Low-Level Plyo
Low-level plyometric movement performed on two feet before the ballistic med-ball work. No set or rep details are provided.
Key points
- Keep the plyometric work on two feet.
- Use this as a low-level warm-up/activation drill.
Strength Training Full Body MMA for Strength & Endurance is a curated workout routine with 8 ordered actions and 8 timestamped video clips. Start with Low-Level Plyo and Med Ball Slam. Review the available targets, sets, coaching cues and rest for each action. Selected clips total 7 min 41 sec; rest is listed per action.
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Low-level plyometric movement performed on two feet before the ballistic med-ball work. No set or rep details are provided.
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Explosive medicine-ball ballistic used to open up the back before moving into the compound EDT work. Ball weight was not specified.
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Escalating density training block pairing box squats with Pendlay rows. Performed at about 60% of 1RM, alternating movements in 5-minute sets while keeping every rep explosive and technically sound.
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Common mistakes
Letting technique or explosiveness drop as fatigue builds.
Accessory stability exercise described as a bottoms-up or inverted kettlebell press. It targets wrist and shoulder stability for pressing.
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Accessory knee-extension work to strengthen the VMO and teach full leg lockout. Described as especially useful for fighters who tend to keep their knees soft.
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Common mistakes
Keeping the knees soft and not locking out the legs.
Coach outlines six total push sets: four with the working load, then a load drop for two more, and coaches a timed final push effort.
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Common mistakes
Slowing down on the third rep of the fourth set.
Escalating density circuit: 3-rep efforts in 5-minute rounds, 3 rounds total, with accessory exercises between rounds for shoulder stability and knee health.
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Finisher of explosive, lactic-drain bike intervals aimed at producing a large amount of output over a sustained time.
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