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Martial Arts Training!
Welcome to the homepage for Martial Arts Training and Conditioning! We will be covering all styles of martial arts and combat fighting here. Stay tuned for more great programs...
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Training for MMA- Be Brilliant at the Basics
Dewey Nielsen, Performance Enhancement Specialist
What works best for a fighter? Linear or undulating periodization? Kettlebells or dumbbells? Olympic lifts from the floor or hang? What do you do for GPP? What exercises do you use to train pulsing? Did you grow a beard to look more like Ryan Reynolds (has nothing to do with this article but I do get asked that)? . . .
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Considerations and Training for Mixed Martial Arts
By Dewey Nielsen, Performance Enhancement Speciali
Some of the training methods presented in this article are a continuation of my article, "Common Mistakes of a Mixed Martial Artist" and others are things that I have learned more about or added . . .
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Common Mistakes of a Mixed Martial Artist
From a strength and conditioning perspective
Dewey Nielsen, Performance Enhancement Specialist
Audio Interview Included There are many mistakes that I see MMA athletes do every day in the gym, especially when it comes to preparing for a fight. This article comes to life from conversations with other coaches (far smarter than I) and frustration with athletes. My goal is to shed some light on common mistakes I see and offer some strength and conditioning education on the sport I love and coach. Although we can argue that there are many other mistakes, I thought these are some of the big ones that should really be addressed. . . .
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Finally... The Ultimate Strength and Conditioning Program for Special Forces and All Athletes!
Jayson Hunter, RD, CSCS
For the first time, you can download this breakthrough 41 Page Program for enhanced strength, agility, speed and conditioning! Jam packed with a full year periodized training program including strength training, speed drills, conditioning plan, plyometrics and complete exercise descriptions. This is our largest program ever and alone is worth a full membership to SportSpecific.com ($149 value) . . .
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