CrossFit Evergreen – CrossFit

Warm-Up (No Measure)

To be completed at the instruction of the coach
Body Heat, Mobility, Activation (4-6min)

1:30 Cardio Choice

:30/:30 Active Scorpion Stretch

:30/:30 Active Pigeon Stretch

:20/:20 Samson Stretch

General Prep (5-7 min)

2 Sets: For Quality

10 Alternating Box Step-Ups

6/6 Worlds Greatest Stretch

8 Bar Kip Swings

6 Hanging Strict Knee Raises

6/6 Single Arm Dumbbell Hang Snatch @ Warm-Up Loads

Barbell Prep (No Measure)

To be completed at the instruction of the coach.
Specific Barbell Prep (8-10min)

Empty Barbell

Snatch Grip Push Press +

Snatch Grip Push Jerk +

Snatch Grip Split Jerk +

3 Overhead Squats

– Add Loads –

Snatch Grip Push Jerk +

Snatch Grip Split Jerk +

3 Overhead Squats

– Add Loads –

Snatch Grip Push Jerk or Split Jerk

3 Overhead Squats

– Then Get to Working Loads on the Bar-

Overhead Squat (Overhead Squat
Every 2:00 minutes x 5 Sets
3 Reps @ 80%+ of 1RM Snatch)

Coaching Notes, Strategy, and Goals

% of 1RM Snatch

Stimulus: Stability Strength and Motor Control

We are looking for the weights to get heavy here, knowing that the loading will still be relatively light in comparison to what we have been tackling during those back squat progressions

RPE: 7/10. Overall not a huge toll on the body today.

Key focus areas:

Global Tension / Bracing

Root through the feet.

Continually press up on the bar and you descend into the squat.

Modifications:

We can adjust to a Front Squat or Back Squat for those with mobility concerns.

We can adjust to an Overhead Split Squat for those with back issues that are still looking to develop their overhead stability.

Bruiser’s Bootcamp (Weight)

“Bruiser’s Bootcamp”

Every 2:00 minutes x 6 Sets

8 Toe to Bar

5/5 Single Arm Dumbbell Hang Snatch

12 Single Dumbbell Box Step-Overs

Box Height: 24/20in

Dumbbell: MRx 30/20lb, 14/9kg, Rx 50/35lb, 22.5/15kg

Coaching Notes, Strategy, and Goals

Goal: ~1:30 / Set

Primary Objective: Quick Transitions and Unbroken Movements

Secondary Objective: Work to descend splits across. This would mean starting off at around that 1:40 mark and descending to the 1:20 mark

Stimulus: Upper Body Density / Interference

RPE : 7/10

Strategy and Movement Breakdown:

“Bruiser’s Bootcamp” consists of six sets performed every two minutes, featuring toe-to-bar, single-arm dumbbell hang snatches, and single dumbbell box step-overs. The primary focus during this workout is to maintain a steady rhythm while managing your time effectively to complete all prescribed repetitions within the two-minute window. Prioritize form and efficiency, especially as fatigue accumulates over the sets. Start strong, and aim to complete each round with minimal rest so you can recover adequately before the next set.
8 Toe to Bar

Hang from the bar with an active grip and engage your lats.

Use a kipping motion to bring your toes to the bar, ensuring your legs stay straight.

Focus on a controlled descent to avoid excessive swing.

Scaling: Adjust to Toes to Target or Alternating Toes to Bar first, then move to kipping knee raises or strict knee raises.

5/5 Single Arm Dumbbell Hang Snatch

Start with the dumbbell hanging between your knees; hinge at the hips while maintaining a flat back.

Explode upwards, using your legs and hips to drive the dumbbell overhead.

Switch arms after each set of five, ensuring proper technique throughout.

Scaling: Reduce the weight of the dumbbell if necessary for better control.

Strategy (No Measure)

12 Single Dumbbell Box Step-Overs

Hold the dumbbell in one hand at your side, on your shoulder, or in the goblet position.

Step up onto the box with one foot, bringing the other foot up to follow; step down carefully.

Alternate the leading foot to ensure balanced work on both sides.

Scaling: If needed, lighten the load, perform step-ups without weight, and/or reduce the box height.

