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Combat Sports Training Intro Ebook
Here's a copy of my introductory ebook to combat sports in this you will gain insight into.. - Basic Concepts of CS Performance - Origins of Martial Arts - Physics in Sport - Foundational Patterns If you're looking to go deeper with these concepts transfer over to the premium tier.
Combat Sports Training Intro Ebook
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@Seth Morris I truly appreciate that.
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Hypoxic Training For High Altitude Competitions
PROTOCOL 1: Alactic Hypoxic Power Intervals Purpose: Maintain power output under oxygen debt (round-opening exchanges, scrambles) Structure - 6–10 rounds - 10–15 sec all-out effort (sled push, bike sprint, med ball slam, pad flurry) - Immediately post-effort:β†’ Max breath hold after exhale (passive) - Recovery: Walk + nasal breathing until breathing normalizes (~60–90 sec) Coaching cues - Relax the face and jaw - No panicβ€”calm through discomfort - Quality > volume Progression - Add rounds before adding intensity - Cap breath holds at ~45–60 sec (no forcing) PROTOCOL 2: Glycolytic Fight-Round Hypoxia Purpose: Tolerate acid + COβ‚‚ at altitude (mid-round fatigue) Structure - 3–5 Γ— 3–5 min rounds - Continuous work (pads, bag, grappling circuits) - Every 30–45 sec:β†’ 5–10 sec breath hold on exhale, then resume work Between rounds - Nasal breathing only - Hands overhead or walking slowly Progression - Shorten rest before rounds - Increase breath-hold frequency slightly PROTOCOL 3: Post-Round COβ‚‚ Tolerance Reset Purpose: Faster recovery between rounds at altitude Immediately after a hard round - 3–5 cycles: 4 sec nasal inhale 6–8 sec slow nasal exhale 10–15 sec breath hold on exhale This teaches control when oxygen is limited and heart rate is high. PROTOCOL 4: CNS + Parasympathetic Anchor (Low Stress Days) Purpose: Improve hypoxic tolerance without beating them up Supine or seated - 5–8 rounds: 4 sec nasal inhale 8 sec nasal exhale Max comfortable breath hold (post-exhale) Stop if dizziness or panic appears. WEEKLY IMPLEMENTATION (Fight Camp) - 2x/week: Protocol 1 or 2 (high intensity days) - 2–3x/week: Protocol 4 (warm-up or cooldown) - Always: Nasal breathing emphasis between rounds KEY SAFETY RULES (IMPORTANT) - No breath holds during explosive movement - All holds after exhale - Stop if: Dizziness Tunnel vision Loss of motor controL
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@Michael Lewis I wish you every success. You have a great team, and hopefully we’ll see you reaching the highest levels.
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athlete certified personal fitness trainer certified functional training certified NASAM (ptc) fghiter/combat sambo/bjj/boxing/mma. nutrition

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