Aplin's ridiculous training!

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    Work Capacity 101
    The Routine

    The following routine consists of four movements. Each movement will be performed non-stop, with no rest between exercises. You will continue this workout for 20-minutes. Your goal is to perform the circuit 10 times in 20-minutes. You will begin a new circuit on every 2nd minute (ex. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, and 18 minutes). The circuit will average approximately 75 seconds (+/- 10 to 15 seconds). This will allow approximately 45 seconds of rest before starting the next cycle.

    For example:

    • Start the routine at time 0:00
    • Circuit lasts 75 seconds (ending at 1:15)
    • Rest 45 seconds (until 2:00)
    • Begin second pass through circuit at 2:00
    This will continue for 20-minutes, or until you have completed 10 circuits. The circuit may not feel too difficult after the first few cycles, but becomes more and more challenging as you approach the 20-minute mark.

    The Exercises


    1. Pull-ups x 5
    2. Medicine Ball Slams x 10
    3. Burpees x 15
    4. Jumping Jacks x 20
    Perform each movement as fast as possible. Move from one exercise to the next without stopping.

    Tuesday


    Work Capacity 101

    50 pull ups, 100 medicine ball slams, 150 burpees, 200 jumping jacks


    3.5 minutes tyre jumping & 3.5 minutes of skipping

    10x30 seconds footwork drills

    lateral hops, verticle hops, figure 8's, switches


    4 x 2 minutes shadow boxing

    5ib weights, 3ib weights, no weights, 3ib weights


    5 x 2 minutes of hard K-1 pads

    150 Crunches & 1 Minute Plank

    Jack Knifes, High Crunches, Low Crunches
     
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    Wednesday

    Strength Work


    1 x 5 45KG bench
    1 x 5 55kg bench
    1 x 5 60kg bench
    1 x 4 60kg bench
    1 x 3 60kg bench
    1 x 3 60kg bench

    Explosive Work


    2 Dumbbell Split Snatch 5 x 3 reps (15KG + Bar)

    2 Dumbbell Push Press 5 x 3 reps (12.5KG + Bar)

    Complex Pair 4 sets :
    One Arm Bench Press x 5 reps each arm (15KG)
    Depth Push Up x 8 (0.5 Metre)


    Complex Pair 4 sets :
    Wall Squat x 60 seconds
    Jumping Squats x 10

    Dumbell Swings - 3 x 15 reps each arm (15kg)
     
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    Bench Press

    You need a strong base to press the weight from. Tighten your upper-back. Grip the bar hard: try to break it apart like breaking spaghetti.
    • Grip Width. Too narrow & you’ll lose strength. Too wide & the distance the bar travels shortens. Grip width should be about 55-71cm/22-28″ depending on your build. Forearms perpendicular to the floor when the bar touches your chest.
    • Gripping the Bar. Secure the bar with your thumbs by rotating your hands in. Put the bar in the palm of your hand, close to your wrist. If you put the bar close to your fingers, you’ll get wrist pain.
    • Tight Upper-back. Squeeze your shoulder-blades before getting on the bench. Keep your shoulder-blades back & down at all times like on the picture below. This gives your body a solid base to press the bar from.
    • Chest Up. Don’t allow your chest to go flat or shoulders to roll forward. You’ll lose upper-back tightness, losing power & increasing risk of shoulder injury. Keep your chest up at all time.
    • Feet. Use a wide foot stance to increase stability on the bench. Feet flat on the floor, weight on the heels, lower leg perpendicular to the floor. This prevents extreme arching of your lower back.
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    Tight upper-back, squeezing the shoulder-blades. Image credit: dehwang.
    The Bench Press. Remember to keep the tight position during the Bench Press from start to finish. Squeeze the bar, keep your upper-back tight & your chest up. Unrack the weight with straight arms. Bench.

    • Bar to Chest. Touch your chest where your forearms are perpendicular to the floor when looking from the side.
    • Press in a Straight Line. Don’t look at the bar. Fix a point at the ceiling. Press the bar in a straight line above your chest, not towards your face. Keep the bar above your elbows during the whole lift.

    Common Errors
    . The following Bench Press errors are either inefficient or potentially dangerous. Avoid them at all costs.

