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In an attempt to optimize my own workout schedule, I thought it would be best to take a look at other martial artists weekly routines, and change mine accordingly. Include everything from body exercises, weight training, and of course MA training. Also include your height/weight, and if you have a specific diet post that too. I'll start things off

 

6'0, 177lbs

 

Monday - Karate

 

Tuesday – Shoulders/Biceps/Chest

 

Wednesday – Karate

 

Thursday – Chest/Triceps/Back

 

Friday - Off

 

Saturday – Karate

 

Sunday – Biceps/Triceps/Legs

 

Diet: consume lot's of protein and fruit. Creatine before and after every workout.

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i dont really have a set workout plan. i hit my muscles once theyre recovered and ready again.

"If an injury has to be done to a man it should be so severe that his vengeance need not be feared."

-Machiavelli

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5'8, 175 lbs

 

Monday - Running/Biceps/Triceps/Belly/Chest/Undearms/Shoulders

 

Tuesday - Rest

 

Wednesday - Running/Biceps/Triceps/Belly/Chest/Undearms/Shoulders

 

Thursday - Rest

 

Friday - Running/Biceps/Triceps/Belly/Chest/Undearms/Shoulders

 

Saturday - Rest

 

Sunday - Rest

 

I take Cal and Multi-Vittamins pills

Everyday is a fight

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Mon Full body workout + 15-30 mins cardio and a 5 minuet steam

 

tuesday 1/12-2 hours ju jitsu

 

wensday same as monday

 

thursday rest

 

friday same as tuesday

 

saturday same as friday

 

sunday rest

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Looking at the wokout weeks posted, just wondering why fighters, train weight programs like bodybuilders, ie splilt routines, individual body part workouts !

 

Are you training to look better, or perform better as a martial artist?

 

In all your martial art work be it stand up or grappling, the body works as a complete unit, so why train it legs one day chest, back and shoulders the next ect.

 

I understand why a body builder would do this for better muscle recovery and growth, but a fighter ?

 

Full body workouts mixing anerobic & aerobic functions, has to be the way to go for martial artists.

ROBO

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Monday HST Training (look it up) its basically a strngth training routine with free weights...

 

Stretching on stretch machine for 30 mins

 

15 min of bag work

 

Tuesday Teakwondo (it is really more mixed martial arts we do karate too but we are a "TKD" school that does 50 hands 50 feet, weapons, joint locks, throws, joint manipulation, ground work)

 

Stretch on machine for 30 mins

 

Wed is same as Monday

 

Thursday same as Tuesday

 

Friday kickboxing (not moiy thai)

 

Saturday same as Monday.

 

Sunday rest.....

 

I eat 5-7 clean meals a day, liquid multi vitamin/mineral, calcium, and about 100 grams of protien shakes, plus grape seed oil for good fats. (i used to be more into weight lifiting than MA)

 

That is all I do.

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Looking at the wokout weeks posted, just wondering why fighters, train weight programs like bodybuilders, ie splilt routines, individual body part workouts !

 

Are you training to look better, or perform better as a martial artist?

 

In all your martial art work be it stand up or grappling, the body works as a complete unit, so why train it legs one day chest, back and shoulders the next ect.

 

I understand why a body builder would do this for better muscle recovery and growth, but a fighter ?

 

Full body workouts mixing anerobic & aerobic functions, has to be the way to go for martial artists.

I do this to ym best ability tring to do it back to back to back 1 to 1/2 hrs a day in the morning and night unless school then 2hrs a night. i wiegh 135 and im 5'5"

 

I'm working on cutting back to my origional diet this ones not to good.

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Currently my schedule for working out is

 

Monday - Chest, Shoulders, Legs

 

Wednesday - Back (Yes, back gets its own day.)

 

Friday - Biceps, triceps, forearms.

 

This is only because of recent availability changes - Friday I only have access to my own personal equipment (I don't have a bench press or a lat tower, or a leg press) so I do arms with dumbells. Monday I do chest and shoulders because I believe there is a strong connection between the two and they should be trained together. Wednesday I do back - why? I love back. It deserves it's own day. Of course, abs everyday, and always doing something with a light dumbell when I'm extremely bored (Or on these forums).

 

Also, lots of cardio. Lots. Bike and running.

 

As far as diet - Clean food, plenty of water and protein.

 

Yes, my workout is a split - I think it works better this way.

The game of chess is much like a swordfight; you must think before you move.

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I train nearly everyday in the forest and i also find it most effective when training in a waist deep stream in the forest near my house. It helps speed and also mental strength.

The cool summer breeze passes me by.

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