Strength & Mobility For The Guard Player

4.83(6 Ratings)

Description

Jiu Jitsu is evolving, don’t get left behind. Back in the day, the work put in on the mats was enough preparation for snatching gold medals. However, with the ever-evolving nature of jiu jitsu, the demands of the sport have increased and slowly crept up on athletes, manifesting in the form of extra injuries, extra time off of the mats, and a situation where you walk with your hand behind your back like your 80-year-old neighbor or heavily pregnant woman. You get the gist.

With new techniques come new opportunities for failure…. and success. We’re presuming you want to do jiu jitsu for a long time and without the impending doom of injury or God forbid, your arch-nemesis showing off his new gym gains by crushing you into the mat like an annoying little jiu jitsu bug. We can’t guarantee that those things will never happen. However, we can guarantee that there’s something you can do to reduce the risk of those traumatic events occurring.

The solution exists and it potentially includes getting JACKED! (keyword: potentially) Strength and conditioning programs have become a crucial part of a jiu jitsu athletes protocol,  for not only preventing injuries but also increasing the bruising of your opponent’s ego, improving maximal strength and explosiveness for takedowns & sweeps, and overall more time on the mats improving your jiu jitsu. And who better to lead you into the world of jiu jitsu S&C than jiu jitsu’s world-renowned strength and conditioning team, Electrum Performance.

A team of experts at your fingertips. Alex Bryce and Alex Sterner, Head Coaches at Electrum Performance have helped numerous world champions achieve success through their research-based programs designed specifically for the jiu jitsu athlete at any skill or experience level.

Click here for the strength & mobility program PDF file.

Target Audience

  • Beginners
  • Guard Players
  • Grapplers who are not flexible

Course Curriculum

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Misconceptions

Phases Of Strength Training

S&C Concepts

Here`s Your Schedule

Warming Up

Weight Training Techniques

Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation

Student Ratings & Reviews

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AB
2 years ago
AB
2 years ago
NM
2 years ago
HD
2 years ago
The exercises should be categorized by the day. I’m constantly scrolling to find the next one.
C
3 years ago
This was an impulsive purchase, but I`m glad I bought it.
I`ve been lifting weights for the past year and kinda got bored of doing 5/3/1. I wanted a program that was more specific towards Jiujitsu.

What I liked about it:
* The exercises are REALLY specific towards BJJ movements. I love how they explain why they selected the exercises
* A crash course on stretching philosophy. So many schools of thought on YouTube. It was nice to hear them explain PNF, etc.
* Extensive warmups, exercise selection, accessory work. I honestly don`t think I need to find another program for the rest of my life.

What could be better.

I wish there was a section on how to balance BJJ and the program. I know progressive overload is important with strength training, but I`m trying to figure out the right balance between that and Porrada in the gym.

Anyways, I loved this program and have zero regrets. You should get it too.
$64.99
Course level:Beginner

What I will learn?

  • Improve mobility
  • Increase isometric strength for better guard retention
  • Decrease risk of injury
  • Gain exclusive knowledge from experts in the field of combat sports.
  • Improve body awareness
  • Increase the time you spend on the mats.
  • Increase the amount of times you step on the podium.

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