Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Street fighter workout
Skipping - 10 min : You need to have some stamina if you have to fight with multiple enemies
Shadow boxing- 3 Rounds : Shadow boxing is a great agility exercise. This develops power, Speed in your body. Your shadow boxing should consist of not only punches but push kicks, pulling, Pushing your opponent.
Heavy bag workout- 3 Rounds : This too develops your power
Knuckle ups- 3 sets- 10 reps : This exercise is for hardening your knuckles. Do pushups on knuckles.
Pullups - 3 sets - 10 reps : This has myriad of uses
Shoulder press- 3 sets - 10 reps : This improves your punching power
Crunches- 3 sets- 50 reps : This hardens your stomach muscles.
TRAIN HARD, PLAY HARD, REST HARD
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Shaolin kung fu training
Kung fu training scene from the movie XANDA
Southern Praying Mantis Kung Fu Training Sequences
Friday, February 12, 2010
Brock lesnar workout routine
Brock Lesnar is no exception. Growing up in a small rural community near Webster, South Dakota, Lesnar learned from an early age what it meant to work hard. Lesnar was up before dawn every morning to do his morning chores. This was his life and his routine. What makes Lesnar an exception even to his own class of athletes is that he created an unconventional routine to build strength, speed and power.
With no gym or workout facility for miles, he used the land and the equipment from the farm to sculpt and shape his body. It wasn't uncommon to see Lesnar running full tilt down the road with a 180 pound tree log thrown over his shoulders just for fun.
Lesnar had unbelievable strength and excelled in wrestling and became a 2000 NCAA Heavyweight Champion. Soon after, he started an extremely successful career in the WWE. Despite fame and fortune, his early farm years and core values always remained at the forefront.
He sensed that the professional wrestling lifestyle wasn't for him long term and he chose to move on. His all or nothing mentality had built upon an innate quality that is the foundation of a man determined to work hard, stay true to his values and make an impact on the MMA scene.
Rising to the top of the wrestling world and with the potential to emerge as a top heavyweight contender in the UFC, Lesnar realizes the importance of exercise, diet and supplementation. Through quality products, Lesnar is able to maintain his size, strength and endurance in the gym and in the cage.
To increase his strength, build muscle and improve his overall performance, it is important to incorporate an advanced creatine formula and superior whey protein supplement. Lesnar consumes a high amount of calories on a daily basis although he usually doesn't strictly measure the amount.
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Lesnar Is Able To Maintain His Size, Strength &
Endurance In The Gym And In The Cage.
He'll eat a large amount of protein and add in supplements when time doesn't allow him to eat a full meal. Immediately after a training session it is a good practice to get in 30g of a high quality protein as well as a good source of carbs to replenish the glycogen levels depleted from the intense training. Through the day, Lesnar will consume a minimum of a gallon of water with added electrolytes.
Lesnar's regular training regimen sees him train twice a day four times a week. The morning training session is focused on fighting skills and the evening session is geared towards running and weight training.
Sample Strength Training: 1 Hour Workout Duration
Leading up to a fight, these exercises need to be conducted with less weight, higher intensity that will also work on overall conditioning.
