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SINCE WE LAST SPOKEThe past year has been a mixed bag for Kennedy. With world-class wrestling and submission skills, power in both hands and feet, and arguably the best stamina in the sport, Kennedy presents a stiff challenge for any middleweight in the game. "I have a fixed period of time back here, fighting, and then I'm going back to continue doing my job." For now, however, he's one of the hottest properties in MMA, and the man seemingly no one wants to fight. "That's where I belong," Kennedy says. A self-proclaimed "shithead" who went on to a decorated military career as a Green Beret sniper and Bronze Star recipient, Kennedy's story is unique among pro athletes-especially since he's still serving in the military as a combat marksmanship instructor for the Texas National Guard.And after multiple tours in Afghanistan and Iraq, he plans on going back. We give you the most effective deal by obtaining the spectacular book Jackson's Mixed Martial Arts: The Stand Up Game, By Greg Jackson, Kelly Crigger in this website.new PDF 2018 Jackson's Mixed Martial Arts: The Stand Up Game Full Online, new PDF 2018 Jackson's Mixed Martial Arts: The Stand Up Game Full Page, new PDF 2018 We first profiled Kennedy, a Strikeforce and soon-to-be UFC-middleweight contender and bona fide war hero, in our August 2010 issue.
He also gets bored doing the same exercises, so he needs plenty of variety."Kennedy's weight training workouts focus on developing power and explosive strength, with templates pieced together in an ever-evolving 4-day split designed by Schneider. "He's already in such great shape," says Schneider, "that we've had to figure out different things to do with him to keep him getting stronger and faster. The secret is to just keep working."For trainer Coy Schneider, owner of CS Strength in Austin, Texas, working with Kennedy presents a unique set of challenges. When I'm in camp for a fight, I don't travel at all, and I train three times a day. "When I travel, I make sure I get my workout in first. "No matter what I do, it's all about the workouts," he says.
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I hate it when anyone in the gym can deadlift more than me." For Kennedy's posterior chain assistance exercises, Schneider prescribes a healthy dose of Romanian deadlifts and glute bridges.For the posterior muscles in his upper body, Kennedy performs a variety of band exercises, including pull-aparts and Y's and T's (a series of static holds that work his shoulder girdle stability). "I love to deadlift," he says, "and it's a huge part of my training because it works every muscle in the body. "We want everything working in alignment from his lats to his core to his hips," he says.Kennedy's posterior chain-the muscles in the back of the body, from the hamstrings to the rear delts-also puts in some serious work. "We do snatches and swings with them for explosiveness and hamstring and lower back strength, and we'll also throw them into conditioning circuits where I'll do a burpee holding the kettlebells and transition into a 2-handed snatch."To keep Kennedy's core fight-ready, Schneider uses various med ball throws along with weighted sit-ups, hanging leg raises, and planks. "Kettlebells are the best for everything," says Kennedy.
We put him through some different cardio drills that maybe don't traditionally go together, but that fit into that pattern of variability and unpredictability. Even during extended training sessions where he's rolling and sparring with multiple fresh partners.Schneider breaks down Kennedy's non-MMA-specific conditioning work into 5-to-6 minute energy system development workouts after his gym training on lifting days, followed by an exhausting 20-to-25 minute metabolic conditioning circuit performed every Friday."Fighting is a highly unpredictable sport," says Schneider, "so we set up his energy system work to reflect that. His cardio capacity is legendary in MMA circles-to the point where nobody we've spoken to can remember seeing him tired at any point.
"His nutrition is always spot-on, and he doesn't eat any crap, but the volume of work he does in training is incredible, too."That volume includes three daily workouts, two of which are MMA-specific. THE LAYOUT"The reason Tim looks and performs the way he does is due to a combination of factors," says Schneider. Saturday is usually a conditioning day, where Kennedy will run hill sprints or perform track work.
Eat breakfast every day, and never go more than three hours without fuel to keep your metabolism active. He's an exceptionally disciplined eater whose success, Cole says, can be attributed to choosing real foods over processed products, along with several other strategies they've devised to help him stay on track.Here are Kennedy's Top 10 Nutrition Principles Call me a grinder if you want, but I'm going to finish my fights, and the way I train is why."For his diet, Kennedy works with registered dietician PR Cole. A guy might be bigger or stronger, but if he doesn't have that gas tank and can't use it, it's going to wear him down. That's why a lot of my fights are finished at the end of the first round. Later in the day, he'll train his stand-up game, jiu-jitsu, and wrestling skills in separate workouts."I'm putting a lot of things together," says Kennedy, "and I have the gas tank, so I'm going to use it.
Minimize your intake of inflammation-promoting saturated fats from full-fat dairy and meats. Post-workout, eat a meal with both carbs and quality protein to promote an anabolic response and repair lean tissue.
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