EMOM 16
1: 10-15 Deadlift -
2: 10-15 Burpees over bar
3: 15-20 V-ups
4: 6-8 Shuttle runs
6 Power cleans Intermediate: @40/60 | RX: @45/65
6 Toes to bar
6 Burpee over bar
“Six by Six” is a classic sprint-style triplet designed to challenge barbell cycling, midline stamina, and full-body intensity. With only 6 reps per movement and a tight 8-minute time cap, the key to success is pacing just below redline while staying efficient in transitions. Power cleans open each round with a burst of strength, followed by high-skill toes to bar and fast-moving burpees over the barbell.
The power cleans should be quick singles or touch-and-go if the weight allows. Focus on staying tight through the pull and using the hips. Toes to bar should be done in 1–2 sets max—break early if needed to maintain rhythm. Burpee over bar is your cardio test: get low, move fast, and stay consistent with jump technique.
This workout leaves little room for rest. Keep transitions tight and get back to the bar quickly each round. Move with intent—cut rest, not reps. If you can stay unbroken on the T2B and push the pace on burpees, you’ll gain time for a strong finish. Use the first round to settle into rhythm, then attack. Score is total time—finish under cap and with intensity.
6 Power cleans Intermediate: @40/60 | RX: @45/65
6 Toes to bar
6 Burpee over bar
“Six by Six” is a classic sprint-style triplet designed to challenge barbell cycling, midline stamina, and full-body intensity. With only 6 reps per movement and a tight 8-minute time cap, the key to success is pacing just below redline while staying efficient in transitions. Power cleans open each round with a burst of strength, followed by high-skill toes to bar and fast-moving burpees over the barbell.
The power cleans should be quick singles or touch-and-go if the weight allows. Focus on staying tight through the pull and using the hips. Toes to bar should be done in 1–2 sets max—break early if needed to maintain rhythm. Burpee over bar is your cardio test: get low, move fast, and stay consistent with jump technique.
This workout leaves little room for rest. Keep transitions tight and get back to the bar quickly each round. Move with intent—cut rest, not reps. If you can stay unbroken on the T2B and push the pace on burpees, you’ll gain time for a strong finish. Use the first round to settle into rhythm, then attack. Score is total time—finish under cap and with intensity.

30-20-10-5
Knee raises/knees to elbows/T2B
60-40-20-10
Wallballs 14/20 lbs
400m run after each round
TC: 18
40 Double unders
8 Toes to bar
8 GHD sit ups
8 DB clusters
6 Burpee over DB
4 Devils Press + 6 DB Thrusters
Rest 3 min
30 Double unders + 6 Toes to bar
40 Double Unders / 40 Single Crossovers
10 Front Rack Reverse Lunges
8 Burpees Over Bar
6 Strict Pull-Ups
burpee over bar workout, Deadlift workout, EMOM workout, shuttle run workout, v-up workout
1: 10-15 Deadlift -
2: 10-15 Burpees over bar
3: 15-20 V-ups
4: 6-8 Shuttle runs
AMRAP workout, bar muscle up workout, dumbbell power clean workout, front rack walking lunge workout, knee raises workout, knees to elbows workout, pull-up workout, toes to bar workout
2 rounds of:
15 m front rack walking lunges
16 Knee raises/knees to elbows/T2B
8 Power cleans -
Then, 2 rounds of:
15 m front rack walking lunges
16 Pull ups/Bar Muscle Up
8 Power cleans -
back rack lunge workout, bike erg workout, for time workout, ski erg workout, toes to bar workout
16/20 Cal Ski
16 Back Rack Lunges
16/20 Cal Bike
16 Toes to Bar
assault bike workout, Deadlift workout, front squat workout, Hang Power Clean workout, pull-up workout, shoulder to overhead workout, toes to bar workout
1: 2 rounds of: 3 x Deadlift + 2 x Hang Power Clean + 3 x Shoulder to overhead + 1 x Front Squat
2: 12/15 Cal Assault Bike
3: 2–3 rounds of: 5 x Pull ups + 5 x Toes to bar
4: Rest
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
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.