Travel/Hotel/Limited Equipment (No Measure)

As prescribed

*Can sub Bench Step-Ups

Accessory Work (No Measure)

5 Sets: For Quality

3 Seated Box Jumps to High Box

3/3 Single Leg Broad Jumps with 2 Foot Landing

Recovery (Checkmark)

PRVN Recovery #4

:30sec/:30sec KB Calf Smash

1:00/1:00 Half Kneeling Hamstring Str etch

1:00/1:00 Tall Dragon Stretch

1:00 Standing Forward Fold

1:00 Updog Pose

CrossFit Evergreen – CrossFit

Warm-Up (No Measure)

To be completed at the instruction of the coach
Body Heat, Mobility, Activation (5-7 min)

2:00 Cardio

10 Down Dog to Up Dogs with 1sec Pause at Each Position

:30/:30 Active Pigeon Stretch

:20/:20 Samson Stretch

:30 Dead-Bug

:30 Bird Dogs

General Prep (4-6 min)

2 Sets:

15 Banded Good Mornings

5 Piked Push-Ups

1 Wall Walk + :15 Nose to Wall Handstand Hold

5 Barbell Sumo Deadlifts

5 Barbell Upright Rows

5 Sumo Deadlift High Pulls

Specific Prep (No Measure)

To be completed at the instruction of the coach.
Specific Prep (6-8 minutes)

With an Empty Bar, focusing on positions

8 Barbell Deadlifts (Traditional Stance and Grip)

8 Bar Strict Press

– Add Loads –

5 Barbell Deadlifts (Focus on Set-Up from the floor)

5 Barbell Strict Press with light loads

– Build to working percentages over 3-5 min –

Deadlift (10:00 EMOM
Minute 1: 5 Deadlifts
Minute 2: 5 Shoulder Press

Deadlift @ 65-70% Across
Strict Press: 65-70% Across)

Coaching Notes, Strategy, and Goals

% Shoulder Press and Deadlift

Goal: Consistent, Strong Reps with good speed on the barbell.

Stimulus: Absolute Strength

RPE: 6/10

*Strong work with weights that should feel relatively moderate today.

Key focus areas:

Bracing positions, avoiding any excessive flexion or extension on both lifts.

The focus here is reinforcing quality positions and touches on these movements before max testing next week.

Modifications:

We can adjust the Deadlift to a Hex Bar Deadlift or Sumo Deadlift.

We can modify the Shoulder Press to Dual Dumbbell Shoulder Press or a Landmine Press if needed.

Shoulder Press (Score your weight for the above EMOM here.)

So Much Fun, It Should Be Illegal (AMRAP – Rounds and Reps)

“So Much Fun, It Should Be Illegal!”

8:00 AMRAP

4 Wall Facing Handstand Push-Ups

8 Sumo Deadlift High Pull

Barbell: MRx 75/55lb, 34/25kg, Rx 95/65lb, 43/30kg

Coaching Notes, Strategy, and Goals

Goal: 6+ rounds

Primary Objective : Keep all rounds to under 1:30, even with the cumulative fatigue towards the later half of this workout

Secondary Objective: Unbroken Movements

Stimulus: Push/Pull Muscular Endurance and Stamina

RPE: 7/10

Key focus areas:

Tight core position on the Wall Facing Handstand Push-Up

Body position and timing in the Sumo Deadlift High Pull

Keeping a good pace between movements to maintain steady throughout the workout.

Strategy and Movement Breakdown:

This 8:00 AMRAP workout challenges your upper body strength, core stability, and cardiovascular endurance. To maximize your performance, prioritize good form and efficient transitions while maintaining a consistent pace throughout the workout. Aim for a balance between speed and technique, ensuring that you can sustain intensity for the full duration. Stay focused, and push through to achieve your best result.
4 Wall Facing Handstand Push-Ups

Wall Walk up to a Wall facing position with your hands at 10in from the wall for an Rx position for this movement, keeping a tight core and great body alignment.

Engage your core and maintain a straight line from your shoulders to your feet. Press hard and finish with a fully locked out position having your head come through your shoulders to create a strong line of action.

Scaling: If needed, substitute with box pike push-ups or dual dumbbell tall kneeling strict press.

8 Sumo Deadlift High Pulls

Start with a wide stance, feet slightly turned out, and grip the barbell with both hands.

Engage your core, hinge at the hips, and pull the barbell to between your sternum and chin, keeping your elbows high and above wrists.

