Experienced with years of training high level athletes, including UFC Featherweight; Arnold Allen, strength and conditioning coach & BJJ brown belt; William Wayland, has put together a introductory guide to the best weighted exercises that you can perform which directly translate over to increased strength and endurance for BJJ.
Gaining inspiration from strength trainer Dan John, William has classified the 3 main goals of strength training for BJJ as Anaconda Strength (maximum strength), Armour Building (hypertrophy) and Mongoose Persistence (strength endurance). In this instructional William walks us through each of the 5 main loadable movement patterns: (Squat, Hinge, Push, Pull, Brace) and demonstrates exercises for each movement pattern that will directly benefit the main strength goals, leading to better strength and stamina on the mats.
In addition to the video instructional, every purchase comes with a free eBook which goes into greater detail regarding the methodology behind the training, sample training regimes and advice on how to construct a workout plan to make the most out of the exercises demonstrated in the instructional.
Please note that a direct link to download the eBook will be contained in the purchase confirmation email that you’ll receive.
darce.choke (verified owner) –
Having in the past been programmed by William ,I found this an exceptional reference of his methods and processes .All the best exercises in his opinion for grapplers with adaptations for those with Injuries .Everything is clear to understand and easily applicable into your own training,backed by a exceptional e book on further information.I hope this is the first of more releases by him and the team
Geoffrey Chiu (verified owner) –
This guide is the antidote to overcomplicated exercises in the modern landscape of combat sports strength training. Coach Wayland offers clear and detailed instructions for the foundational lifts that all grapplers should be performing. Well shot, laid-back yet informative and engaging; this is all I could ask for in a tutorial series. Definitely recommended for grappling athletes trying to build stronger, more robust bodies for training and competition.