Introducing ....
***BB SQUAT PRESS***
Today's drill is going to work full body strength, stability and flexibility.
For some, flexibility in the ankles may be an issue. in which case, rather go lighter and work on your range of motion, instead of how much weight you can press.
Add this drill to your workouts.. Do it for a set amount of time, reps or do it between other exercises to boost your strength and mobility...
#rugbyfit #barbellsquatpress
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Showing posts with label Rugby Pre Season. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rugby Pre Season. Show all posts
Monday, 6 July 2015
Wednesday, 1 July 2015
Rugby Fitness Blaster
RUGBY FITNESS BLASTER
For today's rugby fitness blaster, all you are going to need is a medball...
We'll be working
1) Upper body and stability
2) Lower body explosiveness and balance
3) Full body cardio
Do the routine for time or reps as below...
REPS: Do 20 reps of each and 4 sets
TIME: 30sec work, 10sec rest X 12 intervals
(Equipment Jordan Fitness, 6kg medball)
#rugbyfit #rugbyfitblasters #jordanfitness #rugbybeastmode
For today's rugby fitness blaster, all you are going to need is a medball...
We'll be working
1) Upper body and stability
2) Lower body explosiveness and balance
3) Full body cardio
Do the routine for time or reps as below...
REPS: Do 20 reps of each and 4 sets
TIME: 30sec work, 10sec rest X 12 intervals
(Equipment Jordan Fitness, 6kg medball)
#rugbyfit #rugbyfitblasters #jordanfitness #rugbybeastmode
Monday, 29 June 2015
Rugby Fitness: Down Up Slam
***DOWN UP SLAM***
Here is a rugby fitness drill for you to add to your workouts...
You can do it for a set amount of time, maybe 20-30sec on and then 20-30 off...
OR do it for 10-20 reps.
You can even pump out a set of these bad boys between other exercises to boost your workout and conditioning...
( Equipment 5kg Jordan Fitness slam ball )
Wednesday, 24 June 2015
Rugby Fitness Blaster
RUGBY FIT BLASTER
Here is another quick rugby fitness blaster you can do to boost your conditioning.
You can either do it for a set number of reps or for timed intervals. All you'll need are some dumbbells.
PUSH YOURSELF !!!
REPS: Do 20 reps of each and 4 sets
TIME: 30sec work, 10sec rest X 12 intervals
(Equipment Jordan Fitness, 10kg dumbbell, skipping rope)
#rugbyfit #rugbyfitblasters #jordanfitness #pushyourself
Monday, 22 June 2015
Rugby Fitness DB Down Up
MONDAY MOVEMENT
*** DB DOWN UP***
Here is another drill for you to add to your workouts...
Last week we did the bodyweight Down Up, this week we are increasing the difficulty by adding some resistance...
***Please Note*** This is a "down up" not a burpee... So you don't need to put your hands in the air... We'll do that when we do actual burpees or burpee presses... For now we just want to practise getting up of the ground quickly...
You can do the DB Down Up for a set amount of time, reps or do it between other exercises to boost your workout and conditioning...
( Equipment 10kg Jordan Fitness dumbbell )
#rugbyfit #dbburpee #jordanfitness #rugbyfitness
*** DB DOWN UP***
Here is another drill for you to add to your workouts...
Last week we did the bodyweight Down Up, this week we are increasing the difficulty by adding some resistance...
***Please Note*** This is a "down up" not a burpee... So you don't need to put your hands in the air... We'll do that when we do actual burpees or burpee presses... For now we just want to practise getting up of the ground quickly...
You can do the DB Down Up for a set amount of time, reps or do it between other exercises to boost your workout and conditioning...
( Equipment 10kg Jordan Fitness dumbbell )
#rugbyfit #dbburpee #jordanfitness #rugbyfitness
Wednesday, 17 June 2015
WEDNESDAY WORKOUT
Here is this weeks Rugby Fit Blaster...
You can do it for reps or time...
REPS: Do 20 reps of each and 4 sets
TIME: 30sec work, 10sec rest X 12 intervals
#rugbyfit #rugbyfitblasters
You can do it for reps or time...
