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Tag Archives: Injuries

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Going Anaerobic, Part 1

by Stephan Kesting

I get asked fairly often when someone should incorporate anaerobic training into his or her conditioning regimen.

By “anaerobic” training I basically mean sprints and interval training – where you go hard and fast for a relatively short period of time. (more…)

Posted in Conditioning Tagged Breathing, Conditioning, Injuries, Sprints

The Leglock Debate

by Stephan Kesting

Many Jiu-jitsu schools discourage, and even disallow, the use of leglocks while sparring. They argue that leglocks are a ‘cheap’ technique, and/or are unsafe, and/or prevent you from developing a good guard passing game.

I respectfully disagree. (more…)

Posted in Competition, Miscellaneous Tagged Competition, Injuries, Kneebars, Leglocks

Don't Get Sick, Don't Get Injured

by Stephan Kesting

At the risk of stating the obvious, getting sick or injured is the best way to bring your training progression to a screeching halt. Fortunately most illnesses and injuries are preventable. (more…)

Posted in Health & Nutrition Tagged Injuries, Training

Weight Training, Not Just For Bodybuilders Anymore

by Stephan Kesting

It is widely accepted that weight training complements and improves good technique. Many grapplers and martial artists lift weights to make them stronger, faster, and more explosive. (more…)

Posted in Health & Nutrition Tagged Conditioning, Injuries
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