Try This MMA Lactic Power Workout

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  • @FitFighter15
    @FitFighter15 5 років тому +33

    The best thing is , first you describe the scientific reason then you yourself show the demo.. a Unique style of coaching.. always the DARU way... A Great Coach... Pls release the MMA program design video soon

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому +2

      Amit Bhardwaj thanks my man appreciate it. I’ll do a form of it just would take a long video probably would be a series

    • @FitFighter15
      @FitFighter15 5 років тому

      @@PhilDaruStrong ok, thanks coach... Just waiting for same

    • @david7101
      @david7101 2 роки тому

      @@PhilDaruStrong awesome stuff thanks! if it starts to get easier should I add more rounds or no?

  • @kingslavd661
    @kingslavd661 5 років тому +7

    Great. Maybe a video on all of the methods that you use and explain their purpose and when to implement them like you did at the end of this video.

  • @AnkushSharma-zv5hv
    @AnkushSharma-zv5hv 5 років тому +5

    this probably the only great mma workout channel

  • @johnleka5347
    @johnleka5347 5 років тому +3

    Dear Mr. Daru your coaching style is something that very few trainers have and this videos of your training exercises and methods are just brilliant, smart and simply awesome. I Wish to know more of this training techniques. Greetings from Italy 👏🏻👏🏻

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому

      John Leka thank you for that it’s much appreciated!

  • @jblazenum247
    @jblazenum247 5 років тому +2

    First video I've seen where it's focusing on pushing that lactate acid threshold further out while producing ATP, awesome video, thank you!

  • @mhamadlon64
    @mhamadlon64 3 роки тому

    i swearrrr you're the best coach everrr godd bless youuu and we can't thank you enough

  • @TrainandGain
    @TrainandGain Рік тому +1

    Thank you for this video

  • @raywade5845
    @raywade5845 5 років тому +1

    Another excellent and useful video; looking forward to implementing.

  • @MaximusWolfe
    @MaximusWolfe 5 років тому +1

    Thanks !

  • @mattwalker2477
    @mattwalker2477 5 років тому +3

    Hey coach what's your philosophy in running for fighters? Do you make them do in marathon type workouts or explosive intervals and sprints?

  • @channel-nv9xc
    @channel-nv9xc 10 місяців тому

    It seems to me that the biggest difference between a lactic power workout and an alactic workout is the ratio. If it's something like 30 seconds on/60 seconds off for multiple rounds it's probably lactic. And if it's more like 5-10 seconds on and 45 seconds off for more rounds, it's probably alactic. Does that sound accurate?

  • @curlsintheclinic
    @curlsintheclinic 5 років тому

    Reppin OTA, this man knows what’s up

  • @MegaTeeruk
    @MegaTeeruk 5 років тому +3

    There are times when I train in my home gym which is upstairs making ball slams a problem. Could I utilize the SkierG in 30 second burst in its place?

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому

      Brandon May yes that will work just make sure resistance is low enough to be able to produce higher velocities

  • @xandercage741
    @xandercage741 5 років тому +1

    Hey Coach, is there any full energy systems training program coming out soon? I would really appreciate a training program that looks like FIGHT READY but specifically for energy systems training throughout a fight camp.

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому +1

      xandercage741 that’s actually a great idea I’ll see what I can do for that

    • @david7101
      @david7101 2 роки тому

      I’d be keen for that

  • @danielpark5143
    @danielpark5143 5 років тому +1

    Would doing 30 to 40 burpees straight (usually takes around 1:30 to 1:50) be working the anaerobic or lactic acid system? If anaerobic system is used for short intense bouts of power lasting under 10 seconds, is it possible to work the anaerobic system without weights (besides sprints)??

  • @db-iu7qk
    @db-iu7qk 5 років тому +4

    Another wicked video coach. Any recommendations for resources to learn more about training the different energy systems? thanks

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому +3

      d b yes you can checkout Joel Jamison’s Ultimate MMA Conditioning

  • @kurohigeteach6059
    @kurohigeteach6059 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for the great content, coach! What different exercises can I implement if I have no equipment available?

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому +1

      Kurohige Teach squat jumps ploy pushups, I’ll be coming out with a body MMA circuit soon as well! Thanks 👊🏼

  • @romansoran663
    @romansoran663 5 років тому +1

    Love your video's

    • @teed1
      @teed1 4 роки тому

      Kurdo

  • @globaldesignsusa7538
    @globaldesignsusa7538 5 років тому

    GREAT VIDEO

  • @mincehogan9508
    @mincehogan9508 5 років тому +2

    impressive most impressive........

