TFW Leg Day Part 1 (Deadlifts)

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Uploaded by on Dec 18, 2009

http://www.trainingforwarriors.com Here is Martin Rooney of TFW and UFC fighters Jim MIller and Raffy Oliveira in their final leg session before their Jan. 2 UFC fights. Each athlete set their PR in the deadlift with 425 for 3 singles at 160 pounds!

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  • Are you guys wearing belts? Cause if not damn that's heavy for singles, beltless.

  • No belts, no wraps, no nothing.

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  • This will scare any wimpy wannabe MMA fighter who think two-hand swings with a 16 kg kettlebell is brutal workout.

  • martin rooney doesn't have a chin under his beard, its just another fist

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  • @primeDecomposition he was also on roids..

  • @cross2767 message me advice :( my tits arent getting bigger

  • I read somewhere that Vitor Belfort used to bench like 465 x 3 when he was 19 weighing like 215 lbs. Scary!

  • @DriftingJohnny and in that fist is 300lb bar...

  • @TFWarriors1 no weakness!

  • @SakoYo Actually, if you start your workout with max weight sets (rep 8,6,3,2,1,1,etc), then finish those muscles with 20-30 rep sets to failure, and spike your blood sugar immediately after the workout, you'll bulk up and get stronger, provided you eat enough daily like you said. I went from 185 to 195lbs and dropped 3% body fat in 5 weeks, and added 100lbs to my 1RM deadlift. And I only train 3-4 days a week. 8-12 rep sets (hypertrophy) will increase glycogen in muscle and increase endurance.

  • incredible, I didnt think that was possible

  • Jim Miller looks very explosive. That bar went up fast and smooth.

  • @TFWarriors1 I'm 22, 6'1 165lbs but I can only deadlift 225 about 7-8 times. I've hurt my lower back before during my wrestling days in college. Is it possible for me to increase this weight?

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