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Intro: There’s no hiding from the sled. It’s one of the most effective tools for building raw power, mental grit, and high-output conditioning.

In this RB100 challenge, your mission is to burn 100 calories using the sled push/pull. Whether you’re using a motorised assault sled, turf-based prowler, or weight sled + wearable tracker — you’ll earn every calorie.


How to Structure It

Depending on your setup:

  • Prowler on turf: track total distance (e.g. 20m lengths) and time
  • Motorised sled or assault sled: use built-in calorie tracker
  • Weight sled with heart rate monitor: estimate using tracker like MyZone or Whoop

Sample Format:

  • Push 20m → Pull back 20m = 1 set
  • Repeat until 100 calories burned or distance/time target achieved

Scaling Options

  • 10 x 10m push/pull with rest between
  • Alternate push/pull rounds with bodyweight exercises (e.g. push-ups or lunges)
  • Reduce load to maintain pace without sacrificing form

Why It Works

  • Total-body engagement: legs, hips, shoulders, core
  • No eccentric loading = reduced DOMS, faster recovery
  • Great for rehab, athletic performance, and fat loss
  • Builds high-output conditioning without impact

Tips for Success

  • Keep torso tight and posture forward during push
  • Use a strong rope or strap for pulls — avoid jerky motion
  • Set a calorie/time benchmark and try to beat it weekly

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