The workout we have come up with today to post is the Krysten Ritter Workout! This one is inspired by the physique that Krysten Ritter has built and maintained during his career. Don’t forget that nutrition plays an important role when striving to achieve various fitness and strength goals!
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Krysten Ritter Stats:
Height: 5’9
Weight: 125 lbs
(Information retrieved from Wikipedia.)
NUTRITION
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Krysten Ritter Workout:
Training Volume:
3-5 days per week
Day One: Hit The Weights
Warm Up:
Stretch
10 min varied cardio
Workout:
Dumbbell Bench Press
3×10
Tricep Kickbacks
3×10
Superset:
3×10
Tricep Cable Push Downs
Tricep Cable Overhead Extensions
Superset 2:
3×10
Incline Bench Press
Push Ups
Superset 3:
3×10
Chest Flys
Dips
Day Two: Boxing by Coach Derek
Neck Strengthening:
Moon Knight is known to rather take a punch than block or slip it, while we dont condone that here at SHJ here are some drills to strengthen your neck to build punch resistance
Neck Bridges 3 X15
Shrugs to Failure:
Put a weight ranging from 2- 10 lbs in a Pillowcase
Clinch the Pillowcase in your teeth , nod “Yes” for 50 reps and turn your head as if to say ” no” for 50 reps
Add Bonus Shadow box or Hit Heavy Bag with Tennis ball Under your chin to practice keeping your chin down
Boxing is about movement first, position second.
Always land or push off using the balls of your feet.
It’s not about being on the balls of your feet all the time, it’s about USING the balls of your feet all the time.
(When moving Right Push off left foot, when moving Left push off the right, Grip the ground with your toes)
Boxing and other combat sports are all about strategically using:
Timing
Rhythm
Distance /Angles
KEEP YOUR HANDS UP !!
Striking Table :
1. Jab
2. Cross (Power)
3. Hook (with lead or rear )
4. Uppercut
5. Left Upper Cut
6. Right Uppercut
Defense Table:
Slip, (Right or Left, Used for straight punches Jab & Cross)
Fade (Used for straights, uppercuts)
Bob n weave, Right or Left (Used for hooks)
Foot Work Table:
Enter
Exit
Shuffle
Pivot
Shadow boxing Table :
Incorporate strikes, defense,combinations and movement,
Heavy bag Table:
Pay attention to positioning, distance, as well as adjusting to the resistance of the bag
The Workouts:
Always incorporate 5-30 Minutes of Jump Rope for a warm up
On Bag or Shadowboxing for allotted time combine all elements of above tables. Use your body movement to position the set up of which strike to throw. Keep your hands up, move around ,and most importantly , remember to breathe. Be creative and have fun!!
Example:
1 – Slip Left-3-2-Slip R
1-Slip Left-Slip Right-2-slip R
1-2 Slip right-2
2-1-2 Slip Right Bob N weave Left
3- slip left-slip right -6-3-2
1-2-Slip Right -Slip Left 5-2 -Slip R
1-2-1-2 Fade-2-3
3- Bob N Weave Left 3-2
1-2-Bob N weave R -2
2-3-2-Slip Left -Bob N weave Right 2-3
Focus Mitts with Partner:
- Verbal call-out
- Call out *JAB!* and flash them the mitt, or call out *DOUBLE-JAB!,CROSS!
- Auto-response
- don’t say anything, simply flash them the mitt and they are supposed to hit it as soon as possible.
- You can flash one mitt and then as soon as they hit it, you flash them the other mitt.
- Defense then counter
- You call out a defense maneuver then give him the counter-jab opportunity. (EX: call out *SLIP, THEN JAB*, *SLIP & JAB TO THE BODY*
- There can also be moments where you throw a punch at them without calling it out. Make sure they are ready to defend at all times.
- Then throw a punch at them and immediately afterwards flash them a counter-jab opportunity.
- Everything together now (verbal, auto, and defense)
- You call out *JAB!*, then throw a counter at them after they punch, then quickly flash them a counter-jab opportunity.
- You call out a jab to the head or body, then give them another jab opportunity, then throw a counter at him at the end to test their defense.
- Combination punching drills (TECHNIQUE & POWER)
This is where beginners start to have fun but can get a little careless. The most important thing is to stay ready and relaxed at all times. Practice good punching technique . Power comes from relaxed effortless release, not because you shove all your might through every punch. Also important to snap your punches, instead of pushing them through.
When calling out combinations, call out numbers since it’s faster than yelling, “JAB, RIGHT CROSS, LEFT HOOK, RIGHT CROSS!”
