Wrestling Workout Equipment
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Wrestling Workout Equipment
Summary
Wrestling workouts should be intense and last no more than 35 minutes. Exceeding this time may indicate a lack of intensity, hindering your strength development. Completing workouts within this timeframe enhances recovery and boosts strength gains.
Article Body
Training for wrestling, whether professional or amateur, requires the right equipment to build strength effectively. Here's how to get started:
Efficient Workouts
Keep your workouts under 35 minutes. If they take longer, you may not be working hard enough. Short, intense sessions enhance your body's recovery and strength development, while overly long workouts can lead to over-training and reduced recovery.
Machines and Free Weights
Many athletes believe only free weights should be used for strength training, but both machines and free weights can be effective. Your muscles respond to intensity, not the type of equipment. Choose exercises based on your needs and any existing injuries. If available, Hammer Strength machines are a great addition to your routine.
Thick Bar
The thick bar, a hollow metal tube for free weights, is an essential tool for serious wrestlers. It enhances forearm and hand strength by requiring a firm grip. Include exercises like curls, reverse curls, rows, and presses with the thick bar to maximize results.
Trap Bar
The trap bar, shaped like a hexagon, allows for effective deadlifts that engage nearly every muscle crucial for wrestling. This piece of equipment is key for full-body strength, significantly boosting wrestling performance.
By incorporating these elements into your training, you can develop the strength needed to excel in wrestling.
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