Heatrick Muay Thai Strength And Conditioning

Most fighters believe that every session, they must train harder to win. You don’t. Both older and younger fighters alike should take three steps forward, then one step back. Rinse and repeat for infinity!I was on a call recently with a fighter in his 30s — still sharp, still winning, still putting in the work.He asked me something I’ve heard before:“Can I keep progressing the weights each week, or do I need deload weeks?”Fair question.Especially if your lifts are still improving and nothing feels broken.But here’s the thing…Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.KEY MOMENTSFollow along using these quick timestamps:00:00 The Unfair Advantage That Lets You Train Harder00:27 Overuse Injuries Don’t Knock — They Creep In01:16 Ride the Wave: Push Progress When It’s There01:49 Don’t Drop the Other Plates While Spinning Strength02:39 Fight-Ready Means Tapered and Tuned03:35 Speed & Power — Don’t Let Them Fade04:17 Two Resistance Sessions Is Goldilocks Training for FightersFurther notes and resources at htt