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Clubbell Challenge 100 Workout

Indian Clubbells and macebells
Credit: Adjustable Indian Clubbells on Etsy
  • Clubbell Challenge 100″ aims to complete 100 reps of each exercise in 20 minutes.
  • Participants can choose the number of sets per exercise as long as they reach 100 reps within the time limit.
  • If unable to complete 100 reps in 20 minutes, note down the reps and aim to surpass them in the next attempt.
  • Exercises include two-handed shoulder clean, two-handed thrusters, two-handed swing squat, and two-handed side rocket.
  • Each workout session focuses on either beating the previous time or increasing reps, promoting progressive improvement.

Exercises

  • Two-handed shoulder clean
  • Two-handed thrusters
  • Two-handed swing squat
  • Two-handed side rocket
  1. Two-handed shoulder clean:
    • Start with the club about 12 inches in front of your body.
    • Keep shoulders down and packed, arms locked out.
    • Swing the club between the legs, wait for arms to connect to hips.
    • Snap hips forward, as the club lands on the shoulder, start lowering your body.
    • Maintain a stable stance with toes pointing forward and feet shoulder-width apart.
  2. Two-handed thrusters:
    • Begin with a low squat position.
    • Keep elbows tucked in and shoulders down.
    • Drive up explosively, extending the arms overhead.
    • Squeeze the glutes and push through the heels.
    • Lower back into the squat position smoothly.
  3. Two-handed swing squat:
    • Perform a regular two-handed swing.
    • At the bottom of the swing, lock out into a flag press hold.
    • Drop down into a squat position while maintaining locked arms.
    • Keep shoulders down and packed, core tight.
    • Ensure the chest faces forward and avoid hip folding.
  4. Two-handed side rocket:
    • Shift weight from side to side as the club moves.
    • Maintain full arm lock and shoulders down.
    • Keep feet evenly distributed and about shoulder-width apart.
    • Shift weight smoothly as the club moves to each side.
    • Engage core muscles to stabilize the movement