APH-2025-084

anaerobic capacity - development

Austin Haedicke

anaerobic-capacitydevelopment

training-log-personal

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2025-03-21 17:00 -0700


Overview:

  • Quarterly Goal: Emphasize better rather than more or harder.
  • Monthly Focus: Bad Position / Addressing Deficits
  • Weekly Objective: Back Attacks / Defense

Intention:

Today’s goal was to fine tune the volume and template for open mat days as well as get some competition style rounds in.


Warm Up:

2 x 5 minutes: flow / creativity rounds


Work:

  • 3 x 5 minute competition rounds
  • 3 x 5 minute back escapes (I was attacked the whole time)
  • 2 x 5 minute drill clean up / troubleshoot

Reflection:

What worked well:

  • My arm-drag-to-single-leg take down is probably my highest percentage.
  • Combing wrestling and leglocks is a solid plan.
  • I did a good job sticking to the plan and trying to get to my desired side-control-with-double-underhook position.

What didn’t:

  • This didn’t particularly go bad, but there’s definitely a tradeoff of urgency trying to wear your opponent down. You can’t succumb to your won impatience on the one hand, yet you never know if a ref is going to prefer seeing mat / ring control vs. attempted offense. So, there’s a fine line where you need to cash out and start initiating.

Plan for next time:

  • Avoid tunnel vision. Opportunities to attack will, probably, present themselves. We need to be on the look out and ready to capitalize on them.

  • I got kind of a late start and people left early, but I think a reasonable open mat breakdown is:

    • 2 x 5 minute rounds: flow / creativity

    • 5 x 5 minute rounds: competition style (one-on-one-off)

      • Discuss tactics between rounds.
    • 3 x 5 minute rounds: bad position / escape.