- Day 1: Chest & Triceps
- Bench Press: 6 Sets 12 Reps
- Incline Dumbbell Press: 4 Sets 10 Reps
- Dumbbell Flyes: 3 Sets 8 Reps
- Cable Crossovers: 3 Sets 8 Reps
- Triceps Dips: 4 Sets 10 Reps
- Triceps Pushdowns: 4 Sets 10 Reps
- Skull Crushers: 3 Sets 10 Reps
- Day 2: Back & Biceps
- Wide-Grip Pull-Up: 4 Sets 6 Reps
- Medium-Grip Pull-Up: 4 Sets 6 Reps
- Narrow-Grip Pull-Up: 4 Sets 6 Reps
- Seated Cable Row: 4 Sets 6 Reps
- Stiff-Legged Deadlift: 4 Sets 6 Reps
- Deadlift: 4 Sets 6 Reps
- Preacher Curl: 4 Sets 12 Reps
- Hammer Curl: 3 Sets 10 Reps
- Incline Dumbbell Curl 3 Sets 10 Reps
- Day 3: Shoulders
- Overhead Barbell Press: 4 Sets 10 Reps
- Seated Dumbbell Press: 3 Sets 10 Reps
- Dumbbell Front Raise: 3 Sets 10 Reps
- Dumbbell Lateral Raise: 3 Sets 10 Reps
- Smith Machine Upright Row: 4 Sets 6 Reps
- Barbell/Dumbbell Shrug: 4 Sets 6 Reps
- Day 4: Legs
- Leg Extension: 3 Sets 10 Reps
- Leg Curl: 3 Sets 10 Reps
- Narrow-Stance Smith Machine Squat: 4 Sets 6 Reps
- Medium-Stance Smith Machine Squat: 4 Sets 6 Reps
- Wide-Stance Smith Machine Squat: 4 Sets 6 Reps
- Leg Press: 4 Sets 6 Reps
- Stiff-Legged Deadlift: 4 Sets 6 Reps
Grappling Training: Four Times A Week
- 5 - 1 Minute Rounds
- 5 - 1 Minute Standing Drills
Striking & Ground And Pound Training: Twice A Week
- 5 x 5 minute rounds
- 1 minute breaks
- 25 total minute workout
Muscular & Cardio Intense Endurance Training
- 1st Round: Pushing Muscular Endurance - 1 Minute
- Spiderman Push-ups
- Plyo Push-ups
- Mounted Punching
- Tire Push
- Hand Switch
- 2nd Round: Pulling Muscular Endurance - 1 Minute
- Recline Pull-ups
- Bodyweight Pull-ups
- Pulling/Pushing tire
- Jumping Pull-ups
- Heavy bag Twirl
- 3rd Round: Cardio Endurance Training - 1 Minute
- Airdyne Bike (70rpm)
- UBE Machine
- Incline Treadmill (as steep as possible)
- Windsprint Bike (standing full time)
- Airdyne Bike
- 4th Round: Hybrid Strength Training
- Jammer Machine
- One arm Sledge Hammer
- Medicine Ball Sprawls
- Bear Crawls
- Transition Station
- 5th Round: Most Intense Round - No Rest Periods
- Airdyne Bike (70rpm)
- UBE Machine
- Incline Treadmill (as steep as possible)
- Windsprint Bike (standing full time)
- Airdyne Bike
Monday, February 8, 2010
Brock lesnar workout
"I feel the need to kill the seed,
To bleed the breed of this disease"-Stuck Mojo (Drawing Blood)
Just Watch what the beast does:
12 killer pull up variations
These 12 pull up variations builds killer biceps in your body. These are really so effective exercises. Just check out the following video:
20 minute circuit workout
Lose Fat, Build Muscles With Circuit Training
When the weather turns cold, I receive many emails discussing running in the cold weather, or alternative exercises you can do in the weight room that will also have a cardiovascular effect. Circuit training is one of the best ways to make a resistance and strength training workout that is also challenging for your heart and lungs.
This workout is a 20-minute workout that will take you to your maximum physical effort as well as your maximum heart rate. The object of this workout is not to rest in between exercises. You will see that one minute of a particular exercise will burn out the targeted muscle group as well as increase your heart rate to a fat and sugar burning zone. Try the 20 minute workout below - if it is not challenging enough for you try it again, totaling only 40 minutes of your time in the weight room.
20 Minutes Circuit Workout
(*choose light weights for max reps)
1) Bench press* or pushups - max in 1:00
2) Squats - max in 1:00
3) Pullups or pulldowns - 1:00
4) Bike or jog - 3:00
5) Military press* - 1:00
6) Lunges - 1:00 each leg
7) Bicep curls - 1:00
8) Bike or jog - 3:00
9) Tricep extensions.- 1:00
10) Leg ext - 1:00 (requires leg machines - or repeat squats with weights)
11) Leg curls - 1:00 (requires leg machines - or repeat lunges with weights)
12) Situps - 2:00
13) Crunches - 2:00
14) Stretch
There is an unlimited number of ways to organize a circuit workout. The above workout is organized with upper body, lower body and cardiovascular exercises. By simply doing the above upper body and lower body exercises in such a way, you will be able to rest your upper body muscles while you workout your lower body muscles, but you will never rest your heart. This is how you make the circuit workout challenging to your cardiovascular system as well as your major muscle groups. Studies have shown that mixing a resistance training regimen with a cardiovascular element will increase your metabolism, therefore burning fat and building muscle. The result is a decrease in body fat percentage.
