Free Report · Corporate Combat League
The
Fighter's
Body
8 exercises that build a fighter's body. And the 3 reasons why everything you're currently doing in the gym is building the wrong one.
What's inside
- The 8 movements that develop real fighting power
- Why bodybuilding is training the wrong body for the wrong purpose
- The Supercharge Method used in serious fight camps
- 5 things I wish someone told me before fight one
- Why there are no rep schemes — and why that's the point
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The strongest man in the gym is usually the
first one to gas out in round two.
01
It trains you to move slowly
Controlled tempo. Time under tension. The gym teaches your nervous system to be slow. A punch lasts a fraction of a second. Your training has been producing the exact opposite output.
02
It isolates what fighting integrates
Bicep curls. Leg press. Pec deck. Single muscles in single planes. A cross is a hip rotation, a torso rotation, a shoulder protraction and a foot pivot, all chained together. No isolation exercise trains that chain.
03
It builds a body with no engine
You get sixty seconds between rounds. Then you perform again at full output. Bodybuilding never tests that. It builds a body that looks prepared. The ring finds out if it actually is.
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Twenty minutes. Everything I learned across 165 fights about how to build a body that performs under real pressure. Free.
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