Focus on using your legs and hips to drive the barbell up and your arms to just carry the momentum and finish the lift.

Scaling: If necessary, reduce the weight of the barbell or perform kettlebell high pulls for a similar movement pattern.

Travel/Hotel/Limited Equipment (No Measure)

8:00 AMRAP

4 Wall Facing Handstand Push-Ups

8 Dual Dumbbell Sumo Deadlift High Pull

Dumbbells: 2 x 35/25lb, 15/12kg

Accessory Work (No Measure)

3 Sets: For Quality

10-15 Barbell Hip Thrust

:15-:20 Barbell Hip Thrust Hold

100ft (30m) Sandbag Bear Hug Carry, For Load

Recovery (Checkmark)

PRVN Recovery #5

1:00 Elevated Prayer Stretch

1:00/1:00 Elevated Pigeon Stretch

1:00 Seated Chest Stretch

1:00/1:00 Crossbody Lat Stretch

CrossFit Evergreen – CrossFit

Warm-Up (No Measure)

To be completed at the instruction of the coach
General Prep (3-5 minutes)

200m Run

:15 Active Hang + :15 Passive Hang

:20 Hollow Hold

10 Alternating Cossack Squats

8 Scapular Pull-Ups + 8 Bar Kip Swings

10 Hollow Rocks

10 Alternating Reverse Lunges

Specific Prep (4-6 minutes)

Take through Pull-Up Modifications and Adjustment for the day

200m Run

6 Bar Kip Swings + 6 Kipping Pull-Ups or Jumping Pull-Ups

8 Sit-Ups

10 Air Squats

What, Like It’s Hard? (Time)

“What, Like It’s Hard?”

3 Sets For Time:

400m Run

20 Pull-Ups

30 Sit-Ups

40 Air Squats

400m Run

Rest 3:00 b/t sets

Reduced Rep/MRx Version

3 Sets For Time:

400m Run

10 Pull-Ups

20 Sit-Ups

30 Air Squats

400m Run

Rest 3:00 b/t sets

Coaching Notes, Strategy, and Goals

Goal Time Domain: 7-11 minutes / set

Time Cap: 12 minutes / set

Total Running Time Cap: 42 minutes

Primary Objective: Complete each set in under 9 minutes

Secondary Objective: Maintain consistent pacing across with the focus on a strong run pace to start, right into the pull-ups.

Stimulus: Murph Prep Style Workout

RPE: 8.5/10

Strategy and Movement Breakdown

The “What, Like It’s Hard?” workout is a challenging circuit that combines running, pull-ups, sit-ups, and air squats. With three sets to complete and a rest period in between, the emphasis is on maintaining intensity while managing fatigue. Start strong with the 400m run to set the tone for each set. Focus on efficient movement patterns during the pull-ups, sit-ups, and air squats to maximize your time. The key to success in this workout is pacing yourself during the run and maintaining good form throughout the bodyweight exercises.
400m Run

Aim for a steady pace that you can maintain without exhausting yourself for the upcoming exercises.

Focus on breathing and a consistent stride to keep your heart rate manageable.

We can sub a Bike Erg for 850/800m as the primary modification for the day or a 500/450m Row.

20 Pull-Ups

Engage your shoulders through an active lat position and pull your chin above the bar.

Aim for smooth, controlled movements with a tight hollow to arch position for the kipping pull-up.

Scaling: If needed, use a resistance band for assistance or perform jumping pull-ups.

Strategy (No Measure)

30 Sit-Ups

Keep your feet on the ground, and use your core to lift your torso toward your knees.

Maintain a controlled pace, focusing on full range of motion.

Scaling: We should look to reduce the reps or hold a dead-bug position as an alternative.

40 Air Squats

Stand roughly with your feet shoulder-width apart; squat down to past parallel, while keeping your chest up.

Ensure your knees track over your toes and push through your heels to stand back up.

Scaling: If necessary, reduce the number of squats or squat to a medball to ensure proper depth and not bottoming out.

400m Run (second round)

Aim to maintain or slightly improve your pace from the first run. Use the rest period to recover and prepare for this final push.

