Saturday, August 2nd
Judo - 1 hour
5 minute warm-up
20 minutes of ground work technique
6 rounds of newaza (I did 4 rounds)
Finisher: 112 pushups (87 pushups, 12 diamond pushups, 10 Judo Pushups, and 3 one handed pushups)
Saturday, August 2nd
Judo - 1 hour
5 minute warm-up
20 minutes of ground work technique
6 rounds of newaza (I did 4 rounds)
Finisher: 112 pushups (87 pushups, 12 diamond pushups, 10 Judo Pushups, and 3 one handed pushups)
Neck Side Raises
10 x 100
10 x 100
10 x 100
Neck Curls
45 x 60
45 x 60
45 x 60
Neck Harness
100 x 100
100 x 100
100 x 100
Heavy Bag
5 rounds (3 minutes each round and 1 minute rest)
Deadlifts
280 x 5
320 x 3
355 x 1
Military Press
95 x 5
105 x 3
120 x 1
Weighted Pull-ups
(Bodyweight + 45lbs) x 5
(Bodyweight + 70lbs) x 3
(Bodyweight + 90lbs) x 1/2
Behind the back DB Wrist Curls
50 x 20
60 x 10
70 x 5
[quote]fearnloathingnyc wrote:
Thai Boxing - 1 hour
10 minutes of running with 2 sets of 50 knees on the heavy bag
30 burpees
Core Circuit - 20 leg raises, 20 side leg raises, 20 hip raises, 20 pushups
Assisted Partner with Core Circuit
Core Circuit - 20 leg raises, 20 side leg raises, 20 hip raises, 20 pushups
Assisted Partner with Core Circuit
100 Vertical Jumps
Assisted Partner with 100 Vertical Jumps
1 round of shadow boxing consisting of jab-cross, jab-cross-hook, jab-cross-hook-low kick, and middle kick
50 left middle kicks and 50 right middle kicks on the heavy bag
3 rounds of holding mitts
1 round of jab-cross, jab-cross-hook on the mitts followed by 20 pushups at the end of the round
1 round of jab-cross-hook-cross, cross-hook-cross on the mitts followed by 20 pushups at the end of the round
1 round of jab-cross, jab-cross-hook, hook-cross-hook, jab-cross, hook-cross-hook-cross, jab-cross-cross, jab-cross-hook-uppercut, on the mitts followed by 20 pushups [/quote]
are you doing muay thai on your own, or training with someone?
i’m confused by all the boxing combos used, and the calisthenics (time wasters, IMO, during skill training)…
[quote]cycobushmaster wrote:
[quote]fearnloathingnyc wrote:
Thai Boxing - 1 hour
10 minutes of running with 2 sets of 50 knees on the heavy bag
30 burpees
Core Circuit - 20 leg raises, 20 side leg raises, 20 hip raises, 20 pushups
Assisted Partner with Core Circuit
Core Circuit - 20 leg raises, 20 side leg raises, 20 hip raises, 20 pushups
Assisted Partner with Core Circuit
100 Vertical Jumps
Assisted Partner with 100 Vertical Jumps
1 round of shadow boxing consisting of jab-cross, jab-cross-hook, jab-cross-hook-low kick, and middle kick
50 left middle kicks and 50 right middle kicks on the heavy bag
3 rounds of holding mitts
1 round of jab-cross, jab-cross-hook on the mitts followed by 20 pushups at the end of the round
1 round of jab-cross-hook-cross, cross-hook-cross on the mitts followed by 20 pushups at the end of the round
1 round of jab-cross, jab-cross-hook, hook-cross-hook, jab-cross, hook-cross-hook-cross, jab-cross-cross, jab-cross-hook-uppercut, on the mitts followed by 20 pushups [/quote]
are you doing muay thai on your own, or training with someone?
i’m confused by all the boxing combos used, and the calisthenics (time wasters, IMO, during skill training)… [/quote]
I am training at a muay thai gym which produces the most amateur and pro fighters in my state. The head trainer frequently travels to Thailand to corner fighters in Thailand and the number #1 ranked trainer in Thailand was at my gym last summer to train the fighters at the gym.
I would like to see more skills training since the conditioning takes a lot, but, I think my gym trains very “thai” meaning high reps and conditioning. High reps especially when fatigue sets in.
