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Amanda

Muscle-ups and heavy squat snatches in a short, savage descent.

4–12 min
Typical time
The workout9-7-5 Reps For Time

9-7-5 reps for time of:

Muscle-ups

Squat Snatch: 61/43 kg

4–12 min
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Stimulus & strategy

Amanda is short but ruthless: muscle-ups paired with heavy squat snatches in a 9-7-5 descent that rewards elite gymnastics and barbell skill. The snatch is heavy enough that fast singles are usually smarter than touch-and-go, and the muscle-ups will test your shoulders while your heart rate spikes. Keep transitions tight; this one is over fast if you don't stall.

Standards
  • · Squat snatch Rx: 61 kg men / 43 kg women, received in a full overhead squat
  • · Muscle-up: from a hang to full support above the rings, arms locked out at the top
  • · Complete the muscle-ups before the snatches in each round (9, then 7, then 5)
Scaling
  • · Reduce snatch load, or substitute power snatch + overhead squat
  • · Banded or jumping muscle-ups, or sub chest-to-bar pull-up + dip
  • · Scale reps to 6-4-2 to keep the stimulus fast
Coaching tips
  • · Take the snatches as fast, confident singles: resetting beats missing a heavy rep.
  • · Attack the muscle-ups in small sharp sets before your grip fatigues.
  • · Keep moving between stations; the whole workout can be under six minutes.

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Amanda

Muscle-ups and heavy squat snatches in a short, savage descent.

The workout (9-7-5 Reps For Time)

Estimated time: 4–12 min. Amanda is short but ruthless: muscle-ups paired with heavy squat snatches in a 9-7-5 descent that rewards elite gymnastics and barbell skill. The snatch is heavy enough that fast singles are usually smarter than touch-and-go, and the muscle-ups will test your shoulders while your heart rate spikes. Keep transitions tight; this one is over fast if you don't stall.

Standards

Scaling

Coaching tips

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