    • Unracking with Bent Arms. Don’t risk the bar falling on your face. Your arms are strongest when your elbows are locked. Unrack & bring the bar above your chest with locked elbows.
    • Pressing to Your Face. The shortest distance between 2 points is a straight line. Press in a straight line. Fix a point at the ceiling where you want the bar to go. Don’t look at the bar.
    • Bending Your Wrists. This will get you wrist pain. Put the bar in the palm of your hand. Close to your wrists, not close to your fingers. Squeeze the bar so it doesn’t move.
    • Elbows. Too high is bad for your shoulders. Too low is inefficient. Put your elbows between perpendicular to & parallel with your torso.
    • Shoulders Forward. Don’t let your shoulders roll forward. It’s bad posture, bad technique & a guaranteed way to get shoulder injuries. Keep your chest up, shoulder-blades back & down and upper-back tight.
    • Glutes off the Bench. This makes the distance the bar travels shorter & thus the Bench Press easier. However it puts pressure on your back, especially when the weight gets heavy. You’re more stable when your glutes are on the bench. Keep them there.
    • Pushing Your Head into The Bench. You’ll injure your neck. Tighten your neck muscles, without pushing your head into the bench.
     
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    Warmup
    10 Minutes Skipping

    Heavy Bag Work

    5 x 2 Minutes - Jab, Cross, Round Kick, Teep Kick, Push Kick
    5 x 2 Minutes - Just Kicks
    3 x 2 Minutes - Just Boxing

    Pad Work

    5 x 2 Minutes - Jab/Jab-Cross, Jab-Cross/Jab-Cross-Jab, Cross-Hook-Cross/Hook-Cross-Hook, Uppercuts/Body Shots, Free
    6 x 2 Minutes - Jab, Cross, Hooks, Uppercuts, Body Shots, Cross-Hook, Hook-Cross,
    6 x 2 Minutes - Leg Kicks, Push/Teep Kicks, Round Kicks

    Ab Routine

    5 x 5 Standing Wheel Rollouts
    5 x 15 V-Ups with 10ib Medicine Ball
    5 x 20 Russian Twists with 25KG Plate
    5 x 15 Back Extensions
    5 x 10 Pull Ups
    5 x 5 Crunches - Holding for 5 seconds
     
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    Friday
    5 x 5 Squat - 120kg, 130kg, 150kg, 160kg, 160kg (+Barbell) [Machine]
     
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    Deadlifting
    3 x 70kg deadlift
    5 x 90kg deadlift
    5 x 100kg deadlift
    5 x 100kg deadlift
    3 x 110kg deadlift
    3 x 110kg deadlift
    3 x 110kg deadlift
    1 x 120kg deadlift
    1 x 120kg deadlift
    1 x 120kg deadlift

    Boxing Class

    3 x 2 Minutes Skipping
    2 x 2 Minutes on Bag
    2 x 2 Minutes Shadow Boxing
    3 x 2 Minutes (30 sec lateral jumps, 30 seconds bag work)

    Explosive / Power Based Combinations

    Right Uppercut - Right Cross - Left Hook
    Left Uppercut - Left Hook - Right Cross
    Jab-Cross-Jab-Cross
    Inside Four Count

    Hand Pads

    5 x 2 Minutes (Three with Ed, Two with Nikki)

    RD1: Left Uppercut, Right Cross
    RD2: Left Uppercut, Right Cross, Left Hook
    RD3: Working on Bobbing & Weaking then thowing Cross / Hook
    RD4: Come Under Left Hook, Come Under Right Hook, Hook, Cross, Hook
    RD5: Various Combinations

    Sparring
    5 x 2 Minutes with Kadeth

    (ISKA Area Champion, 3 time challenger British Title)
     
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    Method of strength
    NEXT TIME:


    6 x 60
    4 x 80
    2 x 100
    3 x 110
    3 x 110
    3 x 110
    3 x 110
     
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    5 x 2 Minutes - Jumping on Tyres
    7 x 2 Minutes - Heavy Bag Work
    5 x 2 Minutes - Fast and Fight Like Hand Pads
    7 x 2 Minutes - Hard but Technical Hand Pads
    200 Sit Ups + 1 Minute Plank
     
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    Abdominal Circuit
    5 x 5 x The Flag
    5 x 6 x Side Bend (Each Side)
    5 x 15 x V-Ups
    5 x 8 x Dumbbell Twist (Each Side)
    5 x 12 x Back Extensions

