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Caveman Training - Does It Work?
Okay. You want to be super-strong like the MMA guys, Boxing athletes and fitness pros you have seen. I get it. You are already strength hungry, or you are not getting the results you wish at the gym and worrying about whether you'll be able to reach your strength goals. Enter Caveman training, its not really a system but rather a approach to hardcore intense exercise training.
Caveman training incorporates a number of traditional strength methods and mixes them up with a number of routines and other non-traditional training exercises. What makes this type of training so successful is that it borrows a great number of best training methods and mashes them all up into a routine that can is designed for your goals. So not one single training mode is dependent upon it.
Caveman training is an incredibly successful way to get the goals you desire if you don't have the time, money or inclination to head to a conventional gym, or are just looking for something new to spice up your training program.
Some of the most popular of tools used in caveman training include:
- tyre (weight depends on the user)
- sledge hammer, you can get these in different weights now or just the hardware store
- power rack, always a must have
- weights, dumbells and plates (olympic preferred)
- kettlebells and medicine balls
- versatile weight bench
- weighted vests, sandbags
- plyometric boxes
- battling ropes also called Manilla rope, at least 10kgs
- treadmill, jump rope, bike or just cardio outdoors
You will find that many elite athletes use this hardcore style of training to best condition themselves and the most popular are amongst some of MMA's favourite core athletes including Brock Lesnar and Sean Sherk. By going rounds and rounds with a grueling circuit designed to smash your muscles, test endurance and increase your strength - you can be sure that this is a proven training method. As long as the elite athletes are using Caveman training as part of their routine we will continue to see a cross paths of other athletes adopting this method. It is bay far one of the most simplest and hardest training regimes out there.
Check out this great video by an MMA great Sean Sherk - it is a classic way to see what caveman training is all about, and whether or not you would be ready for this challenge.
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