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WOD: Lasagna

By CrossFit MYO ·
WOD: Lasagna

Friday, July 31, 2026 | CrossFit MYO, San Jose CA

The Workout

Back Squat 4x10

Back Squat for load: #1: 10 reps #2: 10 reps #3: 10 reps #4: 10 reps

Score type: Load

Lasagna

For Time 25 Pushups 25 Wall Balls 250 Jumprope 25 Wall Balls 25 Pushups


What Makes This Workout Effective

Today’s For Time workout “Lasagna” layers pushing and squatting volume with a plyometric jump rope bridge, training muscular endurance and lactate clearance under fatigue. The 250 jump ropes between wall ball sets force athletes to maintain respiratory control while the posterior chain and shoulders recover. High-rep back squats at 4x10 precede the metcon to pre-fatigue the quads and glutes, increasing motor unit recruitment during wall balls and sharpening midline stabilization under load.


Scaling Options

LevelModifications
RxBack Squat 4x10 at working load; 25 Pushups, 25 Wall Balls (20/14 lb to 10/9 ft), 250 Double-Unders, 25 Wall Balls, 25 Pushups
IntermediateBack Squat 4x10 at 70% 1RM; 25 Pushups (elevate hands to 24” box if needed), 25 Wall Balls (14/10 lb to 9/9 ft), 250 Single-Unders, 25 Wall Balls, 25 Pushups
BeginnerBack Squat 4x10 with goblet squat (moderate KB/DB); 25 Incline Pushups (hands on 24” box), 25 Wall Balls (light med ball to 9/9 ft or 25 Thruster with empty barbell), 250 Single-Unders (or 2:00 jump rope practice), 25 Wall Balls, 25 Incline Pushups

Full Session Breakdown

BlockDurationWhat You’ll Do
Warmup10 minDynamic stretching and heart rate elevation.
Skill/Strength20 minMovement prep and technical review.
WOD~20 minThe main metabolic conditioning piece.
Cooldown10 minRecovery and mobility.

FAQ

Q: How should I pace the pushups to avoid burning out my shoulders before the second set of wall balls?

A: Break the first 25 pushups into 2-3 planned sets (e.g., 10-8-7) with 3-5 second rests; this preserves tricep and anterior delt capacity for the final 25 reps after the jump rope and second wall ball round.

Q: What’s the most efficient way to transition between the jump rope and wall balls without losing momentum?

A: Keep the rope in hand during the first 5 wall ball reps — set it down only after you’ve established your rhythm; this saves 5-8 seconds per transition and keeps heart rate from spiking during the stationary switch.

Q: I’ve never done 250 jump ropes in a workout — what if I trip constantly and it takes forever?

A: Count 250 single-unders instead — they build the same cardiovascular demand with less technical failure; if singles are still inconsistent, do 2:00 of continuous jump rope attempts (any style) and move on — consistency beats perfection.


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