A tractor tyre is an excellent tool for conditioning work; the shape is non-standard which means you have to adjust your grip and stance to move it which means it more accurately simulates a challenge you might find in the real word better than an evenly balanced, consistently shaped barbell might.
If you don't have a tyre but want to get one they can be found fairly easily and cheaply with a short search on the web or, better yet, your local yellow pages. Some people are charging stupid money for an old tyre but many farmers have a ready supply of old and worn tractor tyres and are often willing to part with the tyre for a nominal fee - you are actually helping them out because otherwise the tyre just sits in their yard or they have to pay to have them disposed of.
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Burgener Progression
Strength
Clean and Jerk 5x2
Conditioning
Tyre Flips x 10
then
AMRAP 15
Sprint 20m
Hammer Strikes x 15
Sprint 20m
Box Jumps (on to tyre rim) x 15
Then
Tyre Flips x 10
If you don't have a tyre, substitute 10 power cleans with press for the flips. Use a regular box jump and for the Hammer Strikes substitute the "slasher to halo" exercise as demonstrated in this video courtesy of Mountain Athlete.
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