Steve Maxwell, world famous BJJ black belt and strength and conditioning coach of Saulo and Xande Ribeiro sat down with MMA fighter from Serbia, Mark Lajhner and discussed many issues which are interesting for BJJ practitioners.
-Body types and martial arts, on overtraining, injuries, life force
-Most common fallacies in the fitness industry
-Diets, undereating VS frequent eating, joint mobility
Check it out and take notes from the Master:
– Part 1 Biography, on BJJ in Lethal Weapon movie
-Part 2 Most common fallacies in the fitness industry
-Part 3 Body types and martial arts, on overtraining, injuries, life force
-Part 4 Diets, undereating VS frequent eating, joint mobility
On BJJ, steroid abuse in BJJ, Judo, eastern block fighters
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