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I have trained people with various goals. From getting into a wedding gown or losing the baby weight to winning the UFC world championship belt or jiu jitsu/boxing world title, there’s not much difference in the type of exercises one’s performing.
It’s the strength and intensity that separates a professional athlete from a regular person.
You have been training on the mats for months, maybe years, yet your opponent is always stronger than you. You both have the same amount of technique, skill and experience, yet you feel over-powered at every turn.
ProMMAnow.com Editor Jack Bratcher takes a look at “Convict Conditioning,” a strength training manual developed by man who spent nearly 20 years in prison learning about fitness and the body’s potential.