We’re pleased to announce that Olympic lifting is back on the curriculum. If you’re not familiar with the Olympic lifts, [...]
strength and conditioning
Chin-up regression
There’s sort of an unofficial list of awesome exercises that everyone likes to toss around. While other team members, such [...]
Static Stretching: it doesn’t always suck
Some of the most enduring questions in strength and conditioning have to do with stretching. It’s not just a question [...]
Five Competition Day Mistakes
I originally wrote this article for Brazilian jiu jitsu competitors but most of the lessons will apply to any athlete. [...]
Chin Up, Old Chap
The chin-up deserves your respect. The ability to pull yourself up from a full hang is not just for superheroes [...]
Workout Structure for Fighters: An End to Traditional Training
If you compete as a combat athlete (or coach them), you know that endurance is important. But what is endurance? [...]
Working Around Injuries (not against them)
I ran a small workshop for the Women’s Grappling Camp this morning. Although the topic was on dynamic warm-ups for [...]
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