Exercise Scientist Critiques Conor McGregor's Training + INSANE Transformation
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Dr. Mike analyzes Conor McGregor's training and nutrition routine, concluding that while his conditioning and genetics allow him to maintain size and athleticism, his training lacks proper structure and he is likely enhanced.
From the video
Answers: Is Conor McGregor juiced to the gills and is his training actually good?
- Conor McGregor training routine
- exercise science vs celebrity workouts
- the importance of training structure
- combat sports conditioning
- power development in training
Exercises
- overhead press · barbell
- dumbbell curl · dumbbells
- walking lunge · bodyweight
- medicine ball throw · medicine ball
What it concludes
- Elite athletes often lack training structure and rely on high volume, high food intake, and good genetics.
- Adding structure to a good approach can improve results from 80 percent to 90-something percent.
- Circuit training is popular among combat athletes, but it dilutes the value of lifting and is not ideal for strength.
- Power is best improved when every training repetition is performed at at least 90 percent of peak ability.
- Conor McGregor scores 9/10 on nutrition and training, and 12/8 on being a full-blooded Irishman.
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