Travel/Hotel/Limited Equipment (No Measure)

As prescribed

Accessory Work (No Measure)

3 Sets: For Quality

:10-:15 Supine Grip Chin Over Bar Hold

15-20 Banded Bicep Curls

:30 Weighted Wall Sit

Recovery (Checkmark)

PRVN Recovery Flow

1-2 Sets

Right Leg/Left Leg

:30 Down Dog

:15 Updog

:30 Down Dog

:3 0 Low Dragon Po se

:30 Twisted Drag on Pose

:30 Pigeon Pose

:30 Half Kneeling Hamstri ng Stretch

CrossFit Evergreen – CrossFit

Warm-Up (No Measure)

To be completed at the instruction of the coach
General Prep: (6-8 min)

2 Sets: For Quality

:30 Jump Rope

10 Alternating Box Step-Ups

8-10 Elevated Push-Ups @ 21×1 Tempo

6/6 Kettlebell Windmills

20 Bear Plank Shoulder Taps

Primer (Checkmark)

To be completed at the instruction of the coach.
Specific Prep / Primer (8-10 minutes)

5 Burpees

5 Box Jump Overs

20-30 Double Unders or 40-50 Single Unders

5 Push-Ups or Modification

3 Burpee Box Jump Overs

20-30 Double Unders or 40-50 Single Unders

Bench Press (Take 15:00 to establish a 1RM Bench Press)

I’m Not Even Mad (Time)

“I’m Not Even Mad!”

For Time

2-4-6-8-10

Burpee Box Jump Overs

50 Double Unders

10/8 Push-Ups

Box Height: 24/20in

Coaching Notes, Strategy, and Goals

Goal Time Domain: 7-11 minutes

Time Cap: 12 minutes

Primary Objective: Complete the total workout in under 10 minutes

Secondary Objective: Keep the Double Unders and Push-Ups to under 1:00

Stimulus: Upper Body Density / Interference

RPE: 7/10

Strategy and Movement Breakdown:

“I’m Not Even Mad!” is a high-intensity workout, time-based challenge that combines burpee box jump overs, double unders, and push-ups in an escalating ladder style structure of Burpee Box Jump overs while keeping consistent reps on the Double Unders and Push-Ups. The key to success in this workout is to maintain a steady pace while managing fatigue, especially as the repetitions increase. Start strong with the burpee box jump overs, ensuring you maintain good form to keep efficiency. Transition quickly between movements, particularly to the double unders and push-ups, to keep your heart rate elevated. Focus on efficient breathing throughout to help sustain your performance.
Burpee Box Jump Overs (2-4-6-8-10)

Begin in a standing position, drop into a burpee, and jump onto the box.

Ensure that you jump and land with two feet on the box and step-down off of the box into the next repetition.

Scaling: If necessary, perform step-ups instead of box jump overs or reduce the height of the box.

Double Unders (50 reps)

Focus on quick wrist rotation and maintaining a steady rhythm.

If you struggle with double unders, scale to single unders or perform a set number of double unders (e.g., 25).

Ensure you have enough space and a good rope for optimal performance.

Push-Ups (10/8 reps)

Keep your body in a straight line from head to heels; engage your core. We are a moving plank!

Lower your chest to the ground, maintaining elbow positioning close to your body.

Scaling: If needed, perform elevated push-ups as the primary modification for the day.

Travel/Hotel/Limited Equipment (No Measure)

As prescribed. Can sub Burpee Bench Jump Overs for Box Jump Overs

Accessory Work (No Measure)

3 Sets: For Quality

:10-:15 Ring Support Hold

15-20 Banded Tricep Extensions

100ft (30m) Sled Push

Recovery (Checkmark)

PRVN Recovery #2

1:00 Childs Pose

1:00/1:00 Low Dragon Stretch

1:00/1: 00 Scorpion Stre tch

:30/: 30 Thread the Needle Stre tch

5/5 Side Lying Thoracic Rotations

CrossFit Evergreen – CrossFit

Warm-Up (No Measure)

To be completed at the instruction of the coach
Body Heat + Mobility (4-6 min)

2:00 Row

:20/:20 PVC Pipe Front Rack Stretch

:30 Extended Plank Reverse Bridge

:20/:20 Active Pigeon Stretch

:30 Down Dog Toe Touch

General Prep (5-7 minutes)

2 Sets: For Quality

9/7 Calorie Row

5 Romanian Deadlifts

5 Tall Muscle Clean

:20 Behind The Neck Elbow Punch Throughs

5 Barbell Good Mornings

5 Front Squats

Barbell Prep (No Measure)

