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7/04/2008 8:21pm--
That's already a pretty intense schedule. You don't need any more accessory cardio if you're conditioning 6 days a week, and strength training will be extremely limited. Consider training 1-2 times a week with 2-3 heavy compound movements at most.
Day A
Lower body push (A squat variation)
Upper body pull (pull-up or row variation)
Day B
Lower body pull (deadlift variation)
Upper body push (bench, dip, or overhead variation)
Perform 3-5 sets of 3-5 reps. Rest 3-5 minutes between sets."Emevas,
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7/04/2008 11:30pm--
Would it really pain you to type out full sentences?
If your cardio is lacking, 6 days of training should improve it.
Doing a program doesn't mean that you won't be overtrained. How long, what were your results, how much progress did you make, what was your schedule like during that time, etc etc.
It sounds to me like your classes are lacking intensity if you still need extra training after training 6 days a week."Emevas,
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im very stupid typing is very hard for me
alright. usually. Boxing i do like 3rds shadow boing, 3rds pads, 3 rds heavy, and then 3 rds speedbag, then we do some abs and some jumprope. or somethign like taht
BJJ is usaly about 1 hr of technique different takedowns and subs etc then 45-1 hr of rolling
rippetoes i went from 135lb bench to 215lb bench 3x5 and deadlift 180lb 3x5 to 330 OH press from 45-105 and squat from 155-265 this was over 2-3 month period
now its summer so i dont really need to worry abotu anyhting but training. i ave all day to train and i wud be willing to train all 8 hours of my day. i have full acces to msot equipment but dont have kettlebells or rope climbing things. my bro trains with me so we could roll together at home and i have acces to a heavybag, speedbag, and doubleend bag wenever i want. can you help me? tanks. -
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7/04/2008 3:49pm
mma/boxing/wrestling weight routine.