    Technique based drills
    3 x 2 minutes Speed Ball
    5 x 2 minutes HARD Pad Work
    100 x Leg Kicks over a stool

    Heavy Bag Work
    5 x 1.5 minutes just punches
    5 x 1.5 minutes just kicks
    5 x 1.5 minutes K-1 (kicks and punches)
    5 x 1.5 minutes just knees

    Finisher
    10/10-1/1 x Overhead Press/Burpee
     
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    Bench Press
    5 x 45kg
    5 x 50kg
    5 x 55kg
    5 x 60kg
    5 x 60kg
    5 x 60kg
    4 x 63kg

    Heavy Bag Work

    10 x 1.5 Minutes on HEAVY bag
    The rock hard heavy bag, practicing leg kicks before and after punches


    Muay Thai Class

    Some cardio based warmup
    Numerous Pad Combinations:
    Jab-Round Kick
    Front Kick-Step Through Cross-Left High Kick
    Block Jab-Block Leg Kick-Cross-Knee
    Hard Round Kicks
    6 x 1 Minute Rounds Sparring
     
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    Density Day
    10 Minutes - 2 Snatches (Each Arms) & 6 Burpees
    10 Minutes - Medcine Ball Slams
    5 Minutes - Smashing Heavy Bag (Mainly hooks and crosses)

    Bag Work
    Round 1: Right Kick - Hook - Cross - Left Kick
    Round 2: Left Kick - Cross - Hook - Right Kick
    Round 3: Right Kick - Hook - Cross - Left Kick
    Round 4: Left Kick - Cross - Hook - Right Kick
    Round 5: Left Skip Kick - Cross - Hook - Right Round Kick
    Round 6: Left Body Shot - Left Uppercut - Cross - Hook
    Round 7: Left Body Shot - Left Uppercut - Cross - Hook
    Round 8: Right Body Shot - Right Uppercut - Hook - Cross
    Round 9: Right Body Shot - Right Uppercut - Hook - Cross
    Round 10: Right Uppercut - Hook - Right Kick
     
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    Deadlift
    1 x 5 x 80kg
    2 x 5 - 100kg
    2 x 5 - 110kg

    Bench Press

    1 x 5 - 43kg
    1 x 5 - 53kg
    4 x 5 - 60kg
    1 x 5 - 63kg

    Bag Work

    5 x 1.5 Minutes - Boxing Heavy Bag
    5 x 1.5 Minutes - Kicking Heavy Bag
    5 x 1.5 Minutes - Double End Bag
    5 x 1.5 Minutes - Punch / Kick Combos

    Sparring

    6 x 3 Minutes - Slow Controlled (Maximising Technique)

    Explosive Weights

    5 x 3 - Double Dumbell Split Snatch (15kg)
    5 x 3 - Double Dumbell Push Press (15kg)
    100 x Double Jabs in sets of 20 (Just Gloves)
     
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    1.5 Hours Technique - Working on a number of things with trainer holding pads:
    Jab
    Cross
    Left Hook
    Right Hook
    Stepping into the jab
    Jabbing as opponent steps in and then moving right
    Left Hook as opponent steps in and then moving left
    Hook-Cross
    Rapid Knees
    Inside Leg Kick
    Outside Leg Kick
    Switch Kick to Opponents Rear Leg

    Muaythai Class - 1 Hour
    20 Rounds of Light & Technical sparring x 2 Minutes
     
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    Strength Work
    5 x 5 Bench Press - 60KG

    Abdominal Circuit

    The Flag - 5 x 5
    Russian Twist - 5 x 20 (10 each side)
    V-Ups - 5 x 15
    Back Extensions - 5 x 12
    Ab Wheel Roll Out - 5 x 5
    Chin Ups - 5 x 10
    Side Bends - 5 x 12 (6 each side)
     
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    10 Minutes Skipping
    5 x 2 Minute Rounds on Speedball - Working jab technique and footwork
    5 x 2 Minute Rounds on Heavy Bag - Punching and combos
    5 x 2 Minute Rounds on Banana Bag - Kicking Push Kicks and Round Kicks
    5 x 2 Minute Rounds on Pads going over basics (focus on speed)