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Blog » Underground Strength & Power Circuit: 6 Rounds of Beastin’

Underground Strength & Power Circuit: 6 Rounds of Beastin’

by Zach Even - Esh 11 Comments

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You've seen The 5 Rounds of Hell Underground Strength Challenge before, HERE.

Now, We've got The 6 Rounds of Beastin'

6 Rounds of 6 Reps

Check the Underground Strength Circuit Below...

In my opinion, this workout should have been even tougher!

Please drop a comment below with how you would have made this a truly Hellish workout.

To further push myself, I did a 2nd mini workout later that day.....

Workout # 2, only 1 hour later:

1A) squats x 3 reps each: 135, 185, 235, 285, 335

1B) dips x 6 reps ea. set

1C) neutral grip chins x 6 reps ea. set

Looking forward to your comments.

Live The Code 365.

--Z--

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Comments

  1. Chris says

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    1. make it a hang clean and press

    2. weighted chins

    3. a heavier tire that forces you to “run” your feet to get it over

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  2. Big Chris says

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    6 x 6 x 6 = Sickness
    1.Hang Clean & Press
    2.Power Clean & Press (no bumper plates – lower it like Norm did.)
    3.Weighted Dips
    4.Weighted Chins
    5.Tire Flips
    6.HEAVY Sandbag Shouldering
    REPEAT>

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  3. Noah says

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    -Do 3 jerks after the push-press
    -Jump over the tire between flips

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  4. vicente says

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    How about adding burpee + squat to press in the first exercise? you would be including some abdominal, cardio and quad work

    Nice workout!
    Keep the ass kickin’ up!!
    Best regards from Spain

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  5. Blaine Gilbert says

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    I agree with Big Chris. I will make it a little easier

    6x6x6 weight for external loading based on push press weight

    6 – Cleans (sandbag or Bar)
    6 – Push Press (sandbag or Bar)
    6 – Front or Zercher Squat (sandbag or Bar)
    6 – Pull ups
    6 – Tire Flips
    6 – Burpees with push-up and vertical jump
    Rest 1 minute
    Repeat

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  6. Will says

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    Since you got the tire out, should have brought the sledge hammer out too. That’s my favorite combo. Tehn my other two favorites would have been adding the ab wheel pike, and some form of sprinting. (Hills preferably)

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  7. dustin says

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    u r killing it bro, make the workout harder by putting grease on your hands next time

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  8. Akash says

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    Add dips on rings!

    Weight the pullups.

    Will surely make it tougher!

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  9. Christopher Reed says

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    Zach,

    You KILL IT always and the fact that you are asking for more intensity is une poco loco; but that is what leading form the front is all about…holding youself accountable to a higher standard than what others around you would ask of you. [C.A.R.P.E. D.I.E.M. 😉 ]

    I would add a total body move that ties the muscle groups being worked together. As per Vicente above and Noah above commented jumps or burpees are THE WAY I would go.

    I would also throw in a few sets of prone mountain climbers or running a’s or their variation with a twist (opposite knee to opposite elbow) – these are SICK moves as they engage your core BIG TIME.

    Your workout adding in these 2 killer exercises would like this:

    Strict Press
    Push Press
    Tire Flip
    Atomic Burpee (burpee with dumbells 5-8# in ea. hand jumping onto a 24in box; *heavier weight if you are doing less reps*)
    Mountain Climbers

    This superset wil beat the sh*t out of you. I have down it myself only my first 2 exercises were KB long cycle and pull-ups then the latter bodyweight exercises.

    Keep killing it Z; psyched to see you in Jersey Bro!

    – Christopher Reed “C.A.R.P.E. D.I.E.M.”

    p.s. The idea of coupling bodyweight conditioning with antagonist muscle pairing is something that Zach talks about extensively at the Underground Strength Coach Certification Weekend…if there are any spots left; GET THERE – PERIOD…it’ll change your life, it’s already changed mine.

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  10. Matt "Wiggy" Wiggins says

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    Dude, one of my favorite methods of making circuit workouts harder is utilizing DBs in a ‘1 left, 1 right’ kinda scenario.

    So, instead of the barbell OH work, say you decided to do 1-armed DB clean & pushpress instead. You wouldn’t do all the reps for your left, put the DB down, then do all the reps for the right. Instead, do a rep w/the left, put the DB down, do a rep w/the right, put the DB down. Alternate back and forth until you’ve done all your reps for that set.

    For something really nuts, pick a monster DB with a full-body exercise, and just marathon that shit out. Like, grab a 80-lbs DB, and do DB C&PP ‘1 left, 1 right’ style, taking mini-rest breaks just when needed, and don’t stop until you’ve done say 30-40 reps total each side.

    That workout will take only a few minutes in and of itself, but you’ll feel like you were run over by a truck.

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  11. dickie says

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    as good as tire flips are for full body strength and conditioning, having to go back and forth like that when you’re in sick shape like you are allows your body to recover more than what you’re probably looking for. maybe a jump between the tire and another to the other side or simply lift the tire up to it’s side but don’t flip it and instead bring it back down the same way you lifted it up.

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