets and manage their rest periods effectively to achieve top scores.

Pacing is critical, as elite athletes often train to maintain sub-1-minute rounds. Consistent practice and strategic planning during rest intervals are key to achieving competitive times in this demanding workout.

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Who are we honoring with the Workout "The Coop"

Why are we doing the "The Coop" workout?

The workout "The Coop" honors the legacy of Coop, a beloved member of the fitness community who inspired many through his dedication and unwavering spirit. Coop was known for his commitment to helping others achieve their fitness goals, fostering a sense of camaraderie and support among gym-goers.

This workout is a tribute to his memory, reflecting the hard work and determination he instilled in those around him. Each movement represents the core values he advocated: strength, perseverance, and community.

What kind of exercises are in the The Coop The workout?

  • bench press

    The bench press is a foundational upper-body strength movement where the athlete presses a barbell from chest to full extension while lying on a bench. Central to any serious bench press workout, it’s a proven builder of raw pushing power and muscle mass.

    In this workout, the bench press targets the chest, triceps, and shoulders—developing pressing strength and upper-body control. Whether trained for max strength, hypertrophy, or accessory work, the bench press remains a cornerstone of effective strength programming.

  • Deadlift

    The deadlift is one of the most effective strength movements in any fitness program. It targets the posterior chain — including your glutes, hamstrings, back, and core — making it a cornerstone of any deadlift workout.

    In this workout, deadlifts develop raw strength, posture, and pulling power. Whether you're lifting light for speed or going heavy for strength, the deadlift builds a solid foundation for both performance and injury prevention.

  • push up

    The push-up is a foundational bodyweight movement that strengthens the chest, shoulders, triceps, and core. A staple in any push-up workout, it’s effective, scalable, and requires no equipment — making it perfect for all fitness levels.

    In this workout, push-ups develop upper body endurance, stability, and control, especially under fatigue. Whether performed strict, hand-release, or elevated, the push-up is a timeless movement that builds strength and resilience.

  • chest to bar

    The chest-to-bar pull-up is a high-skill gymnastics movement that takes traditional pull-ups further by requiring the chest to make contact with the bar. Common in competitive CrossFit and advanced chest to bar workouts, it builds upper body strength, pulling power, and grip endurance.

    In this workout, chest-to-bar pull-ups challenge your lats, arms, core, and coordination—especially under high reps or in combination with other movements. Whether performed strict, kipping, or butterfly, chest-to-bar is a true test of bodyweight control and stamina.

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