[quote]fearnloathingnyc wrote:
[quote]cycobushmaster wrote:
[quote]fearnloathingnyc wrote:
Thai Boxing - 1 hour
10 minutes of running with 2 sets of 50 knees on the heavy bag
30 burpees
Core Circuit - 20 leg raises, 20 side leg raises, 20 hip raises, 20 pushups
Assisted Partner with Core Circuit
Core Circuit - 20 leg raises, 20 side leg raises, 20 hip raises, 20 pushups
Assisted Partner with Core Circuit
100 Vertical Jumps
Assisted Partner with 100 Vertical Jumps
1 round of shadow boxing consisting of jab-cross, jab-cross-hook, jab-cross-hook-low kick, and middle kick
50 left middle kicks and 50 right middle kicks on the heavy bag
3 rounds of holding mitts
1 round of jab-cross, jab-cross-hook on the mitts followed by 20 pushups at the end of the round
1 round of jab-cross-hook-cross, cross-hook-cross on the mitts followed by 20 pushups at the end of the round
1 round of jab-cross, jab-cross-hook, hook-cross-hook, jab-cross, hook-cross-hook-cross, jab-cross-cross, jab-cross-hook-uppercut, on the mitts followed by 20 pushups [/quote]
are you doing muay thai on your own, or training with someone?
i’m confused by all the boxing combos used, and the calisthenics (time wasters, IMO, during skill training)… [/quote]
I am training at a muay thai gym which produces the most amateur and pro fighters in my state. The head trainer frequently travels to Thailand to corner fighters in Thailand and the number #1 ranked trainer in Thailand was at my gym last summer to train the fighters at the gym.
I would like to see more skills training since the conditioning takes a lot, but, I think my gym trains very “thai” meaning high reps and conditioning. High reps especially when fatigue sets in.
[/quote]
huh… interesting. do you feel like you’re learning a lot there?
[quote]cycobushmaster wrote:
[quote]fearnloathingnyc wrote:
[quote]cycobushmaster wrote:
[quote]fearnloathingnyc wrote:
Thai Boxing - 1 hour
10 minutes of running with 2 sets of 50 knees on the heavy bag
30 burpees
Core Circuit - 20 leg raises, 20 side leg raises, 20 hip raises, 20 pushups
Assisted Partner with Core Circuit
Core Circuit - 20 leg raises, 20 side leg raises, 20 hip raises, 20 pushups
Assisted Partner with Core Circuit
100 Vertical Jumps
Assisted Partner with 100 Vertical Jumps
1 round of shadow boxing consisting of jab-cross, jab-cross-hook, jab-cross-hook-low kick, and middle kick
50 left middle kicks and 50 right middle kicks on the heavy bag
3 rounds of holding mitts
1 round of jab-cross, jab-cross-hook on the mitts followed by 20 pushups at the end of the round
1 round of jab-cross-hook-cross, cross-hook-cross on the mitts followed by 20 pushups at the end of the round
1 round of jab-cross, jab-cross-hook, hook-cross-hook, jab-cross, hook-cross-hook-cross, jab-cross-cross, jab-cross-hook-uppercut, on the mitts followed by 20 pushups [/quote]
are you doing muay thai on your own, or training with someone?
i’m confused by all the boxing combos used, and the calisthenics (time wasters, IMO, during skill training)… [/quote]
I am training at a muay thai gym which produces the most amateur and pro fighters in my state. The head trainer frequently travels to Thailand to corner fighters in Thailand and the number #1 ranked trainer in Thailand was at my gym last summer to train the fighters at the gym.
I would like to see more skills training since the conditioning takes a lot, but, I think my gym trains very “thai” meaning high reps and conditioning. High reps especially when fatigue sets in.
[/quote]
huh… interesting. do you feel like you’re learning a lot there?
[/quote]
Yes, I’ve learned a lot especially during the times that I’ve had semi-private and private lessons.
Squats
185 x 5
205 x 3
225 x 3 (this was my max set and felt I could have done at least 5 reps but didn’t push it because shortly after I had Muay Thai training)
Muay Thai - 1 hour
2 minutes of jump rope, followed by 20 pushups, 20 sit-ups, and 20 squats
6 rounds (2 minutes each round) of thai pad work
6 rounds (2 minutes each round) of holding thai pads
2 rounds (2 minutes each round) of mitt work
2 rounds (2 minutes each round) holding mitts
Muay Thai - 1 hour
2 minute of jump rope
3 sets of 30 seconds of jump rope, 30 seconds of high knee fast jump-rope and 30 second squat hold
15 minutes of calisthenics non-stop (isometric pushups, slow count pushups, alternative reverse lunges, jump squats, leg raises, bicycles)
5 rounds (2 minutes each round) holding thai pads
5 rounds (2 minutes each round) on thai pads
2 rounds of throwing and defending against teep kicks
…
Wrestling - 1 hour
10 minute warm up
5 minutes of neck work
5 minutes of hip drills
35 minutes of drilling
5 minutes of live sparring (I had two matches - 1 tie meaning no takedowns by myself or opponent and in the other match I was taken down)
Damn, that sounds nasty. I’m not even training Muay Thai right now, but I’m gonna throw that in the mix this week just to punish myself. haha. keep 'em coming!
Muay Thai - 1 hour
5 minute dynamic warmup
5 minutes without rest consisting of calisthenics
7 rounds of thai pad work
7 rounds holding thai pads
Finisher: 3 minute plank hold
…
Wrestling - 1 hour
10 minute warmup
5 minutes of hip drill
25 minutes of drilling
20 minutes of live sparring
Heavy Bag Work
1 round of jabs
1 round of jab-cross-hook
1 round of knees
1 round of low jab to the body-cross to the head
1 round using various combos (elbows, middle kicks, and knees included) and used the southpaw stance for a few combos
1 round of jab-cross-hook-knee (focus on the knee)
So, how are you liking the school decision?
