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Kelly

Run, jump, throw: five rounds of relentless leg fatigue.

25–40 min
Typical time
The workout5 Rounds For Time

5 rounds for time:

400 m Run

30 Box jumps: 24 in (61 cm) / 20 in (51 cm)

30 Wall-ball shots: 9 kg to 10 ft / 6 kg to 9 ft

25–40 min
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Stimulus & strategy

Kelly (sometimes called Kelley) hammers your legs from three directions: running, box jumps, and wall balls all draw from the same tank. The volume is high, so settle into a pace you can hold for all five rounds rather than blowing up early. Expect the wall balls to feel heavier every round as your legs cook.

Standards
  • · Box jump Rx: 24 in men / 20 in women, hips and knees fully open on top of the box
  • · Wall-ball Rx: 9 kg ball to a 10 ft target / 6 kg ball to a 9 ft target
  • · Wall-ball: hip crease below the knee at the bottom, ball hits the target at full extension
  • · Run 400 m to open each round
Scaling
  • · Lower the box height or step up instead of jumping
  • · Reduce wall-ball load or target height, or cut reps to 20
  • · Drop to 3 rounds to manage total volume
Coaching tips
  • · Pace the run: the box jumps and wall balls tax the same legs.
  • · Step down from the box to save your calves and Achilles over five rounds.
  • · Break wall balls before failure; a missed rep at the target costs more than a quick rest.

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Kelly

Run, jump, throw: five rounds of relentless leg fatigue.

The workout (5 Rounds For Time)

Estimated time: 25–40 min. Kelly (sometimes called Kelley) hammers your legs from three directions: running, box jumps, and wall balls all draw from the same tank. The volume is high, so settle into a pace you can hold for all five rounds rather than blowing up early. Expect the wall balls to feel heavier every round as your legs cook.

Standards

Scaling

Coaching tips

Sweatlas is not affiliated with or endorsed by CrossFit, LLC. “CrossFit” is a registered trademark of CrossFit, LLC.