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Joe Rogan – Inversion Table
“I’ve suffered from several back injuries over the years from jiujitsu and working out. One of the things that has helped me a lot is using one of those Teeter Inversion Tables…I strap my ankles into this thing and I … Continue reading
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Tagged back pain, exercise, fitfam, Fitness, joe rogan, joe rogan exeperience, JRE, mma, podcasts
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Cross Training for MMA – Infographic
Cross-training is integral to building overall muscle strength and helping bring your conditioning to the next level. It doesn’t matter how much time you spend in the ring, performing the same moves over and over again will only get you … Continue reading
The Joe Rogan Neck Hammock
As you may have noticed, everyone who has competed in MMA and/or Brazilian Jiu Jitsu who goes on the Joe Rogan Podcast, and is over the age of 40 – has extensive spine-problems. Big John McCarthy for example, has had … Continue reading
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Tagged biohacking, bjj, martial arts, mma, neck, spine, ufc
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How to Get Rid of a Stiff Neck
Summary of How to Get rid of a Stiff Neck Magnesium Oil Infrared Lamp or Sauna Light Stretching Trigger point & Foam Rolling Therapy Kava Kava A very small amount of Kava Kava in the evenings, then 20 minutes … Continue reading
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Tagged arthritis, fibromyalgia, Fitness, mma, pain, ufc
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How to Do More Pull Ups (Instant Increase!)
My new pre-workout: Â Have a boiling hot bath – not literally boiling but very hot Do some press ups in the bath if possible (at your own risk) Get out of the bath Dry yourself & chuck some clothes … Continue reading
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Tagged Bodybuilding, crossfit, Fitness, homefitness, mma, wim hof
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Grappling Fundamentals For MMA
Grappling Fundamentals for MMA An If-This-Then-That style approach to grappling. I never want to be stuck in a position thinking “I’ve absolutely no idea what I’m doing” (which happens a lot) It’s always best to learn basic positions and escapes … Continue reading
