JET
12 minutes. Switch at will. Leave nothing.
Who is this for
Intermediate-level athletes with single kettlebell experience ready for high intensity. Expect 11 to 15 minutes of work.
What you will learn
- Rounds, AMRAP workout format
- Snatch, Surrenders
- Scaling options for different levels
- Workout scoring and benchmarking
Difficulty breakdown
Why this workout
About this workout
JET is a quick, high-intensity cardio workout built around a single 12-minute AMRAP of snatches and surrenders. You switch hands at will throughout, keeping the pace honest and the heart rate high. Minimal equipment, maximum output.
One kettlebell throughout. Switch hands at will during the AMRAP.
Task breakdown
Scaling
Simple scaling
- Reduce to 6 snatches per round instead of 8
- Replace surrenders with goblet squat
- Use a lighter kettlebell
Detailed scaling
- Beginner: Use 6 snatches instead of 8. Replace surrenders with goblet squats. Focus on clean snatch technique over pace.
- Advanced: Increase to 10 snatches per round. Add a 16 kg minimum. Strict no-rest rule — no pause between rounds.
Scoring
Total rounds completed in 12 minutes
Example: 10 rounds completed = score of 10
The workout
Warm-Up
Warm-up cycles
Workout
Warm-up
2 cycles
Round 1 — 2 rounds
10/5s Jumping oblique twists
10/5s Frankenstein kicks
10/5s Frankenstein kicks (other side)
10/5s Squats
Round 2 — 2 rounds
10/5s 3 CF burpees
10/5s Jumping jacks
10/5s OH reverse lunge
10/5s OH reverse lunge (other side)
Workout
12-minute AMRAP — Switch at will
8 snatch
2 surrenders
Scoring
Total rounds completed in 12 minutes
12-Minute AMRAP
- 8×Snatchsingle kettlebell sa · KB
- 2×Surrenderssingle kettlebell sa · KB