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FORCE RAMPAGE – Power Circuit

Fri, 19 September 2025

Duration

45 min

Equipment

Kettlebell, Dumbbell, Bodyweight

Savage Warm-Up

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1. Arm circles (1 min, light intensity)
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2. Bodyweight squats (1 min, moderate intensity)
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3. High knees (1 min, moderate intensity)
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4. Walkouts (1 min, moderate intensity)
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5. Lateral lunges (30 sec/side, dynamic mobility)
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Machine Assault Circuit

Format: Circuit | 3 Rounds | 45 sec work, 15 sec rest | 1 min rest between rounds

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• Dumbbell thrusters (12–15 reps/round or 45 sec, total-body power)
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• Kettlebell swings (15–20 reps/round or 45 sec, explosive posterior chain)
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• Push-ups (max reps/round or 45 sec, upper body strength)
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• Renegade rows to push-up (8–10 reps/round, core + back + chest)
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• Bodyweight skater hops (45 sec, explosive lower body + cardio)
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Berserker Challenge Tier

This section is optional. For advanced warriors only.

Instructions: Complete 2 rounds as a burnout, minimal rest.

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• Kettlebell clean + press (10 reps/side, power endurance)
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• Jump squats (15 reps, explosive plyometrics)
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• Mountain climbers (1 min, max effort)
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Final Onslaught Finisher

Format: Tabata

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• Burpees (max reps, full-body conditioning)
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• Plank jacks (max reps, core/cardio)
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Repeat as needed to complete 4 minutes

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Steel Resolve Cool-Down

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1. Standing quad stretch (45 sec/side, flexibility)
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2. Hamstring stretch (1 min, recovery)
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3. Child's pose (1 min, relaxation)
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4. Chest opener stretch (1 min, mobility)
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Focus & Benefits

This circuit hammers total-body strength, power, and grit. Expect improved muscle endurance, explosive output, better conditioning, and relentless mental focus with every round.

Pro Tip: Attack every set with maximum intent—form first, then speed. Recovery is earned, not given. Your only limit is your commitment to finish strong.

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