Or the kind like 'listen to an HIT Jedi/fencer to get good in a fight' nonsense.
Training pullups will make you stronger which will help your fight training. Thats not so hard a leap now is it?
Get as strong as you want.. and you can still have no skill and be the strongest worst fighter.
Get as strong as you want.. and you can still have no skill and be the strongest worst fighter.
Get as strong as you want.. and you can still have no skill and be the strongest worst fighter.
See Sapp vs Nogueira for an example of this very principle. Yes I'm aware that Nog won, but Sapp was able to give him the fight of his life with nothing but brute strength on his side.
No ones arguing that doing pull ups is all you need to become a good fighter. You have the reading comprehension of a rock.
Since I never said that anyone claiming that that is all they need, I think your reading skills are a bit in question.
Your training comprehension is a bit in question too. If you think it is efficient to train pullups over fighting, or to lose fighting time because you want to do crosstraining as a magic bullet, all to supposedly become better at the skill of fighting... I hope you don't coach.
This in no way is an attempt to discourage fighters from doing pullups. Or from doing cartwheels.
Your training comprehension is a bit in question too.
Your training comprehension is a bit in question too. If you think it is efficient to train pullups over fighting, or to lose fighting time because you want to do crosstraining as a magic bullet, all to supposedly become better at the skill of fighting... I hope you don't coach.
..do you really spend every waking moment training fighting,