I have been designing a nutrition and strength and conditioning program for 2011. I will periodically post my progress and try to find out what works and what does not.
I do believe in the periodization training principle popularized by Tutor M. Bompa in his book Periodization for Sports. In a nut shell periodization is that in order to receive maxium gains a workout regimen must be have a specific goal in mind: Hypertrophy (increase in lean muscle mass) Strength, Power, Speed, Fat Loss.
I believe that power, Strength and hypertrophy can be attained in the same program.
For the next twelve weeks I will embark on a program that will increase my endurance capacity and increase muscle mass and power and strength. I only recommend gaining muscle mass for the heavier weight divisions, since I have a very large and heavy build I compete in Ultra heavy weight and have the potential to fight any size of monster out their so to gain 10 to 15 pounds of muscle would not hurt ( I have the luxury of not having to worry about making weight). On the same token, I want to get what speed and agility I have, I am faster and more explosive then all of the other guys I have fought so far, I want to keep it that way.
I will update my progress and put up some before pics, midway and after. I plan in hypertrophy all the way to the Pan-Ams, this will give me a good 3 months of weight training.
(Top Photo) Demente success is attributed to a good combination of mat time, gym time and good nutrition. ADCC Champion Jeff "The Snow Man" Monson (Bottom Photo) owes alot of his success to time in the weight room |
If anyone needs advice please let me know, I have access to vast amount of books and articles as well as ten years of weight training experience, I have also taken courses in nutrition in college.
Be Blessed!!!
Monson is beast!!! I am always looking for good workout programs for Jits. Never can find any, as a newbie white belt any advice is welcomed!
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