  • @iameladlevi
    @iameladlevi 3 роки тому

    Great Content!
    What do you recommend doing in the last 2 week heading a fight?
    Also, would you be doing the same protocol for BJJ competition?
    Thanks!
    E.

  • @ElxSusanoo
    @ElxSusanoo 5 років тому +1

    Hello Coach, great video. I have a question, in combats sports like MMA or Judo, Wrestling ect .. what is the most important between the lactic power or capacity ? Can it be work in same session with alactic power/capacity ? Thanks for your amazing work (you are viewed even in France)

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому

      Hyperion love it out there did a seminar last November in Paris... as far as that goes both are needed lactic power + capacity. The issue is you do not want to train multiple energy systems at the same time due to the fact that the bodies physiology will not know what to fully adapt to. It becomes chaotic and will negatively effect the adaptions that can be accomplished. Think of it as training for one particular method each session instead of always trying to do MMA sparring all at once you must perfect the individual aerobic demands before you can have the ability to put it all together inside of competition.

    • @ElxSusanoo
      @ElxSusanoo 5 років тому +1

      @@PhilDaruStrong Yea i know it, im unfortunately far from Paris. if I understood my lessons in STAPS and your explanations, the aerobic system is the "support" of the others systems ? Btw thanks a lot for your answer, it's great for a sport student like me to exchange with the best personal trainer

  • @EireSaber
    @EireSaber 5 років тому +1

    Brilliant man defenitely going to add this to my overall training, i know you said do this 12 weeks out from a fight but im just under 5 weeks out should i still add it in?

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому

      james i you could just manage your fatigue make sure to place it outside of any hard sparring days

    • @EireSaber
      @EireSaber 5 років тому

      Perfect will do bud!

  • @MrJboog85
    @MrJboog85 4 роки тому +1

    Old post great video. Question... shouldn’t the swings be about 10-15 reps since you shouldn’t actually hit the lactic portion ? 30 seconds and you’re pretty much in lactic zone from reading other articles. Also going straight into the Ned ball slams wouldn’t that just carry over the heart rate? I thought there would be a rest in between movements. Like in pavels Q&D there’s a break in between the swings and push ups. Hope this gets to tou

    • @thanassiskostopoulos7482
      @thanassiskostopoulos7482 4 роки тому

      Hi coach
      Firstly excellent stuff always
      I have got the same question.iam reading the periodization training for sports from Tudor. Bompa and Carlo A .Buzzichelli and they said that in order to produce lactic power long or short term you have to do at least work/rest 1/4 otherwise you are leading to aerobic paths because the removal of lactic acid is incomplete and as result the acidosis is severe
      Thanks in advance 👍

    • @davidfernandez8515
      @davidfernandez8515 4 роки тому +2

      To answer both of you this session ain't a-lactic training it's lactic training so you purposely want to work in a lactic zone. The reason that rests are shorter it's because you don't want to allow your body to fully restore since the exercises are done in a submaximal intensity and you actually want lactic build up, that's the goal of these particular energy system training. If you check other Phil's videos you can even see that he uses low squat or med ball squeezes as an active rest to enfatize acidosis in some specific muscles. I think both of you are misunderstanding a-lactic with lactic training. Hope that helps💪

  • @powerofthemind9868
    @powerofthemind9868 5 років тому +1

    Hey coach what conditoning exercises would you recommend for punching volume in boxing? I get tired after 3 rounds of throwing 10-20 punches in sparring which is a very low punch output.

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому +3

      Power of The Mind yea this is a common question I can actually do a full video on this but for now look to work on battleropes for time with light intensity even bag work with 1,2’s for time you wanna do at least 2-4 minutes steady and 2 minutes active recovery for 2-3 rounds. You can also work on repeated punch ability with fast explosive punches for 10 seconds rest for 50 seconds then repeat for 8-10 rounds I would do this 2-3 times per week each method

  • @kingsimmons8071
    @kingsimmons8071 5 років тому +1

    What are exercises to do to avoid “glasschin”

    • @xz5567
      @xz5567 3 роки тому +1

      All the iron chins have great cardio, nate diaz and tony ferguson are cardio monsters

  • @ThaJeroenz
    @ThaJeroenz 3 роки тому

    Can you do this 1-2 hours before weight lifting or immediately after the weightlifting or how and when would you implement this? Thanks!

