Week 2 presented by Frog Grips
Workout 26.3
26.3
For time
64 pull-up variation
32 dual dumbbell thruster
16 wall walk
Time cap: 12:00
Workout Variations:
RX, 35-49
M: chest to bar pull-ups, 2 x 50 lb dumbbells
F: chest to bar pull-ups, 2 x 35 lb dumbbells
Intermediate
M: pull-ups, 2 x 50 lb dumbbells
F: pull-ups, 2 x 35 lb dumbbells
50+
M: pull-ups, 2 x 35 lb dumbbells
F: pull-ups, 2 x 20 lb dumbbells
Novice
M: Jumping pull-ups, 2 x 35 lb dumbbells, modified wall walks
F: Jumping pull-ups, 2 x 20 lb dumbbells, modified wall walks
Quick Start
- This workout begins with the athlete standing under the pull-up bar.
- The athlete must be facing the direction of the camera at all times.
- At the call of “3, 2, 1… go,” the athlete will begin their pull-up variation, completing 64 repetitions.
- Then, move to the dumbbells for 32 thrusters, and finish with 16 wall walks.
- Athletes will complete all prescribed work in order — pull-up variation, thrusters, wall walks — until finished or until the 12:00 time cap expires.
- The score is the total time it takes to complete all repetitions, or the total number of repetitions completed before the cap.
Movement Standards
Chest to Bar Pull-up
The rep begins with:
- The athlete hanging from the bar with arms fully extended and feet off the ground.
The rep ends and is credited when:
- The athlete makes contact with the pull-up bar at or below the collarbone/clavicle.
During the movement:
- Any style of grip is permitted.
- Any style of pull-up (strict, kipping or butterfly) is permitted as long as the criteria are met.
- Wearing hand protection (gymnastics-style grips, gloves, etc.) is permitted.
- The athlete must face the direction of the camera
Pull-up
The rep begins with:
- The athlete hanging from the bar with arms fully extended and feet off the ground.
The rep ends and is credited when:
- The chin clearly breaks the horizontal plane of the pull-up bar.
During the movement:
- Any style of grip is permitted.
- Any style of pull-up (strict, kipping or butterfly) is permitted as long as the criteria are met.
- Wearing hand protection (gymnastics-style grips, gloves, etc.) is permitted.
- The athlete must face the direction of the camera.
Jumping Pull-up
The rep begins with:
- The athlete hanging from the bar with arms fully extended and feet on the ground, plates or stable platforms.
The rep ends and is credited when:
- The athlete’s chin clearly breaks the horizontal plane of the pull-up bar.
During the movement:
- Any style of grip is permitted.
- Wearing hand protection (gymnastics-style grips, gloves, etc.) is permitted.
- The athlete bends the knees until the arms are fully extended.
- Athlete jumps to get the chin over the bar.
- The athlete must face the direction of the camera.
- Facing away from the camera will result in a no rep.
Notes:
- The pull-up bar must be at least 6 inches (15 centimeters) above the top of the head when the athlete is standing tall.
- Plates or other stable platform(s) (such as a plyo box or bench) may be used to decrease the distance between the top of the head and the bar.
Dumbbell Thruster
The rep begins with:
- The dumbbells in the front rack position.
- Front rack: one head of the dumbbell resting/in contact on/with the shoulder with the elbow clearly in front of the dumbbell.
- The shoulder is defined as the front and/or side of the deltoid region
- Holding dumbbells behind the back (i.e not on the shoulder) will result in a no rep
The rep ends and is credited when:
- The athlete is standing tall with the hips, knees and elbows fully extended with the dumbbells overhead and over the middle of the body, or slightly behind when viewed from the profile.
During the movement:
- The athlete may get the dumbbells to the front rack in any fashion.
- The athlete must pass through a full squat, with the hip crease clearly going below the top of the knee.
- A full squat clean is permitted, but not required, to start the movement as long as the required depth is achieved.
- The athlete must move from the bottom of a front squat to full lockout overhead in one fluid movement.
- A thruster jerk is not allowed.
- An athlete deliberately re-dipping their knees under the dumbbells is not permitted.
- However, an athlete stabilizing by moving their feet is permitted.
- Only the feet may touch the ground; any other contact will result in a no-rep.
- The athlete may not use gymnastics grips or lifting straps during this movement
Wall Walk
The rep begins with:
- The athlete lying down with legs fully extended, chest, thighs and feet touching the ground and hands on the designated line.
The rep ends and is credited when:
- The athlete returns to the starting position, lying down with legs fully extended, chest, thighs and feet touching the ground and hands on the designated line.
During the movement:
- Both hands must remain on the tape until both feet are on the wall and no longer touching the ground.
- At the top of the movement, both hands must be touching the 10-inch tape mark before the athlete can descend.
- Any part of the hand may touch the tape line.
- On the descent, the feet must remain on the wall until both hands are touching the first line.
- This first line will be the start and finish line for each repetition.
Tape line description:Line #1: Closest to Wall
- Tape must be no longer than 30 inches and no wider than 2 inches.
- Measure 10 inches from the wall to the far edge of the tape.
- This line must run parallel to the wall.
