10 Rounds For Time
5 Double DB Power Cleans
5 Double DB Thrusters
200 m Run
TC: 18
200 meter run
8 Clean & Jerk Intermediate: @30/45 RX: @35/50
200 meter run
6 Clean & Jerk Intermediate: @35/50 RX: @45/65
200 meter run
4 Clean & Jerk Intermediate: @45/65 RX: @55/80
200 meter run
2 Clean & Jerk Intermediate: @50/70 RX: @65/95
200 meter run
Max reps Clean & Jerk Intermediate: @55/80 RX: @70/100
TC: 13
This hybrid workout builds intensity across five intervals, each pairing a 200m run with progressively heavier clean and jerks. As you fatigue, the reps drop and the bar weight increases. The final round is a challenge to go for max reps—can you finish strong under pressure?
Keep each 200m run consistent and smooth—don’t redline early. For each clean and jerk segment, adjust your focus to match the weight: cycle quickly on the lighter bars and shift to singles as the load builds. Transitions matter, especially as weights increase. Use the run after each barbell segment to reset and mentally prepare for the next. The final 200m run should set up a sprint of max reps at the heaviest bar.
This workout is all about pacing and managing barbell fatigue. Plan your weights so you can hit each segment efficiently. Go touch-and-go early, then move to clean singles. Use footwork and breathing to stay composed under heavier loads. Save enough gas for the max-rep finisher—every rep counts. Aim to complete each block in under 2 minutes and leave yourself at least 60 seconds for the final set.
200 meter run
8 Clean & Jerk Intermediate: @30/45 RX: @35/50
200 meter run
6 Clean & Jerk Intermediate: @35/50 RX: @45/65
200 meter run
4 Clean & Jerk Intermediate: @45/65 RX: @55/80
200 meter run
2 Clean & Jerk Intermediate: @50/70 RX: @65/95
200 meter run
Max reps Clean & Jerk Intermediate: @55/80 RX: @70/100
TC: 13
This hybrid workout builds intensity across five intervals, each pairing a 200m run with progressively heavier clean and jerks. As you fatigue, the reps drop and the bar weight increases. The final round is a challenge to go for max reps—can you finish strong under pressure?
Keep each 200m run consistent and smooth—don’t redline early. For each clean and jerk segment, adjust your focus to match the weight: cycle quickly on the lighter bars and shift to singles as the load builds. Transitions matter, especially as weights increase. Use the run after each barbell segment to reset and mentally prepare for the next. The final 200m run should set up a sprint of max reps at the heaviest bar.
This workout is all about pacing and managing barbell fatigue. Plan your weights so you can hit each segment efficiently. Go touch-and-go early, then move to clean singles. Use footwork and breathing to stay composed under heavier loads. Save enough gas for the max-rep finisher—every rep counts. Aim to complete each block in under 2 minutes and leave yourself at least 60 seconds for the final set.

10/13 Cal Ski Erg
9 Power Clean
4 Burpee Pull up / Bar Muscle ups
Into
4 Rounds
200 m Run
9 Pull ups
4 Shoulders to overhead
TC: 20
400 m run
10 Ring rows/pull ups/chest to bar
15 HR. push ups/HSPU
20 DB snatch -
30 DB OH reverse lunges -
40 Burpee bojump overs
TC: 25
Buy in: 1 km run
16 Toes to bar
12 Double KB Clean & Jerk
12 Double KB Front Rack Lunges
16 V-ups
12 Pull ups
12 Line facing Burpees
1: 200 meter run
2: 9 Burpee box jump overs
3: Max reps Pull ups/Chest to bar
4: Rest
double dumbbell power clean workout, double dumbbell thruster workout, running workout
5 Double DB Power Cleans
5 Double DB Thrusters
200 m Run
TC: 18
double kettlebell clean and jerk workout, double kettlebell front rack lunge workout, line facing burpee workout, pull-up workout, running workout, toes to bar workout, v-up workout
Buy in: 1 km run
16 Toes to bar
12 Double KB Clean & Jerk
12 Double KB Front Rack Lunges
16 V-ups
12 Pull ups
12 Line facing Burpees
front rack lunge workout, power jerk workout, running workout, single crossover workout, ski erg workout, wall walk workout
Buy in: 120 Single crossovers
3 rounds
15/19 cal Ski erg
4 Wall walks
3 rounds
200 m run
8 Front rack lunges
4 Power jerk
TC: 17
running workout, sandbag carry workout, sandbag squat workout
40 m Sandbag Carry
10 Sandbag Squats
400 meter run
TC: 13
for time workout, Hang Power Clean workout, row workout, running workout, ski erg workout, thruster workout, wall ball workout
400 m Run
20 Thrusters
400/500 m Row
30 Hang Power Cleans
400/500 m Ski
40 Wall Balls
400 m Run
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.
