There are two kinds of jiu jitsu enthusiast... One is injured. The other is soon to be injured.
When a black belt takes thousands of hours on the mats to achieve, it doesn't take a scientist to figure out that this sport is a marathon not a sprint. It is a question of when not if you'll get hurt.
But traditional BJJ approach to strength and conditioning of just rolling or only relying on bodyweight is dead. This is the express route to unnecessary injury and sub-par performance on the mats.
The highest levels of competition have demonstrated that if you want to fulfill your physical potential, stay healthy, and feeling good on the mats, you need to train as hard, heavy, and deliberately in the weight room as you do in your rolls.
Don't wait to get hurt, gas out in a tournament or get crushed under bigger, stronger athletes to make a change. Prepare NOW.
Not sure where to begin? Want something that will fit seamlessly around your mat time and actually transfer to grappling performance? This professionally designed Jacked Jitsu template will help you to reduce risk of injury, speed up recovery and add intensity and endurance to every area of your game.
A1
Ankle jumps
2 x 10 @ 6
A2
Lateral ankle jumps
2 x 10
A3
Rotational ankle jumps
2 x 10
B
Power Jerk
6 x 3 @ 6
C
Pendlay Row
3 x 6 @ 7
D
Bulgarian Split Squat
3 x 12 @ 6
E
Bodyweight hip thrust
1 x 100
F1
Bodyweight towel hold
1 x 1:00
F2
Rubber band finger extension
1 x 100
A
Airdyne
5 x 0:10 @ MAX
A1
Extensive med ball chest toss
2 x 10 @ 6
A2
Extensive med ball side toss
2 x 10
A3
Extensive hurricane slam
2 x 10
B
Explosive dumbbell row
6 x 3 @ 6
C
Front Squat
3 x 6 @ 7
D
Lying Leg Curl
3 x 12 @ 6
E
Bench Dips
1 x 100
F1
Rower short adductor
1 x 10
F2
Hip abduction machine
1 x 10
A
Sled Sprints
5 x 20 @ MAX
A1
Squat jump continuous
2 x 6 @ 6
A2
Lateral leap
2 x 6
A3
Scissor Jump
2 x 6
B
Dumbbell power step up
6 x 3 @ 6
C
Romanian Deadlift
3 x 6 @ 7
D
Ring Push-up
3 x 12 @ 6
E
Plate halo
1 x 100
F1
Wrestler bridge
1 x 10
F2
Plate lateral neck
1 x 10
A
Walk
1 x 60:00
The masked bandit of the gentle art. He's given 7 years and 2 knees to the sport of jiu jitsu. As a coach he has worked with over 1000 high level athletes in 5 different countries across a range of professional sports. He has generated over $1m in online revenue for strength and conditioning products and services. He has two degrees. He pays for guac at chipotle without thinking twice.
Dedicated strength and conditioning, lifting heavy weights, performing gruelling intense conditioning, boring injury prevention work- they SUCK But spending months off the mats injured? Being chronically in pain? Getting ragdolled every round? They suck t
Get Jacked JitsuCoach, business owner, trash purple belt
Verified Athlete"As a parent and business owner, there are a lot of demands on my time. After putting aside 5-6 hours per week for BJJ, I needed a gym template that would allow me to hit all the big rocks of physical prep for grappling in a time efficient manner. Jacked Jitsu has done just that. Highly recommended."