To be completed at the instruction of the coach.
Specific Barbell Prep (8-10 minutes)

1 Round with Empty Barbell

3 Position Muscle Clean

3 Position Hang Power Clean

2 Position Hang Squat Clean

– Add Loads –

Slow Pull Power Clean

Power Clean

Hang Squat Clean

– Add More Weight –

3-4 Sets Building towards 70%

Power Clean + Hang Squat Clean

Clean (Every 2:00 x 5 Sets
Power Clean + Hang Squat Clean

Complete @ 70-80% of 1RM Clean)

Coaching Notes, Strategy, and Goals

The focus here is on the technical capacity of the clean and really working to reinforce quality extension through the third pull. Focus on quick feet into the catch with a solid front rack position for Power Clean, then work to reinforce the same technical points moving into the Hang Squat Clean with a little more speed and movement into the catch.

Stimulus: Power and Speed Strength

RPE: 6/10 This should be more focused on feeling snappy and creating technical proficiency before really progressing loads.

Key focus areas:

Keeping the bar close and maintaining a quality front rack position in the catch.

Smooth off the floor and speed through the hips

Modifications:

Consider moving to Hang Power Cleans and Front Squats to develop the clean and then progress the positions in the Front Rack.

If needed move to Dumbbell Cleans for those really limited in the Front Rack positions.

Bend and Snap (Weight)

“Bend and Snap”

Every 3:00 x 4 Sets

15/12 Calorie Row

12 Deadlifts

9 Hang Power Cleans

6 Front Squats

Barbell: MRx 95/65lb, 43/30kg, Rx 135/95lb, 61/43kg

Coaching Notes, Strategy, and Goals

Goal: Complete each set in under 2:00 minutes

Cap: 2:30 / set

Primary Objective: Complete each set in under 2:00 minutes

Secondary Objective : Complete the barbell as 11 Deadlifts into an unbroken complex of 1 deadlift + 9 Hang Power Cleans + 6 Front Squats

Stimulus : Barbell Cycling / Lactate Endurance

RPE : 8/10

Strategy and Movement Breakdown:

For “Bend and Snap”, the key is to maintain a well-paced approach while focusing on form and transitions. Throughout the four sets, aim to keep your heart rate steady, allowing you to perform at a high level without burning out too quickly. Start strong on the calorie row, but save enough energy for the subsequent movements. Each transition should be smooth and deliberate, minimizing downtime. The goal is to find a rhythm that allows you to move through the barbell complex with consistency. As you progress through the sets, pay attention to your breathing and stay mentally focused to ensure you can sustain intensity throughout.
15/12 Calorie Row

Row at a fast but sustainable pace, targeting 85–90% effort.

Men: Aim for a pace of around 1150-1450 Cal/Hr; Women: 900-1050 Cal/Hr

Focus on strong, efficient strokes with a quick recovery to keep heart rate manageable.

12 Deadlifts

Engage your core, keep a straight back, and hinge at the hips.

Drive through your heels, keeping the bar close to your body.

Scaling: Reduce weight to ensure form is prioritized or possibly raise the ground to lift off blocks.

Strategy (No Measure)

9 Hang Power Cleans

Start from mid-thigh, explode upwards, and catch the bar in a front rack position.

Focus on a fluid motion, using legs and hips to drive the lift.

Scaling: Use lighter weights if necessary or move to Dumbbell Hang Power Cleans.

6 Front Squats

Keep the barbell in a good front rack position with the elbows in front of the barbell and the barbell high up on the collar bone.

Squat to parallel while maintaining a strong core and chest up.

Scaling: Reduce weight or perform air squats for proper technique.

Travel/Hotel/Limited Equipment (No Measure)

Every 3:00 x 4 Sets

15/12 Calorie Row

12 Dumbbell Deadlifts

9 Dumbbell Hang Power Cleans

6 Dumbbell Front Squats

Dumbbells: 2 x 50/35lb, 22.5/15kg

Accessory Work (No Measure)

3 Sets: For Quality

8-10 Glute Ham Raises

:15-:20 GHD Supine Hold

100ft (30m) Reverse Sled Drag

Recovery (Checkmark)

