WORKEROUTER
Master Don Juan
I've started BJJ again, and it's pretty f*cking intense.
I train three times a week minimum, usually for about 2-2.5 hours, at a Carlson Gracie Academy.
Today I fought just four 5-minute bouts, but I felt like I was going to die at the last one.
I'm 160, but pretty f*cking strong, and I went against this other white belt who's a cut and ripped guy probably weighing around 180. Strong f*ck.
We brawled it out for a few minutes, he almost submitted me in the rear naked, but I finally escaped, then he got me in the triangle choke the last 10 seconds.
I'm pissed I had to tap, but I was so f*cking tired. He was my last opponent, and I was already tired, and he just had so much more strength.
Anyway, I need some tips for recovery and staying strong.
I train BJJ three times a week, and only work out twice per week for about 45 minutes, focusing only on chest, legs, back, shoulders.
I'm losing all fat right now though and feeling like I'm dropping weight with all this cardio.
I train three times a week minimum, usually for about 2-2.5 hours, at a Carlson Gracie Academy.
Today I fought just four 5-minute bouts, but I felt like I was going to die at the last one.
I'm 160, but pretty f*cking strong, and I went against this other white belt who's a cut and ripped guy probably weighing around 180. Strong f*ck.
We brawled it out for a few minutes, he almost submitted me in the rear naked, but I finally escaped, then he got me in the triangle choke the last 10 seconds.
I'm pissed I had to tap, but I was so f*cking tired. He was my last opponent, and I was already tired, and he just had so much more strength.
Anyway, I need some tips for recovery and staying strong.
I train BJJ three times a week, and only work out twice per week for about 45 minutes, focusing only on chest, legs, back, shoulders.
I'm losing all fat right now though and feeling like I'm dropping weight with all this cardio.
