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  • RJJ's training complete regime and diet as of 1999!!

    (Monday to Friday)

    WEEK 1
    5AM- ROADWORK
    7AM- LEG WORKOUT
    8AM- BREAKFAST
    10AM- BOXING WORKOUT
    12PM- Chest/Tri's (Mon, Wed, Fri) or Back/Bi's (Tue, Thur)
    1PM- LUNCH
    3PM- BASKETBALL
    5PM- SHOULDER WORKOUT
    6PM- DINNER

    WEEK 2
    5AM- BASKETBALL
    7AM- SHOULDER WORKOUT
    8AM- BREAKFAST
    10AM- ROADWORK
    12PM- LEG WORKOUT
    1PM- LUNCH
    3PM- BOXING WORKOUT
    5PM- Chest/Tri's (Mon, Wed, Fri) or Back/Bi's (Tue, Thur)
    6PM- DINNER

    WEEK 3
    5AM- BOXING WORKOUT
    7AM- Chest/Tri's (Mon, Wed, Fri) or Back/Bi's (Tue, Thur)
    8AM- BREAKFAST
    10AM- BASKETBALL
    12PM- SHOULDER WORKOUT
    1PM- LUNCH
    3PM- ROADWORK
    5PM- LEG WORKOUT
    6PM- DINNER

    WEEK 4- (same as Week 1)

    WEEK 5- (same as Week 2)

    WEEK 6- (same as Week 3)

    WEEK 7- (same as Week 1)

    WEEK 8- (same as Week 2)

    WEEK 9- (same as Week 3)

    WEEK 10- (same as Week 1)


    BREAKFAST-
    fruit

    LUNCH-
    pasta and seafood

    DINNER-
    chicken and vegetables with beef or potatoes

    ROADWORK-
    5 mile route

    BOXING WORKOUT-
    after several rounds warming up he did 12 rounds of boxing (pads/sparring/bags) using 4-min rounds all the time, followed by 16 mins of speedball, 16 mins of floor-to-ceiling ball, 16 mins of jump-rope and then 1200 reps on the abs using ab machines, medicine balls and swiss balls

    LEG WORKOUT-
    leg extension- 4x20
    squats- 4x10
    leg extension- 4x15-20

    SHOULDER WORKOUT-
    standing or seated barbell or dumbell presses- 2x15-20
    upright rows- 4x15-20
    lateral raises from all angles- 6x15-20

    Chest/Triceps-
    bench press- after several sets warming up he did 1x1-5 then 1x20-30
    incline dumbell presses- 2x15-20
    cable crossovers- 4x15-20
    tricep pushdowns- 2x15-20
    one-arm dumbell extensions- 2x15-20

    Back/Biceps-
    low pulley rows- 3x15-20
    standing ez-bar curls- 4x15-20
    alternate dumbell curls- 2x15-20
    one arm concentation curls- 2x15-20
    chin-ups- one set to failure


    Roy also drunk protein shakes and took nutrition pills like vitamins, also drunk five litres of water a day.
    Last edited by TheMiamiVice; 01-19-2006, 05:53 PM.

  • #2
    When he wasn't in a 10-week training regime for a fight he just did swimming and yoga to stay in shape as well as basketball, and did a bulking routine with weights (much lower reps) and ate what he wanted.

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    • #3
      what about the injections to the ass cheek? i dont see that listed

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      • #4
        Who was it that tried to say RJJ never touched a weight??

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        • #5
          Yeah who did say that he didn't do weights? Plus, in the pre-footage of the RJJ v TARVER 3 it shows him doing weights haha.. on the pull downs.

          I want to see RJJ fight just one or two more times then retire. Good man.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by iwagh911
            Yeah who did say that he didn't do weights? Plus, in the pre-footage of the RJJ v TARVER 3 it shows him doing weights haha.. on the pull downs.

            I want to see RJJ fight just one or two more times then retire. Good man.

            That rumor was before he ever turned heavyweight, after that it's a fact that he used weights

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            • #7
              Yeah anyway that myth is officially debunked if this training program from 1999 is accurate at all.

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              • #8
                No wonder he turned to ****, with an IDIOT program like that. What the hell was he training like a bodybuilder for?? I'm all for weight training, but that **** is just pathetic. In fact, I doubt it's authentic at all...

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by TheMiamiVice
                  (after several rounds warming up) 12 rounds of pads/sparring/bags.
                  He did 12 rounds of boxing, alternating pads or sparring or bags (not 12 rounds of each),, Ill edit

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by PunchDrunk
                    No wonder he turned to ****, with an IDIOT program like that. What the hell was he training like a bodybuilder for?? I'm all for weight training, but that **** is just pathetic. In fact, I doubt it's authentic at all...
                    he's not training like a bodybuilder he's training like bruce lee

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