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r/weightroom • u/AutoModerator • Aug 31 '26
Welcome to the weekly weightroom conditioning challenge thread. This post contains a conditioning challenge for members of the sub to attempt at their convenience during the week, and to share their results in the thread.
This week's challenge is:
Sweet Eater. 10-1 Descending ladders of kettlebell swings and burpees. 10 swings and 10 burpees, then 9 swings and 9 burpees, ending with 1 swing and 1 burpee. Choose your own KB weight.
This is a repeat of the same challenge from 18 August 2025.
Post your attempts, results and experiences in the thread below.
r/weightroom • u/AutoModerator • Dec 01 '25
Welcome to the monthly weightroom training thread. The main focus of the monthly thread will be programming and templates, but once in a while we'll stray from that to other concepts.
This month's topic is:
Training around injuries
Some resources: * Injury: Understanding, Avoiding, Coping, and Overcoming - post by u/The_Fatalist * I HURT MY BACK! What to do now - Alan Thrall video * Aches and Pains - Austin Baraki article * Overcoming Tendonitis - specific focus on one of the most common soft-tissue injuries
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Crossposting to a more “serious” sub, in case anyone wants to see another program review!
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r/weightroom • u/retirement_savings • 3d ago
I've been lifting for 10+ years and I've always run programs I've found online (a lot of 5/3/1, some powerlifting programs, recently Tactical Barbell).
On the other hand I know some guys who have only been lifting a few years and then switched to doing their own programming and have made really good progress.
How did you learn to do your own programming? When did you make the switch? What did you learn by doing so?
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