First off, Im so out of shape its just sad.
With that said, Im trying to juggle BJJ and lifting at the same time but cant figure out the best way to go about it.
monday wednesday friday is with Gi from 5-6:30. Tuesday and thursday no gi which I prefer not to go to. Lifting schedule is m-w-f but I could change it.
Ive tried bjj first then lifting right after, but Im too out of energy. Ive tried bjj 1 day and lifting the next but it feels like Im not giving myself time to recover leaving me sore as hell. Right now getting big is higher on my priorities so I figure getting a shake before lifting an hour before class then getting another shake would be best which Ill try soon.
Something like:
<2 pm - whey concentrate
3-4 pm - lift
4:30 pm - whey isolate
5 pm - bjj
I also only have 1 gi and cant keep washing this thing every day, so I might just have to substiture with no-gi for a while until I can get a second gi
So what schedule works best for you?
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02-05-2010, 04:04 PM #1
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02-05-2010, 04:17 PM #2
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02-05-2010, 04:18 PM #3
I would lift in the mornings and then carb up.
My current schedule is something like this:
10-12: BJJ
3-4: Lift
6-8: BJJ
I don't believe in protein shakes, so I'm drinking chocolate milk PWO and then eating as soon as I can. I'm not huge though by any means, but I don't feel dead at either workout.
I also tend to nap at 1-2 ish."negs suck, dont they? now STFU, save your breath for your blow up doll and go back in your moms basement and watch TUF, snot nosed little boy. oh, and next time ask permission to say anything to me."
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02-05-2010, 04:48 PM #4
I work 1130-8, Friday - Tuesday
I workout before work, on a MTTF split. I do bjj (in one form or another) Monday-Thursday after work. Wednesday is a day I can double up on classes. Same with Thursday. As I train both JJ and BJJ plus no-giI am not trying to be better than you, just better than myself
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02-05-2010, 05:34 PM #5
Both of these are great advice. You def need more protein and carbs to compete with the depletion you are experiencing with your training, for the recovery aspect. If you can't find time off to train with weights, then you need to put at least a few hours between weights and BJJ (both being fairly anaerobic) or you'll over train.
Make sure you avoid hypertrophy routines too. In my experience that will just about tear your body up. I've experienced torn ligaments, tendinitis, chronic inflammation, etc. from doing this. I avoid it like the plague now, or do very little, being careful to be aware of what else I have to do that day. I focus more on "functional" exercises or sprint style weight lifting (not repping fast, but doing compound exercises in giant sets with little to no rest. Mimics the effect of a sprint for heart rate purposes).Poi Dog
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02-05-2010, 05:48 PM #6
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eh, i would say lifting isn't necessary with your current situation.
if you are out of shape you shouldn't be trying to bulk, when you can roll and go through class and find enough energy to lift, than you are ready. also, if you find yourself too sore the next day, try taking supplements. i take whey protein and usually im fine the next day. some kids at my high school take creatine and swear they aren't sore the next day."the good die young, the great die fighting" me
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02-05-2010, 06:24 PM #8
once you're loaded, creatine works good to get rid of the lactic acid buildup.
it wont heal you any faster, and if they werent taking it, they'd be sore for at least a couple days. creatine masks the soreness, so i'd wait an extra day before continuing till the body gets used to it."I would fight anyone of the UFC LW's, but the problem is that I will never put my foot in the octagon after they (UFC) tried to be funny, I would rather have bleeding hemorrhoids than fight for the UFC. I would rather have one true Japanese MMA supporter than one million fake mainstream supporters that will turn their back on you as soon as you lose a fight. - Joachim Hansen
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02-05-2010, 06:39 PM #9
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02-05-2010, 08:41 PM #10
I do the Rippetoes routine which is 3 days a week of lifting. And right now I'm only doing 3 days a week of Judo (I hit two classes per day h/e since it's only 3 days a week).
Mon: Lifting
Tues: Judo
Wed: Lifting
Thurs: Judo
Fri: Judo then lifting at night (A good 4 hours after Judo).
Its sorta hard to balance all that with 18 hours of college, skateboarding, friends/family, and personal time.
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02-05-2010, 09:27 PM #12
Straight off the bat I don't think you can really do it.
After a few months of BJJ your body will be more use to the workload it's under and then you can get back into the weight room. I'm good for weights a few hours after BJJ most of the time (not a huge fan of weights first though)Aussies Pwn All Crew � Oz Enhanced • *ShaGGs* • Fiky • Wylde • Pro Lee Priest • Nesa • TheDeepBlue • mikeccccc • ryan_james • ajzoot • irongrasshopper • RockyVI • Pro Luke Wood • Goofxta • Milimber • dts1789 • thickmass • Benji Snap • G_Train • mickey_b08 • no limits
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haha okay dude, that pic is from before i started training MMA.
and don't try to tell me my body fat percent, or ill bust out my purple belt in the ufc.
i was 13% body fat 2 years ago when all i did was drink massive amounts of soda and play video games. im a freak of nature, stfu."the good die young, the great die fighting" me
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tyler just go...
you wrap your hands wrong, you cant even make a proper fist, and your punching sucks because you scraped all of your joins on your hands which makes me think you hit the heavy bag with no gloves... fail all around.
also you are not 6% bodyfat i got better muscle saturation then you and im 12% so stfu.EthnicSpirits.com
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02-06-2010, 07:37 PM #26
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02-07-2010, 09:03 AM #28
This
I do 2-3 BJJ classes a night, College part/full time (somewhere in between the two), lift 3x a week and have to make time for the woman and socialize a little. Lifting in the morning is great if you're a morning person, I'm just not a morning person at all despite how regular my sleeping is. For those who aren't the best solution is something like I do:
Monday:
School
BJJ
Tuesday:
School
night off from BJJ (since they only have 1 BJJ class that night)
Lift
Wednesday:
School
BJJ
Thursday:
School
Lift since I finish rather early
BJJ
Saturday:
BJJ
Sunday:
Lift
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