SkiErg
Efficient hip drive and rhythm. The first 250m set the heart rate for the whole race — we train you to start controlled.
- Drive from hips, not arms
- Damper 6-7
- Sub-maximal first 500m
A complete race block that builds you from base to peak — with station-specific technique, pacing strategy and a taper and fueling plan dialed to your body and your race.
Periodised programming that meets you where you are today and delivers you ready to the start line. Every phase has a purpose — no junk weeks.
Z2 running · technique screen
We set baseline: aerobic motor, running economy and station technique are tested. Programming is calibrated to your capacity, not a generic plan.
Compound strength · zone 2
Higher training volume at low intensity. Compound lifts (squat, deadlift, press) build the strength the stations demand.
Tempo runs · sled push/pull
Race-specific intervals start: 1km run + station blocks. Threshold work raises the ceiling for what you can hold during the race.
Compromised running · burpees
First full simulation of 4 stations + running. We measure, debrief and adjust pacing strategy based on real data — not feelings.
Wall balls · lunges
Sandbag lunges and wall balls are the stations that break people. We build the local endurance that lets you run out of them.
Full race pace · fueling
Second full simulation — this time race pace on everything. We test the fueling strategy and lock in your real target time.
Short hard intervals
Volume down, intensity up. The body learns to move heavy and fast without the daily accumulated fatigue.
Individual taper · fueling plan
Reduced volume, preserved intensity. You get your personal race-day plan: warm-up, pacing splits, fueling before/during, and mental checklist.
Every station has its own technique, its own pacing and its own mental beat. We train them isolated, combined with running, and under race fatigue.
Efficient hip drive and rhythm. The first 250m set the heart rate for the whole race — we train you to start controlled.
The station that drains legs the most. Body position and step frequency decide whether you can run after.
Grip and posterior chain. We train the pull pattern so you don't waste watts on poor technique.
Compromised running before and after. We train the rhythm: drop, up, forward — no pauses in the transition.
1000m at controlled race pace. Too many burn out here — we set your splits and teach you to hold them.
Grip under fatigue. We train it with planned hand switches so you don't drop the weight instead of losing time to re-grip.
The most technical station. We train sandbag position and knee-down height so you keep pace without no-reps.
The station that ends the race. We train unbroken sets under fatigue with specific breathing patterns.
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