  • @MGV23
    @MGV23 5 років тому

    Are this three exercises enough? Or should i use a couple more?. I mean, if i do this in the morning and i train six hours later muay thai, is it working?. Thanks again.

  • @larryh517
    @larryh517 5 років тому +1

    Is there a rest period After the 1st 3 rounds thank you ✌👊

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому +2

      Larry Victhor yes read the description 1 min rest after each exercise

    • @larryh517
      @larryh517 5 років тому

      @@PhilDaruStrong Awesome thank you!

  • @bigreg47
    @bigreg47 5 років тому

    Hey phil u have anything on breathing for bjj or just in general.

  • @cristobalpalmero3299
    @cristobalpalmero3299 2 роки тому

    So, that's 90s work 60s rest?

  • @jonathantorhjelm1902
    @jonathantorhjelm1902 5 років тому

    How would you use creatine for a workout like this? Would it call for more sets? Is it better to just take it after? Also what other kinds of exercises could I use?

    • @jonathantorhjelm1902
      @jonathantorhjelm1902 5 років тому

      I watched an older vidro so I have a sense of some other exercises I can use thsnks fir the video, I look forward to an answer about creatine with this type of training

  • @andresmaldonado7356
    @andresmaldonado7356 5 років тому

    Phil do you take different courses from NASM or ACE to learn some of these sport specific techniques ?

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому +1

      Andres Maldonado my certs include CSCS, CFSC, FRC, FMS, NSCA-KMS

  • @ItsDave76
    @ItsDave76 5 років тому

    I do 3 days of heavy compound workouts per week. Would adding this into the mix negatively affect recovery?

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому +1

      David Carrillo if you use it concurrently at the right times then no

    • @mnavo86
      @mnavo86 5 років тому

      Make sure you’re doing recovery: foam rolling, stretching, walking, meditation...

  • @joebuczkowski8605
    @joebuczkowski8605 5 років тому

    I want to train at ATT for a fight in the UFC. Can you help.

  • @besogon
    @besogon 5 років тому

    How heavy are the kettlebell and the slam ball in this video?

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому

      Steve Fayzulayev said it in the video I believe but med ball 8-10lb for males 6-8 for females and 60-70lb kB for males 30-55lb kB for females

  • @dvfb76
    @dvfb76 5 років тому

    Any substitutes for med ball slams?

  • @backtobasics8046
    @backtobasics8046 5 років тому +1

    What were the sets and reps or time schemes?

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому

      Back to basics I’m sure I went over it but it’s 2 exercises 30 seconds each 1 minute recovery 4-6 rounds 2-3 times per week

    • @backtobasics8046
      @backtobasics8046 5 років тому +1

      @@PhilDaruStrong thank you could you possibly do a basic video on what concurrent training is for mma

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому

      Back to basics coming soon thanks for the support

  • @omp365
    @omp365 5 років тому +3

    do a dna test, i think you might be a bit viking.

  • @claystarr2735
    @claystarr2735 4 роки тому +1

    Hey coach! Can I implement this training with weight lifting or should I keep lifting days separate from this type of training??

  • @MrManda007
    @MrManda007 5 років тому

    What to use instead med ball slam (burpees? )

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому

      Drazen Mandic explosive pull-ups or rows

  • @frogzilla9874
    @frogzilla9874 5 років тому

    I dont agree with kettlebell snatches. I believe thats how cain hurt his shoulder

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому

      frog zilla987 that’s not a KB snatch

    • @frogzilla9874
      @frogzilla9874 5 років тому

      @@PhilDaruStrong snatches or swings done in arch like that have tje same effect. Olympic derivatives are done with barbells in a straight line.

    • @PhilDaruStrong
      @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому +2

      frog zilla987 you confusing two different movement patterns this is a hip hinge, not triple extension, there is no involvement of a pull as far as “Olympic lifts” that has no relevance to this particular protocol. If you want to hurt your athletes then you give them exercises that they do not have the prerequisites to do. There are no bad exercises just poorly prescribed exercises

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    @PhilDaruStrong  5 років тому

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    @lancelove9700 5 років тому

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