


TODAY'S
WORKOUT
Storm Forge Fury
Fri, 24 July 2026
42 minutes, plus 5 minutes with Optional Challenge
Full-body power and relentless conditioning
Kettlebell, with dumbbell and bodyweight options, plus mat if needed
Warm-Up
Main Workout
Format: AMRAP
Time Cap: 16 minutes.
Instructions: Complete as many quality rounds as possible in 16 minutes. Move through the stations in order, resting only when needed. Choose a load that allows you to maintain crisp, controlled repetitions with approximately two clean reps left in reserve.
Beginner Level
Reduce the AMRAP to 12 minutes and cut rep target for each exercise by 2. Step backwards during the squat thrust rather than jumping, replace squat jumps with fast bodyweight squats, and rest for up to 30 seconds after each completed round. Keep your effort at approximately 5–6/10 and prioritise smooth movement over speed.
Intermediate / Advanced Options
Option 1: Heavier Power: Use a slightly heavier weight while maintaining the prescribed repetitions and explosive technique.
Option 2: Ascending Storm: Add two repetitions to every station after each completed round.
Option 3: Maximum Density: Use the standard repetitions, take no planned rest between stations and aim to complete at least four full rounds.
Finisher: Core Storm
Format: Bodyweight abdominal circuit.
Duration: 6 minutes. Instructions: Work for 40 seconds at each station, rest for 20 seconds, and complete two full rounds. Keep your lower back controlled and prioritise tension over speed.
Optional Challenge Tier
Complete the standard workout first. Add this challenge only when your technique remains strong and you still feel capable of producing powerful, controlled repetitions.
Format: Alternating EMOM.
Duration: 6 minutes. Alternate the exercises below. Rest for remainder of minute when exercise complete
Cool-Down
Duration: 7 minutes.
Instructions: Perform each stretch slowly, breathing deeply, and hold both sides equally.
Focus and Benefits
This session combines explosive power, lower-body strength, pulling strength and trunk stability within one continuous AMRAP. The movement order creates a natural flow from standing power work into lunges, swings, rows and floor-based core training. The finisher then introduces lateral movement and loaded marching without simply repeating the pressing patterns from the main workout. Aim for consistent rounds rather than starting too quickly. Your final round should look almost as controlled as your first.
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