Arlovski's weight training...true??

Discussion in 'Strength & Conditioning Discussion' started by Brand Nizzle, Nov 9, 2005.

  1. I read a few weeks ago a article in Flex magazine (I think it was) on Andrei Arlovski. I move of glanced at it because I didn't buy it, but whatever. In the mag they quoted Arlovski in saying "I owe a big part of my fighting career to body buidling" and they also had a chart of Arlovski's lifting program, and it was ALL 4 sets / 10 reps. Benching, squats, curls, everything 4 x 10

    I was thinking to myself...that couldn't be accurate, and they must of mis quoted him...right? =/
     
  2. Urban Savage Mystic

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    BBing magazines make shit up all the time.
     
  3. But they interviewed him and everything, don't you think Arlovski knew what was going to be published? Why would he just lie about his weight training routine?



    Haha do you think the company paid him off or something?
     
  4. Urban Savage Mystic

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    no, I don't think it was in deal for the interview that it include or exclude a sample workout. So I think the editors at flex took it upon themselves to make one up. It's not unusual that a fighter would use a shitty routine, but it's equally likely that the one listed in the article is not his.
     
  5. thecreator Blue Belt

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    It's possible that AA is lying about his routine to throw off his opponents.
    I read that he said that he worked his upper back and chest on the same day.
     
  6. So no one here thniks that that could of been his actual lifting routine? 4 x 10 on every lift?
     
  7. thecreator Blue Belt

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    4x10 may help with anaerobic threshold.
     
  8. PikeKing White Belt

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    you mean anaerobic threshold?

    its not unusual for top atheletes to have pretty appalling workout programs, they do well in their sport despite what they do in the gym not because of it, due to natural ability
     
  9. gruesome Green Belt

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    thats all it comes down to...


    It doesnt matter how you lift weights, if you suck, you suck.
     
  10. ^ I saw the black dahlia murder in NYC. they were crazy
     
  11. STOCK DIESEL Orange Belt

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    well if u lift for definition it also helps your muscles to not tire out... but that wourkout doesnt look that way.....
     
  12. thecreator Blue Belt

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    Yes
     
  13. ChinBo37 Black Belt

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    i could believe this because he trains with some Bodybuilders, however if you have been following his career he has been ripped and athletic looking the whole time
     
  14. Fedorable Continues without supporting Sherdog.

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    I could post one day from Cro-Cops workout that he shows in real time.
     
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    Please do!
     
  16. Fedorable Continues without supporting Sherdog.

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    Alright, I have to actually watch it again, i'll try to see what weight he is using too. Then I will just post it in this spot ----> Circuit training, no breaks except for walking to the next station:

    Glute Ham Raises 19 @ BW
    Nautilius Ab Crunch Machine 50 @ 95% of stack
    12 Sit-ups with feet raised
    15 curls per arm with 25 lbs dbs
    14 Dips @ BW

    GHR's 15 @ BW
    Nautilius AB 50 @ 95% stack, not so easy this time is it Cro Cop?
    12 Sit-ups @ BW
    9 Curls per arm with 25 lbs dbs

    GHR's 12 @ BW
    Nautilius AB 37 @ 95% of stack, very hard for Cro Cop
    13 Curls per arm with 25lbs
    15 Machine curls @ weight unknown
    14 Tricep Press downs @ 90% of stack
    9 Machine curls @ weight unknown
    10 Tricep Press downs @ 90% of stack

    ---to be continued when I feel like it----
     
  17. onslaught61 White Belt

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    wow he works his arms a lot..
     
  18. The Savior Banned Banned

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    Well, yeah, he beats dudes down for a living, ya know?
     
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    Is Gruesome's Av of Kristen Kerr? Is that her from the 2005 movie still listed as in post-production by the IMDb? I just read Scarlett Johannson, Aaron EckHart, and Josh Harnett are going to star in a movie entitled "The Black Dahlia" directed by Brian De Palma, scheduled for release in 2006. That's pretty shameless (of Hollywood).

    That image has so intrigued me for so long (although I said nothing) that when you mentioned "The Black Dahlia," I just went and read about the history behind this murder.

    I must admit, it's fascinating.
     
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    thats another classic example of an athelete doing well despite his gym workouts, suprising that he does GHRs considering the rest of the crap he does
     

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