PRVN Recovery #9

1:00 Barbell Adductor Stretch

1:00/1:00 Couch Stretch

1:00 Extended Reverse Plank Bridge

1:00/1:00 Crossbody Lat Stretch

1;00/1:00 Single Leg Forward Fold

CrossFit Evergreen – CrossFit

Warm-Up (No Measure)

To be completed at the instruction of the coach
Body Heat, Mobility, Activation (5 min)

2:00 Row

:20/:20 Scorpion Stretch

:30 Puppy Dog Pose

:30 Saddle Pose

General Prep (6-8min)

2 Sets:

6 Inchworm Push-Ups

8 Scapular Pull-Ups

6/6 Single Arm Ring Rows

8 Russian Kettlebell Swings

6 American Kettlebell Swings

Kettlebell @ Warm-Up Loading

Virtues In Motion (AMRAP – Reps)

“Virtues in Motion”

20:00 AMRAP, With a Partner

12 Rounds (Total)

5 Strict Handstand Push-Ups

7/5 Strict Pull-Ups

9 American Kettlebell Swings

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Max Calorie Row in the Remaining Time

Kettlebell: MRx 53/35lb, 24/16kg, Rx 70/53lb, 32/24kg

Complete the 12 rounds with a partner, alternating full rounds.

Coaching Notes, Strategy, and Goals

“Virtues in Motion” is a partner-based stamina and strength workout that combines gymnastics control, kettlebell stamina, and rowing for max calories. Partners alternate full rounds, creating a cycle of intense work followed by short recovery. Success depends on fast, consistent rounds and aggressive calorie accumulation once the 12 rounds are complete.

Goal: Complete 50/40+ calories on the rower after finishing the 12 rounds

Primary Objective: Complete each round between 1:10–1:30

Secondary Objective: Maintain 18/14+ calories per minute during the row

Stimulus: Strict gymnastics endurance, grip and shoulder stamina, aerobic power

RPE: 8/10

Focus: Efficient strict gymnastics sets, quick kettlebell cycling, strong pacing on the row

Key focus areas:

Stay tight and efficient on strict HSPUs and pull-ups to avoid burnout

Move quickly through the kettlebell swings without redlining

Transition onto the rower immediately after finishing the 12 rounds
Movement Breakdown & Strategy

5 Strict Handstand Push-Ups

Stay tight through the midline and control the descent to save the shoulders.

Advanced athletes: Complete 5 unbroken.

Intermediate athletes: Break into quick 3-2 if necessary.

Scaling options: Strict box pike push-ups or dumbbell strict presses to maintain the strength stimulus.

7/5 Strict Pull-Ups

Smooth, strict pulling with an emphasis on quality.

Advanced athletes: Aim for unbroken sets throughout.

Intermediate athletes: Break into 4-3 if needed.

Scaling options: Banded strict pull-ups or Jumping Pull-Ups

Strategy (No Measure)

9 American Kettlebell Swings (70/53 lb, 32/24 kg)

This should be a fast, unbroken set each round.

Use strong hip extension, not arm pulling, to drive the kettlebell overhead.

Maintain tight core engagement at the top of the swing to protect the lower back.

Max Calorie Row (Remaining Time)

After the 12 rounds are complete, get on the rower and push to accumulate as many calories as possible.

Target pace:

Men: 1,200–1,400+ cal/hr

Women: 900–1,200+ cal/hr

Focus on strong leg drive, fast but controlled pulls, and steady breathing.

Push hard, especially in the final 2 minutes—this is where the majority of calories are gained.

Travel/Hotel/Limited Equipment (No Measure)

15:00 AMRAP

6 Rounds

5 Strict Handstand Push-Ups

7/5 Strict Pull-Ups

9 American Kettlebell Swings or Dual Dumbbell Hang Snatch

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Max Distance Treadmill Run

Dumbbells or Kettlebell Choice on loading

Accessory Work (No Measure)

4 Sets: For Quality

4-6 Weighted Dips

10/10 Single Arm Dumbbell Rows

10-12 Dual Dumbbell Zottman Curls

Recovery (Checkmark)

PRVN Yoga Flow #2

2 Rounds for Quality

:15sec Down Dog

:30sec Up Dog

15sec Down Dog

:30sec Tall Lunge (right)

:30sec Half Kneeling Hamstring Stretch (right)

:15sec Down Dog

:30sec Tall Lunge (left)

:30sec Half Kneeling Hamstring Stretch (left)