

Can You Get "Ridiculously" Strong For BJJ Without Lifting Weights? (Episode 347)
18 snips Jan 20, 2025
Is it possible to achieve incredible strength for BJJ without lifting weights? Discover insights on bodyweight exercises and their effectiveness in enhancing strength. The hosts debate the role of flexibility and mobility in performance, and whether training with heavier partners truly builds strength. They also explore the importance of functional strength, isometric exercises, and the impact of proper sleep on recovery. Tune in for a lively discussion on alternative training methods that can elevate your grappling game!
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Sarcopenia and Aging
- Sarcopenia, the involuntary loss of muscle mass, starts at 30 years old.
- We lose 3-8% muscle mass per decade, increasing to a steeper decline after 60.
Learning from Experienced Grapplers
- Observe older, active grapplers for longevity insights.
- Notice their training habits and how they avoid injuries.
Chewy's Strength Training
- Chewy uses bodybuilding-style lifting and slow eccentrics to improve isometric strength in Jiu-Jitsu.
- This helps him hold positions longer without fatigue.