REPS: Do 20 reps of each and 4 sets
TIME: 30sec work, 10sec rest X 12 intervals
#rugbyfit #rugbyfitblasters
rugby fitness, rugby fit
Tuesday, 16 June 2015
Friday, 12 June 2015
Rugby Fit Weekly Round Up
Hey
I hope you’ve had just as goo a week as we have here at
RUGBY FIT
We posted some really great pre season articles for you
during the week
If you missed and of them, here are the links to go have a
quick read
NEW VIDEOS !!!
This weekend we are going to be shooting a whole load of new
workout videos for you…
We have some really good ones planed…
We’ll hopefully have it all done early next week
That way you can start using them and getting ready for pre
season
YOUR OWN S&C
COACH
Another thing we are working on is our new membership site…
This is going to be really amazing
If you’ve even wanted to have your own S&C coach to help
you take your fitness and game to the next level…
Then this is for you
But more on that over the next couple of weeks
I hope you have a great weekend
Again, go read those blog posts if you haven’t already, and
get started with the info I give you in them
Chat next week
Jason
Here are those blog links again
Enjoy
Thursday, 11 June 2015
What sort of fitness should I be doing to get ready for pre season
Hey, I hope you enjoyed the previous post I did on how many
sets and reps you suppose to be doing
In case you missed it, you can read it by clicking the link
below
So another question I get asked a lot is “what sort of rugby
fitness should I be doing during the pre season”…
And I’ll use the same answer as in the previous post…
It depends…
Again it depends on what phase of your pre season you are in
But here are some guidelines
Each of these phases last from 4-6 weeks
PHASE 1: BASIC
CONDITIONING
This is generally the phase before team pre season starts…
You are still training on your own or you might be training
with 1 or 2 team mates…
During this phase you want to generally just keep up your
cardio vascular fitness, while still giving your body and joints a bit of a
rest from the long season behind you.
We won’t do anything too intensive in this period…
You can use indoor and outdoor bikes, rowing and circuits
When it comes to running, we’ll do longer distances. Maybe a
20-30min steady run, 800m runs, 400m runs and longer shuttles
You do want to challenge yourself a bit during these
sessions, so make sure that you are measuring them.
If you are running specific distances, try and improve on
your times…
And if you are running set times, make sure that you are
trying to increase the distance covered
The guys that are busy doing our RUGBY BEAST MODE program have a 2 day conditioning split
They first test themselves doing the 1 MILE BEAST MODE SHUTTLE
They then alternate between gym and conditioning days, and
each conditioning day the alternate between conditioning session 1 or 2
They track their progress and retest themselves every few
weeks to see you they are improving
And that is the key to improving your rugby fitness
TEST YOURSELF ->
COMMIT TO PUSHING YOURSELF -> RETEST = PROGRESS
If you want to join the rest of the guys in the BEAST MODE
program and get yourself ready for pre season
Again is a £24 investment in yourself and this season, but
it is well worth it… And I’ll even give you a money back guarantee…
·
You’ll get all your daily programs
·
Video explanations
·
And access to our PRIVATE BEAST MODE Facebook group
Make your payment and you’ll get immediate access to
everything
If not
Good luck with your training and I’ll chat to you soon
Jason
Wednesday, 10 June 2015
How many sets and reps should you be doing in pre season
SO how many sets
and reps should you be doing ???
The best answer for this is… It depends…
What are your Goals ???
And what stage of pre season are you at…
I tend to break pre season into 3 PHASES of 4-6 weeks each
PHASE 1:
Hypertrophy and basic conditioning
PHASE 2: Strength
and Drill Conditioning
PHASE 3: Power
and Game Specific Conditioning
Let go into a bit more detail with phase 1…
PHASE 1 is where most players in the UK are now…
Trying to pick up a bit of lean muscle mass and keeping your
fitness levels up
SOOOO… How many
sets and reps should I be using during this phase ???
