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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2023 · 13 MIN

Fitness Isn't The Same Thing As Conditioning

from The Amir Fazeli Podcast · host Amir Fazeli

In this episode, we're diving deep into a vital aspect of combat sports that's often misunderstood - the difference between being "fit" and being truly "conditioned" as a fighter. Buckle up as we unravel the secrets of how fighters need more than just raw fitness. Conditioning means mastering the art of moving efficiently even when fatigue sets in, having "fitness" of the different energy systems and VERY IMPORTANTLY handling the adrenaline rush during intense battles by having developed confidence and mental toughness through DELIBERATE drilling. It's a game-changer in the ring, on the mats or the octagon. Get ready to discover what it takes to be a top-notch fighter – it's not just about lifting weights and running laps, it's about becoming a true powerhouse in the world of combat sports. So, hit that play button and unlock the keys to becoming an even more formidable fighter! 🥊💪🔥 ------------------------------------------------- To get free access to a sample of our online lessons on building unstoppable confidence for your sport - go right here: https://education.adonisathletics.com.au/offers/d0d77571-9934-47fa-a9fb-d2493a835dd5

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