MMA Training – Power and Strength Workout

Increase Strength and Power Workout. This is a great workout to build overall strength and power for both combat fighters, athletes and regular guys and girls looking to get stronger.

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11 Replies to “MMA Training – Power and Strength Workout”

  1. Question for Funk Roberts. Would doing this 3 times a week and then doing the bodyweight workout for mma fighters the one that states "toughest mma bodyweight workout in the world" the other three days be to much volume for the body to recover? Please let me know. Thanks!

  2. I have a question, because I think I'm not able to structure my overall training routine. On monday and tuesday I do Muay Thai, on Wednesday and Thursday I do BJJ and on Friday I do BJJ and Wrestling and I usually do strenght and conditioning on Saturday. I want to work and focus on everything: strength, power, conditioning, muscular endurance, stability, mobility, flexibility. So here is the question: should I do for example power and strength one week and for example conditioning on the next week and so on or I should do it more often, at least twice a week?

  3. Definitely enjoying your workouts man! I lot of your workouts got me a lot stronger, really appreciate that keep up the good work that you do.

  4. I’ve been doing my normal routine and haven’t been sore in months I did your routine I’m sore in places I’ve never been sore before, Something good is definitely being done!

  5. Power is 3 to 5 reps. Strength is 8 to 12. Endurance is 15-20 reps. Not sure where this guy got his strength training information from, but it's definitely wrong.

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