To me and my players, during this phase, it’s not some much
the amount of reps, but rather TUT
TUT stands for TIME UNDER TENTION…
What we are trying to do is create micro tears in your
muscles which then repair and get bigger and stronger…
The way in which you
perform TUT is important…
From experience I have seen the best results when keeping
your muscles under tension for 45-60 seconds
Work as slow as you can, 2-3 seconds up, 2-3 seconds down
You then rest for 30sec
And do 4 sets
So that will equate to 3-4min that the muscles are under
tension moving nice and slow
Make sure that you are working through a good controlled full
range and that the weights use should be challenging
You wont be able to use the same heavy weights like you
normally do, but build it up over the 4-6 weeks
Make sure that you get in A LOT of protein and amino acids during this time, and also weight
at least 48-72 hours before you work those muscles again
You will feel sore after doing this, especially if you’ve
never done it before…
But as long as you follow the key points, you’ll be fine
KEY POINTS
1.
Use a weight a bit lighter than you normally
would
2.
Work for 45-60sec
3.
Work through a controlled full range
4.
2-3sec up, 2-3 sec down
5.
rest 30sec
6.
do 4 sets
7.
take in loads of protein and amino acids
8.
rest at least 48-72hrs before working that
muscle again
Give that a go and let me know how you get on…
PS. If want to
follow a GREAT program to take you
through this 4-6 weeks, why don’t you join the rest of the guys in the RUGBY BEAST MODE PRIVATE GROUP
You’ll get:
·
all your daily programs
·
video explanations
·
private Facebook group
·
money back guarantee
Invest just £24 in yourself and I’ll get you into the best
shape you’ve been pre season
Just click the link below, make your payment and you’ll get
full access straight away
See you inside
CLICK HERE
Jason
Monday, 8 June 2015
3 Steps to getting ready for Pre Season
In 12-13 weeks from now, most players in the UK will be
playing their first games of the 2015/2016 season
Now that may seem miles away, and may seem like you have
plenty of time… But you and I both know how things work…
We’ll procrastinate a bit… A week here a training session
there… And before you know it… The friendly games are here… And you realise you
in trouble with about 2 week to the main season…
DON’T make that
mistake this season…
STEP 1:
Get yourself a friend or 2 and start training together
One of the best ways to stick to a program and get results
is to get your self a training partner. Set each other goals and hold each
other accountable.
When choosing a partner, maybe even try to choose one of
them that is a bit more motivated than you. Someone that will push you a bit
harder than you normally would yourself
If you have a training partner who is lazy and unmotivated
and always making excuses… Chances are you’ll both just say “sod the training
and lets go for a drink”…
STEP 2:
Follow a well structured training program that is going to
help you reach your goals
A good training program is going to challenge you and keep
you motivated… It will progress you over the weeks to make sure that you are
improving and not just doing the same things over and over…
We currently have our RUGBY
BEAST MODE program running for people that want to get ready for pre
season. It has everything you need to specifically get ready for rugby
preseason…
What’s great about it is that we have our own little PRIVATE Facebook group… This is where
you can meet new people, guys can ask questions, help each other and share
their progress… It’s a great way to keep you motivated. Especially when you see
the other guys making gains… You start thinking… SHIT!!! I need to get my arse
into gear… If these guys are pushing themselves and getting results, then I
need to start doing it 2…
STEP 3:
JUST GET STARTED & STAY COMMITTED
It doesn’t matter whether you follow our BEAST MODE program or someone elses…
The best program is the one you actually follow…
It doesn’t help paying out shit loads for programs, S&C
coaches, supplements, gym membership, equipment etc…
If you not going to bladdy do anything with it !!!
Challenge yourself and stick to it !!!
Work hard, push yourself and you’ll get the results you
deserve
If you are interested in joining our online PRE SEASON TRAINING program to help you
achieve your goals, me and the rest of the guys would love you to join us in
the RUGBY BEAST MODE private group…
Yes, there is an investment in yourself of £24, but I
guarantee you it will be worth it
This program is all you need to get you ready for your pre
season
·
You’ll get your daily programs
·
Video explanations
·
Nutritional help
·
And access to our VIP GROUP where we’ll give you all the help you need with
additional information and answering your questions
To join now
Use PayPal to make your £24 payment, and you immediately get
access to everything
I’ll see you in the group
Jason
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