The purpose of this curriculum is, first and foremost; education. I want to give you a “look inside” and see how we lay a program out for our combat athletes. We typically break our training sessions up into sections or “phases” and we will go into description of each of these phases. The phases are as follows: 1. MOBILITY/MOVEMENT PREP 2. DYNAMIC WARM-UP/FOOTWORK 3. POWER AND PLYO PHASE 4. RESISTANCE TRAINING PHASE (Part 1) 5. RESISTANCE TRAINING PHASE (Part 2) 6. FLEXIBLITY/RECOVERY
Complete all 6 courses and learn... ~ Proper mobility drills ~ Proper dynamic warm-up ~ Proper medicine ball power movements ~ Proper resistance training exercises ~ Proper flexibility movements
Dynamic Warm Up for Combat Athletes Include a dynamic warm-up into your routine to ensure you are properly preparing your body for battle. | Module | ||
Flexibility Movements for Combat Athletes To achieve optimal results, you must integrate flexibility movements into your program. | Module | ||
Explosive Medicine Ball Exercises for Combat Athletes Power is king. Improve your power and dominate your competition with these simple and effective movements. | Module | ||
Mobility Exercises for Combat Athletes Incorporate mobility work into your routine to ensure you are getting the most out of your training. | Module | ||
Resistance Training for Combat Athletes (PART 1) You can’t shoot a cannon out of a canoe. Here’s how to use pushing and pulling exercises to construct a strong foundation for optimal performance. | Module | ||
Resistance Training for Combat Athletes (PART 2) You can’t shoot a cannon out of a canoe. Here’s how to use lower body and core exercises to construct a strong foundation for optimal performance. | Module |