At Home BJJ Bodyweight Workout: SIMPLE Jiu Jitsu Strength & Mobility

At Home BJJ Bodyweight Workout: PROGRAM for Jiu Jitsu Strength & Mobility In this video you'll learn a simple collection of exercises you can use to build strength and mobility for BJJ. 95% of the exercises in this video requires ZERO equipment (sweet!). Getting strong for jiu jitsu using only bodyweight workouts requires a good understanding of bodyweight mechanics. Push ups and bodyweight squats are great, but if you really want to become savage on the mats you're going to need to know a few more exercises than that. You will learn plenty on this video. When choosing the exercises here, we were also going for a potent combination of both strength and mobility - this way you get the most bang for buck out of your training session. Enjoy this at home BJJ Bodyweight Workout. ----- COVERED IN THIS VIDEO Squat Exercise: shrimp squat cossack squat lateral hop Hinge Exercise: broad jump aeroplane single leg glute bridge Pressing Exercises: deficit push up dip handstand hold against wall Pulling Exercises inverted row chin up band row Core Exercises: hollow body hold bicycle crunch l-sit ----- PROGRAM FORMATS Here's a few examples you can use to create your own workouts. Option 1 [Full Body] take one exercise from each category and complete between 3-5 sets of each. Rest 60-90s between sets ie. a - shrimp squat 4 x 3-5 each side b - broad jump 4 x 4-8 c - deficit push up 4 x 8-12 d - ring row 4 x 8-12 e - hollow body hold 4 x 30-45s Option 2 [Lower / Upper Split] Combine 3-4 exercises from the Squat and Hinge categories to make your lower body program, and 3-4 exercises from Press and Pull to make the upper body program. ie. Day 1: Lower a - shrimp squat 4 x 3-5 reps each side b - cossack squat 4 x 16 alternating reps c - single leg glute bridge 4 x 10 reps each side d - hollow body hold 4 x 30-45s Day 2: Upper a - deficit push up 4 x 8-12 reps b - ring row 4 x 8-12 reps c - handstand hold 4 x 30s d - band row 4 x 10-20 reps You can change the reps as needed, depending on your ability. The main thing is to maintain great form, move with control, and make sure each set is challenging. Each workout you should be aiming to make things a little harder by either going deeper, adding a couple of reps, or completing an extra set. If you follow this format you will get STRONG (and flexy). ----- Training at home can be tough when you don't have access to equipment. There are a couple of 'nice to have' exercises in here which do require either a pull up bar, or a resistance band. We put these in because we believe that a program wouldn't be complete without them. It's worth having a couple of inexpensive pieces of equipment in your kit if you are training from home. A modest, yet ideal package we recommend is: pull up bar a XS, S and M resistance band 2-3 kettlebells or dumbbells of varying weight pair of rings CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 00:10 why you should use bodyweight training for BJJ 00:27 five categories of exercises 01:23 squat exercises for BJJ 02:26 shrimp squat 04:08 cossack squat 05:11 lateral hop 06:12 hinge exercises for BJJ 07:01 broad jump 08:19 aeroplane 09:30 single leg glute bridge 10:48 pressing exercises for BJJ 11:08 push up 12:36 dip 14:03 handstand hold against wall 16:25 pulling exercises for BJJ 17:23 ring row 18:08 chin up 19:32 band row 20:55 core strength exercises FOR BJJ 21:23 hollow body hold 22:51 bicycle crunch 23:31 l-sit 25:21 how to build a home strength program for BJJ 26:35 outro ---------- Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for updates on new videos Bulletproof For BJJ Email: [email protected] Listen to our podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5o7Mkbb... Listen to our podcast on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast... Website: https://www.bulletproofforbjj.com/ Facebook:   / b4bjj   Instagram:   / bulletproofforbjj   YouTube:    / bulletproofforbjj