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The Experiment: Grappling Strength Program

The Experiment: Grappling Strength Program

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Aleksandr Karelin was possibly the best heavyweight wrestler of all time. He was also one of the strongest: able to deadlift 880 pounds, do a backflip, and perform 42 pull ups.

This 4-week program gives you access to his insanely effective training methods. Whether you’re an elite grappler or just a guy looking for the holy grail of functional training - this program will NOT let you down.

If you enjoy this style of training and would like an even more advanced grappling strength program, I recommend checking out my Dagestan Domination Grappling Strength Program once you finish this one…



Details:
-3 sessions per week
-60 mins per session
-All experience levels
-Standard equipment (barbell, kettlebell and dumbbells)

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note: this product is my gift to you and you will NOT be charged. If the system asks you to input your card, it is only to verify that you are a legitimate customer. All information is protected by the highest security measures available.

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    Customer Reviews

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    Scott Adams
    Great training system!

    Systematic and sound training programming! I’ll be doing more programming from this company in the future!

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    VICTOR KINYANJUI
    The experiment

    Hello,
    Mine is just to give a 5 star review. I combined the body weight conditioning with the routine and I honestly feel stronger. I can now deadlift and squat so much more and my punching power skyrocketed. (I am a boxer). Thankyou. God Bless

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    Harry T Strohm
    great for rehabbing hand strength

    using as we speak, getting stronger grip strength.

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    SUKANDHAN C A

    Good

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    Nathan Lane
    Wild Conditionings

    Really appreciate the training. Always good stuff.