This is the end of Week 1 of my training camp for my Muay Thai fight in Thailand. My technique needs work, conditioning but that is why I have a great team at Lanna Muay Thai helping me and of course Ajahn Burkerk from Bangkok teaching me incredible fight strategies and technique.
I did this workout after my Muay Thai training session for my strength and conditioning
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SPARTACUS WEEK 1 - WORKOUT 2
KETTLBELL HIGH PULLS HINDU PUSHUPS JUMP SQUATS HIP THRUSTS CLEAN AND PRESS ATL BACK LUNGE (WITH CRUL) SWISS BALL V-UPS KB PULLOVER SPRAWLS T PUSH UPS
Every week, I do the Lanna Muay Thai Circuit workout to help with my conditioning for my fight in Thailand. This is a 22 station circuit that targets every muscle in your body, helps improve your Muay Thai, strength and power, plyometrics explosiveness, strengthens the core and abs, cardio and conditioning, skipping and because of all of this - YOU WILL BURN A TON OF CALORIES AND FAT!!!!!
LANNA MUAY THAI STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING CIRCUIT
Every week, I do the Lanna Muay Thai Circuit workout to help with my conditioning for my fight in Thailand. This is a 22 station circuit that targets every muscle in your body, helps improve your Muay Thai, strength and power, Plyometrics explosiveness, strengthens the core and abs, cardio and conditioning, skipping and because of all of this - YOU BURN A TON OF CALORIES AND FAT!!!!!
You will burn way over 1000 calories and continue to burn fat for 24-36 hours after completing this at a high intensity.
22 STATIONS
1 Minute of work followed by 30 seconds of skipping followed by 30 second rest/transition
MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS - Knees outside elbows ALTERNATING BOSU BALL KNEES SLIDE BOARD SPRAWLS HINDU PUSH UPS MEDICINE BALL SQUAT AND OVERHEAD THROW ALTERNATE SIDE MEDICINE BALL SLAMS ALTERNATING BOSU BALL FRONT TEEPS LEBERT SYSTEM LEG CIRCLES - CLOCKWISE (30 SEC) COUNTER CLOCKWISE (30 SEC) FLUTTER KICKS - SCISSORS - LEG RAISES 20-20-20 PLANK HEAVY BAG PUSH AND CATCH HEAVY BAG FREESTYLE JAB AND KICKS ROMAN CHAIR WALL SIT SPEED BAD - 3 COUNT MEDICINE BALL SIT UPS HEAVY BAG RUN AND PUNCH JAB-CROSS- SPRAWL (1-2 SPRAWL) HEAVY BAG ALTERNATING KNEES LEBERT HURDLE JUMP AND CRAWL THROUGH - CRAWL ON ELBOWS AND TOES MEDICINE BALL PLYO BURPEES BATTLING ROPES - SMALL WAVES 30 SEC - LARGE WAVES 30 SEC
Jordan of Lanna Muay Thai takes you through the famous Angela Special Smoothie
POST TRAINING NUTRITION
Whether you are training in the gym, at home, for MMA or Muay Thai, it is important that you have a post workout meal/shake so you do not compromise how hard you just worked.
Post workout nutrition should be consumed NO LONGER than 1 hour after exercise. If you delay longer than an hour after your workout then your body begins to take those muscles you just worked so hard to get and deplete them by using them as energy for the rest of the day or night.
I see so many people that do not follow the rule of eating no longer than 1 hour after working out. If you are not doing it now, then start today.
For me it is hard to get that meal in 30min or even an hour after because by time I shower, pack up, drive home and cook, the hour has passed. I need to get something in my body right away to hold me until I can cook, so having a smoothie immediately after training is PERFECT!!!!
Check out my post training smoothie after my gruelling Muay Thai sessions called the Angela Special Smoothie.
Jordan from Lanna Muay Thai Canada takes you through how to prepare this delicious, refreshing smoothie. I also suggest you invest in a blender, especially if you work out at home.
Makes 2 Portions - 30g of protein from the powder and carbs from the strawberries
Your Coach and Friend Funk Roberts
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Do you want to know what is hands down the single most important physical attribute you need as a mixed martial artist? Frank Shamrock summed it up nicely when he said “Conditioning is your best submission hold.” When it comes to MMA, conditioning is definitely King!
There’s no question that strength, flexibility, power, and explosiveness are all important for mixed martial artists. However, they all take the back seat when it comes to conditioning. Your MMA workout must have a heavy emphasis on conditioning because once your gas tank is empty, your strength, flexibility, and power don’t mean a whole lot.
Try this workout before you train, on its own or end of a session with it. This workout is very labour intensive and requires a lot of energy expenditure. I would start with a 3-4 km run before starting this with a good stretch afterward.
HURDLE JUMPS TO SPRINTS - 10 Total Rounds
Purpose of this workout is to jump over 4 hurdles off two feet and immediately sprint for 45-50 yards
10 Rounds
Plyometrics Hurdles followed by 40 yard Sprints (walk back to the hurdles and explode!!!!!)
Hurdle Jumps Set up 4 hurdles (Lebert Equalizer) so that you have enough room in between to continuously jump over each one. You will jump over each hurdle one of three ways:
Beginner - Jump over the hurdle. Stabilize the body and then proceed to jump over the next hurdle.
Moderate - Jump over the hurdle then take one or two double hops and jump over the next hurdle.
Advance - Continuously jump over the hurdles...
Funk Tip - Make sure you use your arms to help you explode over the hurdles
Sprints
Running plays a great part in MMA and Thai boxing training, however its benefits are gained though an array of different running methods in order to develop leg strength, speed, endurance, stamina and develop good cardiovascular health.
Sprints develop explosive speed; it produces fast twitch muscle, which is good for executing fast kicks and reflexes
When sprinting, your breathing pattern should be rapid and deep so getting large volumes of oxygen into the lungs and the carbon dioxide that causes the lactic acid to be produced, out.
Now you have a new dimension to add to your MMA workouts. Apply this workout to your regime and you can have tremendous explosive conditioning as your ally every time you step into the ring or on the mat.