So, if you are looking to lose inches and body fat, workouts like this coupled with 4-5 smaller meals and 3-4 quarts of water everyday will help you achieve your goal. The best thing about this diet program is that you do not need a single dietary supplement - just good old fruits, vegetables, whole grains, fish and other lean meats. The key is to burn more calories than you take in and this workout will help you with that - promise.
15 minute workout
This is the 15 minute workout by Men's Health
Work multiple muscle groups with these unique exercises.
Challenge your core with this routine by Jamie Hale, owner of MaxCondition Training. Doing these three compound exercises as a circuit will ignite new muscle growth and boost your metabolism. Finish as many circuits as you can in 15 minutes, resting 60 to 90 seconds between sets.
1. Dumbbell Squat Press
Stand with your feet hip-width apart. Hold dumbbells in front of you, your arms bent 90 degrees and palms facing each other. Squat until your thighs are just past parallel to the floor. As you stand back up, press the weights above your head, then bring them back to the start position. Do 8 to 12 reps.
2. Single-Arm Incline Row
Holding a dumbbell in one hand, lie facedown on an incline bench and let both arms hang. Pull the dumbbell up toward your midsection as you keep your elbow close to your body, and then lower the dumbbell back to the starting position. Do 8 to 12 reps. Switch arms and repeat.
3. Turkish Get-Up
Lie on your back with your legs straight. Hold a dumbbell in your left hand, your arm straight above ' your chest. Stand up, keeping your elbow locked and the weight above you, and then lie back down as you ' keep holding the weight above you. Switch hands and repeat. Do 4 to 6 reps on each side.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Mixed Martial Arts Book of Knowledge - BJ Penn
Mixed Martial Arts outlines the revolutionary system of fighting used by world-renowned fighter BJ Penn. Penn, one of the most technical and decorated fighters in the world today, illustrates fighting techniques that teach you how to mix strikes with takedowns, ground and pound an opponent into submission, fight against the cage and formulate strategies based upon your personal attributes and strengths.
Click HERE to read the book.
Authentic shaolin heritage DIAN XUE SHU kung fu
Book are about methods of acting on acupoints and their practical application in Martial Arts. DIAN XUE SHU that is literally means "The Art of Touching Acupoints" is more known in the West as DIM MAK ("Blows at arteries" in Cantonese dialect) or "Death Touch". It should be noted that the last two names do not fully reflect the essence of this method. DIAN XUE SHU is a profound teaching which is closely connected to Chinese traditional medicine. Besides the martial aspect, it includes a wide range of methods of reanimation and medication. You will be able to read about it in detail in the books which are offered for your attention.
Besides theoretical fundamentals, the books give detailed description of the localization of basic acupoints, methods of acting on them with the aims of combat, reanimation and medication, effects of acting on a particular point, methods of exercising fingers and palms, blow techniques and many other things.
Click HERE to read this book.
Shaolin training documentary
The incredible level is achieved as an evolutionary result over hundreds of years....
Just watch it.
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Saturday, February 6, 2010
24 Hour Ghetto workout
Rich franklin mma workout
just check out this Workout.
Advenced kickboxing training
Training
Worlds greatest kickboxing workout
The killer kickboxing workout
Video overview:
Hook ,uppercut, sprawl - 10 rep
Clapping pushups - 10 rep
Round knee,Straight knee,Round kick, Side kick - 10 rep
Side hip dip - 10 rep
Uppercut, Hook, Shoot, Straight knee - 10 rep