TODAY'S
WORKOUT
Ironline Conditioning
Mon, 10 August 2026
38 minutes, plus 6 minutes with Optional Strong Finish.
Strength and conditioning
Kettlebell, with dumbbell and bodyweight options, plus mat if needed
Warm-Up — Ready the Engine
Scheme: 2 smooth rounds of all 6 exercises.
Time: Roughly 8 mins. Instructions: Move with purpose, not rush. Open the shoulders, wake up the hips and legs, and arrive at the main work feeling warm, mobile and ready to drive.
Strength Flow Drive
Time Cap: 18 minutes.
Format: Flow circuit
Scheme: 45 seconds work / 15 seconds transition × 6 exercises × 3 rounds.
Instructions: Move through the sequence as one continuous full-body flow. The positions gradually move from standing to kneeling to floor work, so transitions should feel natural. Use a load that keeps every round smooth and controlled.
Beginner Level
Complete 2 rounds of the Strength Flow Drive instead of 3, using 30 seconds work / 30 seconds transition. Use lighter loads, choose the easier bodyweight variations where needed and keep effort around 5–6/10. Complete just 1 round of the Sharp Final Push and skip the Optional Strong Finish.
Intermediate / Advanced Options
Option 1: Use a slightly heavier load on the swings, reverse lunges and rows while keeping the full 45-second work intervals.
Option 2: Work for 50 seconds and transition for 10 seconds across all 3 rounds.
Option 3: Keep the standard timings but aim for slightly greater output in round 3 while maintaining the same movement quality.
Sharp Final Push
Time Cap: 6 minutes.
Format: circuit.
Scheme: 40s work / 20s rest, 2 rounds through all 3 exercises..
Instructions: Short, strong and tidy. Keep the pace honest and the shape of each rep solid.
Optional Strong Finish
Complete the standard workout first. Add this challenge only if you still feel strong and your technique remains solid.
Time Cap: 6 minutes.
Format: AMRAP.
Scheme: As many quality rounds as possible in 6 minutes..
Instructions: Optional extra for anyone feeling strong. Keep the rounds crisp and repeatable. Push the pace, but stop if your trunk position or lunge control starts to deteriorate.
Cool-Down — Settle and Breathe
Scheme: Ease the pace right down and hold each position with relaxed breathing..
Instructions: Let your heart rate drop. Long exhales, soft shoulders and a proper release through chest and hamstrings before you head on with the day.
Focus & Benefits
Builds full-body strength, shoulder control, trunk stability and steady conditioning, with extra emphasis on unilateral lower-body strength, horizontal pulling and pressing endurance.
Pro Tip: Your best pace today is the one that still looks strong in the final round. If technique starts to wobble, reduce the load and keep the movement quality high.
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