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182 - Training and Rehab for Stretching the Envelope with Dr Mark Cheng

182 - Training and Rehab for Stretching the Envelope with Dr Mark Cheng

FromThe Strenuous Life Podcast with Stephan Kesting


182 - Training and Rehab for Stretching the Envelope with Dr Mark Cheng

FromThe Strenuous Life Podcast with Stephan Kesting

ratings:
Length:
68 minutes
Released:
Dec 12, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Dr Mark Cheng has rehabbed TONS of combat athletes, has trained with some of the best instructors in the world, and has a wealth of experience in the martial arts. In this podcast we cover pressure testing of traditional martial arts.  The 8 exercises of the Functional Movement Screen.  How training should be for stretching the envelope, not breaking the envelope. Dog Brother's full contact stick fighting. Punch drunk boxers and CTE. Break falling on dirt and concrete, and much more.  Check it out - I think you'll like it! Also I've just updated the Grapplearts BJJ Master App so now there's even MORE free material on it.  Grab it for iOS or Android for free at https://www.grapplearts.com/masterapp - the 'weak side back attacks' module is absolutely amazing!
Released:
Dec 12, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

What is it that allows some people to push themselves beyond their limitations? Why can some people survive situations others do not? On this podcast we try to find out the answers. Stephan Kesting, is a lifelong martial artist, BJJ black belt, career firefighter, and outdoorsman. Join us as he talks to fighters, adventurers, competitors, coaches, firefighters, trainers and other people living the strenuous life. Stephan also runs Grapplearts.com, where he has published many hundreds of martial arts videos, articles and tutorials. His free guide to learning Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, A Roadmap for BJJ, has been downloaded more than 10,000 times and has become a foundational text for the art.