This complex (a series of exercises using the same weight) consists of a 1 clean deadlift, 1 hang clean, 2 front squats, and a jerk.
This complex (a continuous series of exercises using the same weight) consists of a deadlift, a snatch, two overhead squats, and a snatch balance.
For this mechanical drop set, you go from the hardest to easiest movement to match your fatigue level: wide flyes, bent-arm flyes, push-ups.
This three-part mechanical drop will have your lats, upper back, and arms begging for mercy.
Getting stuck at the bottom of your bench press? Use this technique to build bottom-up strength.
Most complexes are performed with light weight for fat loss. Not this one. Use 50 percent of your 1RM clean and jerk.
Get stronger from the floor. This exercise combines deficit deadlifts (standing on a plate or platform) with farmers walk handles for a new stimulus.
Not every tough workout has to involve a barbell. Try this complex.
Looks a bit silly, but it'll fire up your heart rate like nothing else. The monkey jump is the third exercise in this grueling complex.
Complexes can be used for fat loss or strength gains. Try this one using heavy 3-rep sets for each exercise in the series. No rest between movements.
Get shredded with this complex that trains damn near everything and smokes your core as a bonus.
Sandbags are great training tools, especially when you put a series of exercises together into a complex (use one weight, no rest between exercises).
An upper body injury can even make traditional squats impossible. The fix? Belt squats.
For this unilateral workout finisher, you'll combine the classic farmer's walk with several dumbbell movements.
Grab a few pairs of dumbbells and add this finisher to the end of your workouts. You'll hate it, but you'll love the results.
Need to drop some fat, like, really fast? Try this complex. No sled? Just push a weight plate with dumbbells on top.
This unique metcon complex uses unilateral dumbbell exercises combined with sled work to get your heart hammering.
This conditioning finisher combines unilateral dumbbell movements with sled work. And yes, it'll get you shredded.
Combine sled work with a few dumbbell movements and you'll have the ultimate workout finisher.
No fancy sled, no problem. Make your own pulling sled and smoke your legs any time you feel like it.
Combine the two toughest forms of metabolic conditioning into one brutal workout finisher.
This conditioning finisher will not only torch fat, it'll teach you to control your breathing in intense sports or workouts.
Do 20 swings. Without rest, drop into a hard-style plank for 10 deep breaths. Repeat for 5-10 rounds as a workout finisher.
Use this complex as a workout finisher to build your arms and shoulders.
One station, three exercises. Give this a shot for bigger biceps, triceps, and delts.
