Grappler's Code | Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity
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Electrum Performance is an evidence-based strength and conditioning facility that specializes in increasing the performance of Jiu-Jitsu athletes.
Coach Alex Sterner led the Strength and Conditioning camps that resulted in Atos winning team Gi World titles in 2017 and 2018. 🥇🏆
Electrum Performance’s courses are designed to help you exceed your fitness goals, improve your functional strength and athleticism, and decrease risk of injury.
This course is for those who need to improve their aerobic base and glycolytic capacity – the energy systems we think of as your “conditioning”.
If you feel you’re gassing out too quickly or you’re struggling to recover between rounds, you need this course.
By following this structured course, you’ll start dominating your opponents on the mats – both in sparring and in competition.
Become the ⚡“energizer bunny” ⚡that no one wants to leave for the last round of class.
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:
💪🏽 Alex Sterner, BS, CSCS is a co-founder and Head Coach of Electrum Performance, and the Direct or of Performance at Jiujiteiro.
💪🏽 He received his Bachelor's degree in Strength and Conditioning from the University of Connecticut, and obtained a CSCS through the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
💪🏽 As a Head Strength Coach of Atos Jiu-Jitsu HQ, he led the Strength and Conditioning training camp that resulted in Atos winning team Gi World titles in 2017 and 2018.
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Month 1 | Day 1
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Month 1 | Day 2
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Month 1 | Day 3
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Month 2 | Day 1
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Month 2 | Day 2
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Month 2 | Day 3
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Well Rounded Day 1
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Well Rounded Day 2
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Well Rounded Day 3
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Will I lose progress on other variables
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Walking Lunge 5RM
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Trap Bar 5RM
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Specificity vs Transfer
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - RIR or Effort
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Pullup AMRAP
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Pullup Hold
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Grappler's Code Training vs Working Out
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Grappler's Code Needs Analysis
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - 50% BW Farmer Carry
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Progressive Overload Final
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - 10% DB Back Extension
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - 1km Row
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Aerobic Base/Glycolytic Capacity - Ramping Up and Working Sets
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