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Bodyweight strength is a great measure of strength for athletes, as many athletes aren't all that "big" - especially in terms of the muscle and iron game. Bodyweight challenges are cool because it's a relative measure of somebody's pound for pound strength.
This is from Martin Rooney from www.trainingforwarriors.com - he is Frankie Edgar's strength coach and a well respected guy in the MMA and training world.
The challenge here is to bench your bodyweight for as many reps as you can in 1 set (rest pause don't count here sorry DCers) and immediately follow it up with as many chinups you can without rest.
Frankie Edgar got 55.
My brother and Xconditioning Athlete Jeremy Cook threw down a 62 last week - he weighed 155lbs
If you wanna give this a go let's post the vids in this thread.
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This is from Martin Rooney from www.trainingforwarriors.com - he is Frankie Edgar's strength coach and a well respected guy in the MMA and training world.
The challenge here is to bench your bodyweight for as many reps as you can in 1 set (rest pause don't count here sorry DCers) and immediately follow it up with as many chinups you can without rest.
Frankie Edgar got 55.
My brother and Xconditioning Athlete Jeremy Cook threw down a 62 last week - he weighed 155lbs
If you wanna give this a go let's post the vids in this thread.
[YOUTUBE]_EXtbVSusjw[/YOUTUBE]
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