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chickmagnet
MMA Sensei
Career record: 387-247
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Sacramento, CA
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Im sure there are some bodybuilders on the playground...Share your workout routines, supplement choices, theories, diets. Or if you have questions about certain things feel free to ask.
BTW. By Bodybuilding I dont neccessarily mean Pro Bodybuilding. It can be anyhting from cutting down to bulking up to maintaining.
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Post #1 2/12/10 5:50:16PM
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babalu46
Standup Guy
Career record: 340-225
Season: 39-11 (#275)
Location: Newcastle, England
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Hey im currently training BJJ and submission wrestling but im finding it really tough to implement my techniques because everyone is bigger and stronger than me. So i would really appreciate some help on how to bulk up or gain strength. Im 5 foot 7 and around 150-155 pounds.
Thanks for any replies
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Post #2 2/16/10 12:43:33PM
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MODesty
Career record: 723-367
Season: 38-12 (#5)
Location: Oklahoma
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Posted by babalu46
Hey im currently training BJJ and submission wrestling but im finding it really tough to implement my techniques because everyone is bigger and stronger than me. So i would really appreciate some help on how to bulk up or gain strength. Im 5 foot 7 and around 150-155 pounds.
Thanks for any replies
Well the best thing is find a diet right for you nothing beats good personal trainer. Also lots and lots of free-weights. They are cheap, easy to use at home, and great for build muscle. On top that your trainer can build a workout plan best for you on free-weights at home.
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Post #3 2/17/10 7:28:36PM
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babalu46
Standup Guy
Career record: 340-225
Season: 39-11 (#275)
Location: Newcastle, England
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Cheers telnights iv been doing free weights anyway because i can do them at home but a trainer setting up a personal plan is a great idea that i will definately be checking out 
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Post #4 2/18/10 3:35:38AM
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chickmagnet
MMA Sensei
Career record: 387-247
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Sacramento, CA
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Posted by babalu46
Hey im currently training BJJ and submission wrestling but im finding it really tough to implement my techniques because everyone is bigger and stronger than me. So i would really appreciate some help on how to bulk up or gain strength. Im 5 foot 7 and around 150-155 pounds.
Thanks for any replies
Ok. Well if your doing grappling and MMA I would reccomend functional strength training. For what your doing you should hitting exercises like:
Deadlift
Squats
Tire Flips
Rope Climbs
Bench Press
are really good strength exercises. Not only will these make you freaky strong, but if you eat a ton of calories and protein you will gain a lot and I mean alot of muscle mass.
You can also do some isolation work, like tricep extensions, bicep curls, wrist curls, shrugs, calv raises but you dont want to over do Isolation because it will lessen your muscle endurance for grappling.
Basically do the fuctional strength exercises above and eat like a horse and you will be a monster. Trust me.
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Post #5 2/20/10 3:14:18PM
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babalu46
Standup Guy
Career record: 340-225
Season: 39-11 (#275)
Location: Newcastle, England
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Posted by chickmagnet
Posted by babalu46
Hey im currently training BJJ and submission wrestling but im finding it really tough to implement my techniques because everyone is bigger and stronger than me. So i would really appreciate some help on how to bulk up or gain strength. Im 5 foot 7 and around 150-155 pounds.
Thanks for any replies
Ok. Well if your doing grappling and MMA I would reccomend functional strength training. For what your doing you should hitting exercises like:
Deadlift
Squats
Tire Flips
Rope Climbs
Bench Press
are really good strength exercises. Not only will these make you freaky strong, but if you eat a ton of calories and protein you will gain a lot and I mean alot of muscle mass.
You can also do some isolation work, like tricep extensions, bicep curls, wrist curls, shrugs, calv raises but you dont want to over do Isolation because it will lessen your muscle endurance for grappling.
Basically do the fuctional strength exercises above and eat like a horse and you will be a monster. Trust me.
Cheers dude really appreciate the help sounds like i'll enjoy this if i get too eat like a horse aswell 
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Post #6 2/21/10 9:37:14AM
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chickmagnet
MMA Sensei
Career record: 387-247
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Sacramento, CA
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Posted by babalu46
Posted by chickmagnet
Posted by babalu46
Hey im currently training BJJ and submission wrestling but im finding it really tough to implement my techniques because everyone is bigger and stronger than me. So i would really appreciate some help on how to bulk up or gain strength. Im 5 foot 7 and around 150-155 pounds.
Thanks for any replies
Ok. Well if your doing grappling and MMA I would reccomend functional strength training. For what your doing you should hitting exercises like:
Deadlift
Squats
Tire Flips
Rope Climbs
Bench Press
are really good strength exercises. Not only will these make you freaky strong, but if you eat a ton of calories and protein you will gain a lot and I mean alot of muscle mass.
You can also do some isolation work, like tricep extensions, bicep curls, wrist curls, shrugs, calv raises but you dont want to over do Isolation because it will lessen your muscle endurance for grappling.
Basically do the fuctional strength exercises above and eat like a horse and you will be a monster. Trust me.
Cheers dude really appreciate the help sounds like i'll enjoy this if i get too eat like a horse aswell
Haha make sure to do alot of cardio and abs when ur eating alot haha, I make the mistake of not doing enough cardio sometimes and I get bloated. But yeah if you do these functional exercises which are incredibley tough and eat a ton you will gain size and strength. 
Last edited 2/21/10 2:18PM by chickmagnet
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Post #7 2/21/10 2:17:05PM
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