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  • July 31, 2008 at 3:09 pm #23266
    bris83
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    GPP SESSION.

    10 mins of various sled pulling: sideways, backwards, forwards, straight arm, bent arm drags etc.

    150 hammer strikes on tyre with 14lb hammer

    100 5kg med ball slams

    3×15 ab pull downs with heavy band

    3×5 reverse hyper (adjusting to unilateral machine)

    10x30s on 30s off on level 6 on grappler (rope pulling machine)

    July 31, 2008 at 10:17 pm #24275
    ashley
    Guest

    Great session, thanks for sharing your ideas, I love that Grappler machine, ash

    July 31, 2008 at 10:32 pm #24276
    ashley
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    The grappler is one of those cardio machines that you just want to have access to all the time, particularly for lower body injured players, I put it right up there with my all time favourite the Versa Climber and of course the Concept II rower, here is a picture of the Grappler taken from there web site, http://www.thegrappler.co.uk cheers, ash

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    August 1, 2008 at 5:53 am #24277
    bris83
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    to echo your thoughts, it is probably the best ‘machine’ we have at our gym in terms of how it is used by injured players and also as a hypertrophy tool. Worth every penny!

    April 29, 2009 at 11:08 pm #24279
    boz84
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    Hi all in regards to the grappler machine what type of workouts do you use for 1. Cardio workouts and 2. Strength/hypertrophy weight training sessions?

    Any suggestions/ideas sample workouts would be great.

    Cheers Ben

    April 30, 2009 at 7:45 am #24278
    bris83
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    Session 1-20 pulls at each level. Rest for 60s. Complete 8 sets.

    Session 2-20 pulls at level 6. 1 press-up, 20 pulls, 2 press-ups and so on until you get 10 press-ups. Take the rest where you need it.

    Session 3-30s on, 30s off at level 4,6 and 8. Rest for 60s. Complete 8 sets.

    You can also use it as a finisher after upper body weight sessions, say do 100 pulls, 200 pulls etc, the combinations are endless!!!

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