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In terms of MMA training workouts, Randy Couture’s barbell complex is probably the most popular  one you will find online. It has literally hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube.

It’s basically a circuit of barbell exercises where you use the same weight for each exercise and keep moving, non-stop. It’s a decent little routine, but not something you can base your MMA strength and conditioning program around.

First of all, the mma training complex will not develop your strength or power at all.

That’s because you’re only using light weights and you’re working in a circuit. While circuits are good, they must be designed with a goal in mind.

What you will develop is some anaerobic endurance and grip strength, that’s about it.

It might be good to do this at the end of a workout or as a warmup, but it shouldn’t be your main method of developing MMA fitness.

Instead, you need an mma workout routine that has distinct phases that improves your strength, power, endurance, and then peaks you for your fight.

This requires a complete plan designed specifically for MMA fighters by someone who trains fighters.

As a fighter, you’ve got to deal with your boxing, jiu-jitsu, wrestling, muay thai training, maybe some karate (thanks Lyoto), on top of your general strength and conditioning mma training work.

So if you just follow a general strength and conditioning routine or bodybuilding workout, you’re running the risk of overtraining, developing qualities that will conflict with your needs as a mixed-martial artist, and worst of all – injury.

When I work with a fighter, the first thing I have to do is a physical assessment, which tells me where they’re weak, and where they’re strong before we can embark on their MMa Training program.

Then, given the amount of time we have, I can prioritize what to train to maximize physical fitness come fight day.

But I have to balance this with the fighter’s current training schedule, work schedule, and partying!

Luckily, I’ve devised a simple formula for determining what exercises to do,and all the little details in between like # of sets, reps, order of exercises, tempo, and more, so that the mma strength and conditioning work doesn’t interfere with the mma skills training.

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If you are interested here is Randy Couture’s MMA Training Workout routine video:

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Eric specializes in training for maximum performance in mixed -martial arts. He is the Strength and Conditioning Coach for Jeff Joslin, helping prepare Jeff for his last two fights including his UFC debut and other athletes following his strength and conditioning methods include Rory McDonell, Ray "The Hitman" Penny, and Jack Szatko, among others.

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