Beat the Clock: Lower & Trunk AMRAP Density

The week's second scored day. Reverse lunge, single-leg glute bridge, walking lunge, a kneeling hamstring lower, side bridge. Single-leg work supplies the load a barbell normally would; the clock supplies the pressure.

~47 min

Estimated session

Movements
5
Working sets
17
01

The session

Beat the Clock: Lower & Trunk AMRAP Density: every exercise with its working sets, rep or RPE target, and rest.
OrderExerciseTarget
01

Bodyweight Reverse Lunge

Reps per side. Step back, not forward, and let the rear knee kiss the floor — a short step is the most common way this rep stops counting. Tempo: two seconds down, pause at the bottom, drive up.

4 × 10 · rest 1 min

10
02

Single Leg Glute Bridge

Reps per side. Tempo: two-second squeeze at the top, hips level — if the working-side hip drops, you are counting reps the score should not have.

4 × 10 · rest 1 min

10
03

Bodyweight Walking Lunge

Reps per side, continuous. If you are short of floor, alternate in place — the pattern matters more than the travel. Tempo: one second down, no bounce out of the bottom.

3 × 12 · rest 1 min

12
04

Floor Glute-Ham Raise

Kneel with the feet braced, lower under control as far as you own, then push off the hands only as much as you must. Hips stay extended. Tempo: four seconds lowering, hands assist the return only.

3 × 6 · rest 1:15

6
05

Side Bridge

Hold per side. Drop to a knee-supported version the moment the hips sag rather than letting the time run on a broken position.

3 × 30s · rest 45s

30s
02

Coaching notes

Unilateral before bilateral, hamstrings last. Reps are per side on the lunges and the bridge — count one side toward the score, not both. NO ANCHOR: the kneeling hamstring lower needs a sofa base, a door frame or a loaded pack over the heels; without one, substitute two extra sets of Single Leg Glute Bridge with a 3 s lowering phase plus a Superman set at 15 reps. A rep you catch with a hard hand push scores zero. The side bridge is unscored and carries no leverage step.

Let the coach tell you when to add weight.

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Aleks · Coach

You got all five reps on every set at 185, and the last one was RPE 7. Let’s take 190 on Monday.

Proposal · add weight

Last185 × 5RPE 7
Mon190 × 5▲ +5 lb
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