15 Minute AMRAP:
Athletes will have 15 minutes to complete as many reps as possible. The workout rep scheme is an Ascending Ladder of the following movements:

Squat Cleans
Muscle Ups/Pull Ups/Jumping Pull Ups

Athletes may perform the workout at whatever skill level is appropriate, but he/she may not change or modify any of the movements, weights, or standards beyond what is listed in these standards.
If you cannot complete all of the required movements for a certain level, you do not get to mix and match elements from another level. Being skilled enough to do a higher level is EARNED.

Movement Details – Men
The athlete will have 15 minutes to complete as many reps as possible. Each round the number of reps for each movement increases by 1 rep.

Level III (3)
1 Squat Clean at 185 lbs
1 Muscle Up
2 Squat Cleans at 185 lbs
2 Muscle Ups
3 Squat Cleans at 185 lbs
3 Muscle Ups
4 Squat Cleans at 185 lbs
4 Muscle Ups
…and so on
Level II (2)
1 Squat Clean at 135 lbs
1 Pull Up
2 Squat Cleans at 135 lbs
2 Pull Ups
3 Squat Cleans at 135 lbs
3 Pull Ups
4 Squat Cleans at 135 lbs
4 Pull Ups
…and so on
Level I (1)
1 Squat Clean at 55 lbs
1 Jumping Pull Up
2 Squat Cleans at 55 lbs
2 Jumping Pull Ups
3 Squat Cleans at 55 lbs
3 Jumping Pull Ups
4 Squat Cleans at 55 lbs
4 Jumping Pull Ups
…and so on

Movement Details – Women
The athlete will have 15 minutes to complete as many reps as possible. Each round the number of reps for each movement increases by 1 rep.

Level III (3)
1 Squat Clean at 105 lbs
1 Muscle Up
2 Squat Cleans at 105 lbs
2 Muscle Ups
3 Squat Cleans at 105 lbs
3 Muscle Ups
4 Squat Cleans at 105 lbs
4 Muscle Ups
…and so on
Level II (2)
1 Squat Clean at 85 lbs
1 Pull Up
2 Squat Cleans at 85 lbs
2 Pull Ups
3 Squat Cleans at 85 lbs
3 Pull Ups
4 Squat Cleans at 85 lbs
4 Pull Ups
Level I (1)
1 Squat Clean at 35lbs
1 Jumping Pull Up
2 Squat Cleans at 35 lbs
2 Jumping Pull Ups
3 Squat Cleans at 35 lbs
3 Jumping Pull Ups
4 Squat Cleans at 35 lbs
4 Jumping Pull Ups
…and so on

Movement Standards
Squat CleanIn this movement, the barbell goes from ground to the front rack position passing through a full squat position while the barbell is racked on the shoulders. This can be a full-squat-clean, a power-clean-front-squat, or anything in between as long as the three key positions are reached. The barbell begins on the ground. Touch and go is permitted. No bouncing. The athlete must pass through a full squat with the hip crease below the top of the knees. The athlete must stand with the knees and hips fully extended, underneath the shoulders with the bar in the front rack position with the elbow in front. If the barbell in unloaded for your weight, the barbell must return below the knees before starting the next rep.Muscle UpsIn the muscle-up you must pass from a hang below the rings to support above them. The arms must come to a full lock out (with or without a false grip) with the feet on the ground. The elbows must fully lock out while supporting yourself above the rings. A kipping muscle-up is ok, swings or rolls to support are not permitted. If consecutive kipping muscle-ups are performed, a change of direction below the rings is required. In a kipping muscle up the feet may not reach a point higher than the bottom of the rings.
Pull UpsThis is a standard pull-up. Dead hang, kipping or butterfly pull-ups are allowed, as long as all the requirements are met. The arms must be fully extended at the bottom. At the top chin must clearly clear the pull-up bar breaking the horizontal plane. Reverse and alternating grips are permitted.Jumping Pull UpsThis movement start with the athlete standing directly under the pull up bar. From a standing position, the distance from the bottom of the bar to the bottom of the chin must be at least 14 inches. Use boxes or bumper plates to set the proper height. The movement starts with the athlete elbows full extended and the rep is complete when the chin finishes over the top of the bar. The athlete jumps and pulls to go from arms being extended below the bar to the chin clearing the bar.

Scoring and Details

The submission page for the workout will automatically calculate your score/rep total. You will simply need to follow the form.
You must complete the workout in order of how the movements are listed.
You may not perform the workout with any other movements, weights, or scaling other than what is listed in one of the above 3 skill levels. In order to submit a score in the WOD 5 submission form, one of these skill levels must be followed.
Performance Prizes will be awarded to the top performers in each region and division who also provide a video submission and enter it into the WOD submission form.