Have you noticed any recovery issues with work?
Otherwise good job and keep at it.
Regards,
Robert A
[quote]Robert A wrote:
So, how are you liking the school decision?
Have you noticed any recovery issues with work?
Otherwise good job and keep at it.
Regards,
Robert A[/quote]
I made the right choice. I’m learning Muay Thai and Wrestling for $100 per month. They also offer BJJ and it is covered as part of my membership, but, I’m only training Muay Thai and Wrestling.
Whenever I go to the gym to train Muay Thai and Wrestling and then go to work, I feel it in the sense that my body is still a bit sore.
Thanks again for the support.
Deadlifts
250 x 5
290 x 5
325 x 5
Military Press
85 x 5
95 x 5
110 x 5
Pull-ups
Bodyweight x 5
(Bodyweight + 45lbs) x 5
(Bodyweight + 45lbs) x 5
Neck Harness
90 x 100
90 x 100
90 x 100
Neck Curls
45 x 50
45 x 50
45 x 50
Neck Side Raises
25 x 100
25 x 100
25 x 100
DB Hold
90 x 1 minute
90 x 1 minute
90 x 1 minute
DB Hex Hold
30 x 30 seconds
30 x 30 seconds
30 x 30 seconds
Freestyle Training - 30 minutes
5 rounds on the double-end-bag
2 rounds on the heavy bag: jab to the body-right cross to the head, jab to the head-right cross to the body, jab-cross-hook, jab-cross-hook-uppercut
1 round on the thai heavy bag: jab-cross-right middle kick
1 round on the thai heavy bag: left middle kick
…
Muay Thai - 1 hour
1 round consisting of 30 seconds running in place, 30 seconds high knees, 30 second squat hold
1 round consisting of 30 seconds running in place, 30 seconds high knees, 30 second squat hold
1 round consisting of 30 seconds running in place, 30 seconds high knees, 30 second squat hold
1 round (1 minute) of 10 alternating knees and 10 jump squats
1 round (1 minute) of 10 alternating knees and 10 jump squats
1 round (1 minute) of 10 alternating knees and 10 jump squats
1 round (1 minute) of 10 fast punches (jab-cross), 10 pushups, 10 bicycles
14 rounds (1 minute each round. Only 20 seconds of rest after every 2 rounds) of thai pad work
14 rounds (1 minute each round. Only 20 seconds of rest after every 2 rounds) holding thai pads
Finisher: 2 minute plank hold
…
Squats
160 x 5
185 x 5
210 x 5
Bench
135 x 5
155 x 5
180 x 2
Neutral Grip Pull-ups
BW x 10
BW x 10
BW x 10
Barbell Behind the Back Wrist Curls
135 x 10
135 x 10
135 x 10
Plate Pinches
30 x 30 seconds
30 x 30 seconds
30 x 30 seconds
Boxing - 1.5 hours
3 rounds of shadow boxing with no rest between rounds
3 rounds on the heavy bag
4 rounds of mitt work
3 rounds on the speed bag
3 rounds on the double end bag
3 rounds on the uppercut bag
3 rounds of jump rope with no rest between rounds
35 sit-ups and 35 crunches
1 round burnout: circling around the ring and throwing and catching a 10lb medicine ball
Boxing - 1 hour
30 seconds running in place, 30 seconds high knees, 30 seconds jump squat, 30 second squat hold
30 seconds running in place, 30 seconds high knees, 30 seconds jump squat, 30 second squat hold
30 seconds running in place, 30 seconds high knees, 30 seconds jump squat, 30 second squat hold
10 knuckle pushups, 10 isometric pushups, 10 wide pushups, 10 pushups
10 knuckle pushups, 10 isometric pushups, 10 wide pushups, 10 pushups
10 knuckle pushups, 10 isometric pushups, 10 wide pushups, 10 pushups
20 leg raises, 20 oblique crunches, 20 crunches, 20 v-ups
10 superman holds, and 3 other superman hold variations held 10 seconds each
40 minutes of mitt work
Finisher: 3 minutes of pushups
…
Muay Thai - 1 hour
Warm up: 5 minutes consisting of squats, lunges, pushups, and planks
7 rounds holding thai pads
7 rounds of thai pads
Finisher
Muay Thai - 1 hour
1 minute of alternating knees
1 minute of pushups
1 minute of leg raises
10 rounds of thai pads
10 rounds holding thai pads
Finisher
Wrestling - 1 hour
10 minute warm up
45 minutes of drilling
5 minutes of live sparring
Muay Thai - 1 hour
25 rounds (30 seconds each round) of calisthenics without rest
10 rounds (1 minute each) of thai pads
10 rounds (1 minute each) of holding thai pads
Finisher:
BJJ GI - 1 hour
5 minute warmup
40 minutes drilling technique (arm-bar and scissor sweep)
3 rounds of rolling