Something to train for

Training worth keeping.

Running. Strength. Foundational movement. Straightforward training for people with full calendars. The race gives the work a destination. The work should still matter after race day.

Klomper athlete practicing a kettlebell swing

What the work builds

A focused base for the same capacities you meet on race day — without turning training into your whole life.

  • Running
  • Squatting
  • Hinging
  • Carrying
  • Pushing
  • Pulling
  • Crawling and dragging
  • Getting to the ground
  • Getting back up
  • Moving under load

A useful preview

Expect simple sessions that pair running with strength and foundational movement. The plan is designed to give you something clear to do this week, then build from there.

Know the movements

Meet your seven stations.

Watch the Klomper demonstrations as you prepare for race day. Open a station to play its video.

01Goblet squat to press
02Burpee jump
03The haul
04Kettlebell swing
05Push-up
06Gorilla row
07Sandbag carry