Pure Grit – Paddy Doyle

That’s the name of Paddy Doyles new book. He talks about his world records
his mind set. I have all his books and videos. If you haven’t been listen the
last couple years, I’m a big fan.

He has a circuit in the book that he uses when he trains for certain world records.

Here is what he does.

40 pressups.
100 situps.
100 bodyweight squats.
100 U.K. squat thrusts.
100 burpees.
15 minute static wall sit.
shuttle sprints 30 feet carrying 40lb dumbbells 20 times.
( up and back is 1 time)
Each exercise is to be done non-stop with a 15 second rest in between
each exercise.
Then he will repeat.

I did all the above except I struggled with the static wall sit
did a pathetic 5 minutes. But used a 100 lb heavy bag for the
30′ shuttle run.

Time 19:41 seconds. Not bad for first try.

If you want to copy someone why not try to chase a guy that has over
130 world and European records.

Toughness Builds Winners
Johnny Grube

Would love to here your comments

How 3 minutes of Bodyweight Training will give you guaranteed results.

The word discipline has become a foreign word. The number one thing slipping in our
lives is our health and fitness. We are more sick and fatter then ever before, and the only
one we can blame is ourselves.

We need to take back our lives and get back on track. We need to sit back for a moment
and really find out what needs to be done to get us going  in the right direction.

We have become a weak country both physically and mentally. We won’t push any farther
then we need to. We only do the bare minimum. We won’t step outside our comfort zone.

If you really think about it. What really does come easy without hard work ?

One thing that can get us to feel better is exercise and eating healthier. An exercise program
will work wonders if you stick with it. So how do you stick with it ? You do a little everyday
to build up momentum. ” That’s right exercise a little everyday”.

Before you make any excuse about having time to devote to exercise, let me stop you there.
I’m not talking about going to the gym. I’m not talking about buying any equipment. What
you need you already own.

Introducing the 640 extreme muscle machine. And it’s all you will ever need. It’s your body.
And 640 I’m referring to the amount of muscles in your body.

Using your own bodyweight will give you the greatest results in the quickest possible time. But just
like anything else the more you put into it the more you will get out of it.

The great thing about using your own bodyweight is that it only takes minutes a day. All it takes is a
simple concept and hard work for guaranteed results. You have 1 to 15 minutes a day, right?

This will work for just about everyone. Pick an exercise, pushups, crunches, stepups, squats etc.
Figure out how much time you can devote to exercise daily. Some days you might have 5 minutes
maybe 15 minutes or some days you may have only 1 minute at a time. If you do have only one
minute use it and exercise.

How can 1 minute of exercise do anything ? First of all have you ever tried do 1 minute of pushups ?
How about Bodyweight squats ? Whens the last time you did a sprint for 1 minute? Now that one minute
doesn’t sound so simple does it ?

So what if you did a minute of exercise three different times a day. One time in the morning, another at
lunch and one more minute before dinner. Is that possible ? YES ! Could you do 3 minutes tomorrow ?
and the next day? On the weekend, could you squeeze in maybe 5 minutes on Saturday and Sunday?

So if you did a little as exercise for one minute 3 times a day and 10 minutes on the weekend, that’s
25 minutes a week. Can you handle that? If you just pushups 3 times a day at 25 that’s 75 times that
into 7 days that’s 525 pushups a week and 27,375 pushups a year!! Only exercising 3 minutes a day.

Pretty amazing. Now don’t you think as you exercise for 3 minutes these pushups will get easier? You
know they will. Just a little everyday will continue to build on it’s self. You will become more fit you
will want to eat better you will want to go longer when you can.

Give yourself 3 minutes a day and see how you progress. After one week you will be able to do 30 and so
on. Simple, yet effective.

Toughness Builds Winners

Johnny Grube

P.S. Take advantage of The Wildman Training Program if you want results.

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Bodyweight training- Fit to fight

Bodyweight training- Fit to fight

 I love this saying- Fit to fight. I heard this from the #1 man of bodyweight training world records Paddy Doyle. And he has it right, you need to be fit to fight.

 More and more men and women are taking to bodyweight training as the way to optimal fitness in record time.

 MMA fighters and athletes all over the world are starting to take notice of the benefits of bodyweight training and getting results that push them to the next level.

 Using your own bodyweight as resistance is not just a few pushups and sit ups it’s so much more. Bodyweight training is so versatile that you never have to do the same workout again.

 A man that has well over 100 bodyweight and martial arts world records is a man I want to learn from.

 Using your own bodyweight will make you a better athlete or will burn the fat from your waste line like a spreading wild fire.

 The physical fitness aspect of bodyweight training will not only work in the ring or to make you physically fit, it will make you mentally fit that will carry you in life.

 The more you improve using your bodyweight as resistance the more you will push yourself. You will start to push yourself farther and harder, you will start to feel as if you  are unstoppable.

 Martial artists and other athlete’s will become faster, stronger, more explosive with a ” I’d rather die then give up” attitude.

Bodyweight training will get you fit to fight either in the ring or out.

 Bodyweight training will build a physical and mental toughness that you will be proud of. So become fit to fight.

 A short workout you can try will only take a few minutes so no excuses on time.

 Pick 4 bodyweight exercises.

 For example:

Burpees, Pushups, Jumping Jacks, Bodyweight squats.

 Each exercise is to be done for 1 minute with a 1 minute rest in between each exercise. After you go through this 1 time rest for 2 minutes and repeat one more time.

 Don’t be fooled by the simplicity you’ll be calling for oxygen soon enough.