Line #2: Furthest from Wall
- Measure from the wall to the edge of the tape closest to the wall.
- Distance to that edge:55 inches for women; 60 inches for men.
- Tape must be no longer than 30 inches and no wider than 2 inches.
- Line must run parallel to Line #1 and the wall.
Modified Wall Walk
The rep begins with:
- The athlete lying down with legs fully extended, chest, thighs and feet touching the ground and both hands in front of the tape line.
- No part of the hand may be touching the tape line
The rep ends and is credited when:
- The athlete returns to the starting position, lying down with legs fully extended, chest, thighs and feet touching the ground and hands in front of the designated line.
- No part of the hand may be touching the tape line
During the movement:
- Both hands must remain in front of the tape until both feet are on the wall and no longer touching the ground.
- The athlete will walk up the wall until both hands are on the other side of the 2 inch tape line.
- On the descent, the feet must remain on the wall until both hands are in back in front of the line.
TAPE LINE DESCRIPTION:
- For both men and women: 55 inches from the wall to edge of tape closest to the wall 2 inches (5cm) in width (no wider than this)
Scorecard
Download Scorecard -> HERE
Class Flow Plan
Are you a coach or gym owner? We've designed a 60-minute class structure guide to prepare your class for 26.3 and 26.4
This guide includes a structured whiteboard briefing, a progressive warm-up, and movement-specific drills to refine technique with scaling options to ensure inclusivity for all fitness levels. The session wraps up with a guided cool-down and mobility work to promote recovery.
Download HERE
Submission Guidelines
You should read the scorecard in its entirety for movement, equipment, and video submission standards.
Workout scores must be submitted by 7pm CST on Wednesday, January 28, 2026. Late submissions will not be accepted.
Judges are NOT required. However, video recordings are required upon submission of a workout score.
Submissions without video recordings will NOT be valid.
We recommend using WODProof, WeTime, or a similar app to record your workout.
Download WODProof HERE.
Click HERE to read how to submit your score via Competition Corner.
Workout 26.4
26.4
10 Rounds For time (RX, Int., 35-49)
500/400 meter row
15 burpee over rower
Time cap: none
Workout Variations:
RX, Intermediate. 35-49
M: 10 rounds: 500 meter row, 15 burpee over rower
F: 10 rounds: 400 meter row, 15 burpee over rowers
50+, Novice
M: 8 rounds: 500 meter row, 15 burpee over rower
F: 8 rounds: 400 meter row, 15 burpee over rower
Quick Start
- This workout begins with the athlete seated on the rower, with hands off of the handle.
- The rower monitor must be clearly visible to the camera at all times.
- At the call of “3, 2, 1… go,” the athlete will begin rowing for 500 meters (men) or 400 meters (women).
- Then, immediately complete 15 burpees over the rower.
- Athletes will repeat this sequence for the prescribed number of rounds.
- There is no time cap.
- Athletes who do not complete the workout and do not submit a finish time will receive a score of zero.
- The score is the total time it takes to complete all prescribed work.
- Note: If rower meters are not visible on the video, the score of the workout will be ZERO (0).
Movement Standards
C2 or Rogue Rower
The rep begins with:
- The athlete seated on the rower (hands off the handle) and screen set to zero.
- The rep ends and is credited when:
- The monitor shows the prescribed meters with the athlete seated on the rower.
During the movement:
- The athlete may adjust the damper setting and foot positions at any time before or during the row.
NOTES:
- At the beginning of each row the monitor MUST be set to zeroAthletes may receive help resetting the monitor to zero for each round.
- C2 and Rogue rower are allowed (NO OTHER BRANDS).
Burpee Over the Rower
The rep begins with:
- The athlete’s chest and thighs touching the ground, next to the rower in any fashion.
The rep ends and is credited when:
- The athlete’s feet reach the ground on the opposite side of the rower.
During the movement:
- Stepping or jumping back to reach the bottom of the burpee is permitted.
- Stepping or jumping up to the standing position is permitted as long as both feet come into contact with the ground on the same side of the rower before going over the rower.
- Athletes can jump or step over the rower.
- Making contact with the rower during the jump or step will result in a no-rep.
- If a no-rep is received for any reason, the entire movement must be repeated from either side of the rower.
- If any part of the foot goes behind the rower it will result in a no rep.
Scorecard
Download Scorecard -> HERE
Class Flow Plan
Are you a coach or gym owner? We've designed a 60-minute class structure guide to prepare your class for 26.3 and 26.4.
This guide includes a structured whiteboard briefing, a progressive warm-up, and movement-specific drills to refine technique with scaling options to ensure inclusivity for all fitness levels. The session wraps up with a guided cool-down and mobility work to promote recovery.
Download HERE
Submission Guidelines
You should read the scorecard in its entirety for movement, equipment, and video submission standards.
Workout scores must be submitted by 7pm CST on Wednesday, January 28, 2026. Late submissions will not be accepted.
Judges are NOT required. However, video recordings are required upon submission of a workout score.
Submissions without video recordings will NOT be valid.
We recommend using WODProof, WeTime, or a similar app to record your workout.
Download WODProof HERE.
Click HERE to read how to submit your score via Competition Corner.