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A 50-Minute E2MOM Workout for Hybrid Athletes

Improve your strength and endurance with this 50-minute hybrid workout.

a man performs a seated wall ball

Instructions

This E2MOM variation calls for starting a new movement every two minutes instead of every minute. At the top of every two minutes, complete the prescribed movement for the total number of reps. Use any time remaining in each two-minute block to recover and move to the next station. Complete five total rounds.

1) 20 Cal Ski Erg

Set the monitor to track calories (not meters). Reach as high as you can at the top of the movement, and pull the handles straight down to finish outside your legs.

2) 30 Seated Wall Balls

Maintain a tall posture and use the power of your upper body to bounce the ball off a target overhead.

3) 250 Meter Run

a man running

If using a treadmill, run 0.16 miles.

4) 20 Burpees

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

5) 20-Cal Row

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

Complete five total rounds.

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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