Day Three: Hit The Weights
Warm Up:
Stretch
10 min varied cardio
Workout:
Deadlift
3×10
Preacher Curls
3×10
Superset:
3×10
Lateral Pulldowns
Push ups
Superset 2:
3×10
Bent Over Dumbbell Rows
Pull Ups
Superset 3:
3×10
Bicep Curl Step Ups
Cable Rows
Day Four: Boxing by Coach Derek
Neck Strengthening:
Moon Knight is known to rather take a punch than block or slip it, while we dont condone that here at SHJ here are some drills to strengthen your neck to build punch resistance
Neck Bridges 3 X15
Shrugs to Failure:
Put a weight ranging from 2- 10 lbs in a Pillowcase
Clinch the Pillowcase in your teeth , nod “Yes” for 50 reps and turn your head as if to say ” no” for 50 reps
Add Bonus Shadow box or Hit Heavy Bag with Tennis ball Under your chin to practice keeping your chin down
Boxing is about movement first, position second.
Always land or push off using the balls of your feet.
It’s not about being on the balls of your feet all the time, it’s about USING the balls of your feet all the time.
(When moving Right Push off left foot, when moving Left push off the right, Grip the ground with your toes)
Boxing and other combat sports are all about strategically using:
Timing
Rhythm
Distance /Angles
KEEP YOUR HANDS UP !!
Striking Table :
1. Jab
2. Cross (Power)
3. Hook (with lead or rear )
4. Uppercut
5. Left Upper Cut
6. Right Uppercut
Defense Table:
Slip, (Right or Left, Used for straight punches Jab & Cross)
Fade (Used for straights, uppercuts)
Bob n weave, Right or Left (Used for hooks)
Foot Work Table:
Enter
Exit
Shuffle
Pivot
Shadow boxing Table :
Incorporate strikes, defense,combinations and movement,
Heavy bag Table:
Pay attention to positioning, distance, as well as adjusting to the resistance of the bag
The Workouts:
Always incorporate 5-30 Minutes of Jump Rope for a warm up
On Bag or Shadowboxing for allotted time combine all elements of above tables. Use your body movement to position the set up of which strike to throw. Keep your hands up, move around ,and most importantly , remember to breathe. Be creative and have fun!!
Example:
1 – Slip Left-3-2-Slip R
1-Slip Left-Slip Right-2-slip R
1-2 Slip right-2
2-1-2 Slip Right Bob N weave Left
3- slip left-slip right -6-3-2
1-2-Slip Right -Slip Left 5-2 -Slip R
1-2-1-2 Fade-2-3
3- Bob N Weave Left 3-2
1-2-Bob N weave R -2
2-3-2-Slip Left -Bob N weave Right 2-3
Focus Mitts with Partner:
- Verbal call-out
- Call out *JAB!* and flash them the mitt, or call out *DOUBLE-JAB!,CROSS!
- Auto-response
- don’t say anything, simply flash them the mitt and they are supposed to hit it as soon as possible.
- You can flash one mitt and then as soon as they hit it, you flash them the other mitt.
- Defense then counter
- You call out a defense maneuver then give him the counter-jab opportunity. (EX: call out *SLIP, THEN JAB*, *SLIP & JAB TO THE BODY*
- There can also be moments where you throw a punch at them without calling it out. Make sure they are ready to defend at all times.
- Then throw a punch at them and immediately afterwards flash them a counter-jab opportunity.
- Everything together now (verbal, auto, and defense)
- You call out *JAB!*, then throw a counter at them after they punch, then quickly flash them a counter-jab opportunity.
- You call out a jab to the head or body, then give them another jab opportunity, then throw a counter at him at the end to test their defense.
- Combination punching drills (TECHNIQUE & POWER)
This is where beginners start to have fun but can get a little careless. The most important thing is to stay ready and relaxed at all times. Practice good punching technique . Power comes from relaxed effortless release, not because you shove all your might through every punch. Also important to snap your punches, instead of pushing them through.
When calling out combinations, call out numbers since it’s faster than yelling, “JAB, RIGHT CROSS, LEFT HOOK, RIGHT CROSS!”
Day Five: Hit The Weights
Warm Up:
Stretch
10 min varied cardio
Workout:
Back Squats
3×10
Military Press
3×10
Superset:
3×10
Leg Press
Arnold Press
Superset 2:
3×10
Clean and Press
Pistol Squats
Superset 3:
3×10
Weighted Lunges
One Arm Dumbbell Snatches
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