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A Partner Workout for Hybrid Athletes

Improve your strength and endurance with this hybrid partner workout.

two athletes: one running the other on a rower

Divide the reps and distances between partners to enable constant movement for the duration of the workout. When one is working, the other rests. (For instance, you might switch off every 20 lunges, every five burpees, every 10 thrusters, or every 250 meters of a run.) Note how long it takes to complete the workout.

1) 1 KM Run

a woman running

Complete the 0.62-mile run on a track or treadmill.

2) 1,000 Meter Row

Power the movement with the strength of your legs by pushing through the footpads.

3) 1 KM Run

a man running

Complete the 0.62-mile run on a track or treadmill.

4) 100 DumbbellWalking Lunge

Adjust the weight according to your strength and fitness level. Jorgenson recommends using two 15- to 20-pound dumbbells.

5) 1 KM Run

a man running

Complete the 0.62-mile run on a track or treadmill.

6) 100 Burpees

Jump or step your feet back to lower your body to the floor, then return to standing. Jump to finish each rep.

7) 1 KM Run

a woman running

Complete the 0.62-mile run on a track or treadmill.

8) 100 Dumbbell Thrusters

Keep your chest lifted and squat as low as your range of motion allows.

When one partner is working, the other rests. (For instance, you might switch off every 20 lunges, every five burpees, etc.)
Note how long it takes to complete the workout.

More on Becoming a Hybrid Athlete

Improve your strength and endurance with two additional challenging workouts at “Train Like a Hybrid Athlete,” from which this workout was excerpted.

Maggie

Maggie Fazeli Fard, RKC, is an Experience Life senior editor.

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