A variation on the "Deep Six" Workout - practice all six RKC exercises in one compact package!

I absolutely love the "Deep Six" workout originally developed by Senior RKC Jon Engum, but wanted to modify it for a few of my newer clients, for our extreme climate here in Florida, and for a shorter time expendature too.
Originally the Deep Six is in the following order and run for 5 rounds, you start with the right hand and keep it until the Get Up in the middle:
- 5 swings
- 5 snatches
- 5 clean and presses
- 5 front squats
- 1/2 Get Up (starting from the top down - then when on the ground, you safely switch hands and Get Up - the kettlebell is now in your LEFT HAND where you complete the
- 5 swings
- 5 snatches
- 5 clean and presses
- 5 front squats
(end of round 1)
Rest for 30sec to 1 min between rounds.
 
The version we practiced today was run for three rounds, with some slight differences - I wanted to make sure we practiced some great cleans in a row for instance:
5 one hand swings
5 one hand cleans
5 presses
5 front squats
5 snatches (on the fifth, leave it locked out overhead)
1/2 get up from the up to the down - switch hands safely on the ground, get up with the kettlebell in the left hand and begin the
5 one hand swings
5 one hand cleans
5 presses
5 front squats
5 snatches
 
Rest as necessary - run for three rounds, or continue for 5 if you wish.
This workout is a great way to review all the basic exercises, and to really challenge your conditioning - if you've never done the workout before, I would recommend going with a relatively light kettlebell - practice with acute focus on the form of each exercise, and always always pay loads of attention to safety.