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Strength and Conditioning for Fighters

byCombatant Muay Thai AcademyVisit Academy in DoddanekundiStarts from800 per sessionView full gallery

We don't use fancy machines here. We use tires, sleds, and real sweat to build the power and endurance you actually need in the ring.

Power training starts young. This young fighter is developing functional strength by flipping a heavy tire, building explosive power and mental toughness.

The grind never stops. A glimpse into our conditioning routine, with students doing planks and core exercises to build a solid foundation.

Discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishment. Our warm ups and agility drills prepare the body for an intense workout.

Dynamic stretching and warm ups are crucial for injury prevention and preparing the muscles for combat training.

A group of students working on conditioning drills. We focus on functional fitness that translates directly to performance in the ring.

Building upper body strength with pull-ups. This is a fundamental exercise for developing the power needed for grappling and clinch work.

Skipping rope is a classic boxer's exercise for a reason. It builds cardio, footwork, and coordination.

Partner assisted sit-ups. We push each other to complete that extra rep, building both core strength and teamwork.

Agility and footwork drills using tires. This kind of training improves a fighter's ability to move quickly and efficiently.

Knee-up drills with the kids' class. We make fitness and conditioning fun and engaging for our younger members.

About Strength & Conditioning

We don't do air-conditioned comfort. Our strength sessions happen in a raw, garage-style setup because that is where the real work gets done. You will be flipping heavy tractor tires and hitting functional circuits, not wasting time on machines that don't translate to a real fight.

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