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Barbell Complexes/Matrices 10 August 2010 20:53 (permalink)
As per title, anyone have any reccomendations for 'conditioning' barbell complexes?

I have done several iterations of the Randy Couture MMA matrix - http://buildingbodies.ca/randy-couture-workout-for-mma-conditioning/

And I'm aware of (but never tried) the Cosgrove Evil 8

If you've never tried one of these, give it a go, it's very hard work if you get the right weight selected...
 
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    Re:Barbell Complexes/Matrices 10 August 2010 21:07 (permalink)
    Cosgrove's Evil 8 is great.

    I've also found Tabata barbell complexes to be great for getting the heart rate up. Such as: http://www.t-nation.com/f...outs_for_fast_fat_loss
    "Be adequate"

     
     
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      Re:Barbell Complexes/Matrices 18 August 2010 20:34 (permalink)
      Cheers CK will have a read.

      Anyone else have any suggestions?
       
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        Re:Barbell Complexes/Matrices 19 August 2010 12:49 (permalink)
        Start very, very light.  They will kick your arse first time you try them.
          




         
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          Re:Barbell Complexes/Matrices 19 August 2010 13:29 (permalink)
          ^Yeah it's true. First time I did Evil 8 I did with 30kg and found it was pretty easy, so next time I did it I tried it with 40kg and I couldn't even get past the 2nd round!
          "Be adequate"

           
           
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            Re:Barbell Complexes/Matrices 19 August 2010 20:58 (permalink)
            Wheels


            Start very, very light.  They will kick your arse first time you try them.


            Amen to that ;)

            I started doing the Couture MMA one with just the bar, amazing how hard it is by then of the fifth set....

            Going to have to give the Evil 8 a crack soon.
             
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              Re:Barbell Complexes/Matrices 19 August 2010 21:26 (permalink)
              Those look pretty good - bookmarked for future reference, thanks guys.
               
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                Re:Barbell Complexes/Matrices 19 August 2010 22:17 (permalink)
                Thanks for the link, I'm well into complexes atm and do the following twice per week.

                Barbell Complex - Deadlift, Bent Row, Hang Clean, Push Press, Back Squat - 4 sets of 10, 90 seconds rest between sets.

                Dumbell Complex - Front Squat, DB Swing, Curl to Press, Jump squats - 4 sets of 10, 90 seconds rest between sets.

                I tried to add a third type of complex but was so exhausted I couldnt even do it.
                 
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                  Re:Barbell Complexes/Matrices 19 August 2010 22:19 (permalink)
                  Another one to try - BeZercher Complex  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyWftIRTcV4

                   
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                    Re:Barbell Complexes/Matrices 19 August 2010 22:54 (permalink)
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                    As per title, anyone have any reccomendations for 'conditioning' barbell complexes?

                    I have done several iterations of the Randy Couture MMA matrix - http://buildingbodies.ca/randy-couture-workout-for-mma-conditioning/

                    And I'm aware of (but never tried) the Cosgrove Evil 8

                    If you've never tried one of these, give it a go, it's very hard work if you get the right weight selected...

                     
                    like the look of the cosgrove evil m8 give that a go hate pounding that treadmill
                    hard work~results
                     
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