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Doubles Split Planner
Who takes how much of the sled? Enter your run paces, rate yourselves on each station, and get a split you can both agree on.
Partner 2
Your comfortable race pace, mm:ss.
Rate yourself on each station
1 = weakest · 5 = strongest
Your split
Partner 1 + Partner 2
Partner 1 takes about 50% of all station work.
Add both run paces to factor in who arrives at each station fresher.
SkiErg
Partner 1 500 m · Partner 2 500 m
50%50%You're evenly matched here: split it down the middle.
Swap every 200–250 m to keep the pace high.
Sled Push
Partner 1 25 m · Partner 2 25 m
50%50%You're evenly matched here: split it down the middle.
Momentum matters: swap on full lengths, not mid-push.
Sled Pull
Partner 1 25 m · Partner 2 25 m
50%50%You're evenly matched here: split it down the middle.
Swap on full lengths; the resting partner gathers the rope.
Burpee Broad Jumps
Partner 1 40 m · Partner 2 40 m
50%50%You're evenly matched here: split it down the middle.
Swap every 10–20 m so neither of you redlines.
Rowing
Partner 1 500 m · Partner 2 500 m
50%50%You're evenly matched here: split it down the middle.
Swap rarely, once or twice: strapping in and out costs time.
Farmers Carry
Partner 1 100 m · Partner 2 100 m
50%50%You're evenly matched here: split it down the middle.
Swap at the turns; chalk up before you start.
Sandbag Lunges
Partner 1 50 m · Partner 2 50 m
50%50%You're evenly matched here: split it down the middle.
Swap every 25 m, before your form breaks down.
Wall Balls
Partner 1 50 reps · Partner 2 50 reps
50%50%You're evenly matched here: split it down the middle.
Swap every 10–15 reps to keep each set unbroken.
A starting point based on rules of thumb, not a guarantee. Test it in training and adjust.
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