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  • #21
    Originally posted by ChristianBale View Post
    What exercises does it involved, how many reps? Sounds good stuff but I doubt it has the same intensity, or at least I imagine it doesn;t start off with a run at 6 am.
    Well, you basically do a completely different workout each day. Each workout (or "WoD") is designed to attack a different set of muscles/weaknesses than the last. Some of the more popular workouts are named after hurricanes.

    One workout, named "Fran":

    21 Thrusters at 95lbs.
    21 Pull-ups
    15 Thrusters at 95lbs.
    15 Pull-ups
    9 Thrusters at 95lbs.
    9 Pull-ups

    for time (quickly as possible)

    Some workouts are like this:

    "Filthy Fifty"

    50 Box jump, 24 inch box
    50 Jumping pull-ups
    50 Kettlebell swings (35lbs.)
    50 Walking Lunges
    50 Knees to elbows
    50 Push press (45lbs.)
    50 Back extensions
    50 Wall balls (20lbs.)
    50 Burpees
    50 Double unders (jump rope)

    But there is a definite possibility that you will be running at 6am, haha. It's great though.

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    • #22
      Originally posted by F l i c k e r View Post
      muscle on your neck doesn't do anything. agility in your neck is what you need to prevent kayos.

      Not strong neck muscles. Strong neck muscles helps when you clinch and an opponent (ex: mayweather) grabs your neck and holds you down by the back of your neck. Won't fatigue your neck with strong neck muscles.

      Anyways. Who expects Khan to lose this fight anyways? He doesn't even have to train and he'd still win.
      Peterson is better than people are saying.

      Bradley was a friend and sparred amny times with Peterson and knew him.

      As for Ortiz, I believe he won by 1 round, but Peterson came back from KD's to get a draw or close fight at least.

      He can surprise people. He has improved as with Khan.

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      • #23
        Originally posted by SonnyDempsey View Post
        Well, you basically do a completely different workout each day. Each workout (or "WoD") is designed to attack a different set of muscles/weaknesses than the last. Some of the more popular workouts are named after hurricanes.

        One workout, named "Fran":

        21 Thrusters at 95lbs.
        21 Pull-ups
        15 Thrusters at 95lbs.
        15 Pull-ups
        9 Thrusters at 95lbs.
        9 Pull-ups

        for time (quickly as possible)

        Some workouts are like this:

        "Filthy Fifty"

        50 Box jump, 24 inch box
        50 Jumping pull-ups
        50 Kettlebell swings (35lbs.)
        50 Walking Lunges
        50 Knees to elbows
        50 Push press (45lbs.)
        50 Back extensions
        50 Wall balls (20lbs.)
        50 Burpees
        50 Double unders (jump rope)

        But there is a definite possibility that you will be running at 6am, haha. It's great though.
        I don't understand those terms (From UK) but the reps do seem pretty tough.

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