GPP or Finishers In The Gym

Hey guys, just wanted to know what some of your favorite “finishers” are or some GPP you like to do in the gym. I don’t have access to a sled or sand bags and sledgehammers while in the gym, so I was wondering what everyone likes to do?

for recent sessions:

A1 overhead squat
A2 pullup or chin variation
A3 dips
rest 1-3 minutes

repeat for 5 total sets

Dan

Robert,
I like:

  1. db/barbell overhead walks
  2. db/barbell farmer’s or suitcase walks
  3. Plate pushes
  4. Dumbbell or barbell zercher hold and walks
  5. Dumbell/barbell burpee to overhead press
  6. timed db/barbell snatches or clean and jerks, or swings
  7. Side to side db/barbell step-up runs
  8. Any type of extended complex with db/barbells
  9. deck squat/burpee/push-up/pull-up combo for 50-100 reps

Hope this gives you some ideas.

Barbell complex

6 x Hang snatch
6 x Romanian DL
6 x Bent-over row
6 x Push press
6 x Good morning
6 x squat

4-5 sets of the above with 30-60secs rest in between sets.

Geek boy

[quote]Josh Henkin wrote:
Robert,
I like:

  1. db/barbell overhead walks
  2. db/barbell farmer’s or suitcase walks
  3. Plate pushes
  4. Dumbbell or barbell zercher hold and walks
  5. Dumbell/barbell burpee to overhead press
  6. timed db/barbell snatches or clean and jerks, or swings
  7. Side to side db/barbell step-up runs
  8. Any type of extended complex with db/barbells
  9. deck squat/burpee/push-up/pull-up combo for 50-100 reps

Hope this gives you some ideas.[/quote]

Thanks guys. Can you elaborate on “plate pushes.”

3 rounds for time of:

Front Squat-to-immediate-Push-Press (‘thruster’) 95 pounds or 45 kilos.
Pull-ups.

21 reps on the first round, 15 on the second, 9 on the last. Use kip (body english) for the pull-ups if you want to.


Max rounds in ten minutes of:

10 swings to overhead with a 75 pound dumbbell
5 35" box jumps
5 clapping pull-ups


30 reps for time of 135-pound C+J, power clean and push-press, whatever.


Ass to grass back squat: Max reps with bodyweight. Like a 20-rep squat set or ‘Sarge’ squat set - i.e., ‘rest’ as much as you want with the bar on your shoulders, but no racking!