Brian Stanns muscle building program

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Brian Stann's Muscle Building Program

When training to build muscle, Brain Stann eats like a horse mainly because he's working like one, and needs a lot of nutrient dense foods to keep him properly fueled. He lives and breathes all aspects of his fighting career and does everything he can to build explosive muscle to be stronger, faster and more powerful than his opponent. If you want the muscles it takes to defeat your foe, check out Brian's personal muscle building plan.
Brian Stann's Fitness Program
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Muscle-Building Regimen

Nutrition:

Meal 1:
7 Egg Whites

Protein 17g | Carbs 1g | Fat 262mg
4 Strips Turkey Bacon

Protein 25g | Carbs 3g | Fat 24g
2 Pieces Of Multigrain Toast

Protein 5g | Carbs 26g | Fat 2g
Meal 2:
2 Chicken Breasts

Protein 113g | Carbs 7g | Fat 23g
1 Boiled Yam

Protein 2g | Carbs 30g | Fat 154mg
Mixed Salad

Protein 1g | Carbs 3g | Fat 700mg
2 Tablespoons All-Natural Almond Butter

Protein 6g | Carbs 6g | Fat 17g
Meal 3:
Whole-Grain Pasta

Protein 11g | Carbs 56g | Fat 2g
Lean Ground Turkey

Protein 23g | Carbs 0g | Fat 9g
Meal 4:
1/4 Pound Turkey

Protein 30g | Carbs 639mg | Fat 9g
Whole-Grain Wrap

Protein 4g | Carbs 29g | Fat 3g
Açai Shake

Protein 8g | Carbs 52g | Fat 32g
Mixed Veggies

Protein 3g | Carbs 12g | Fat 610mg
Meal 5:
2 Scoops Gaspari IntraPro

Protein 50g | Carbs 1g | Fat 7g
1 Scoop Vibrant Health Green Vibrance

Protein 2.6g | Carbs 3.6g | Fat 0.9g
Açai

Protein 8g | Carbs 52g | Fat 32g
Meal 6:
Salmon Filet

Protein 13g | Carbs 0g | Fat 4g
Brown Rice

Protein 5g | Carbs 45g | Fat 2g
Mixed Veggies

Protein 3g | Carbs 12g | Fat 610mg
Meal 7:
2 Scoops Gaspari Myofusion

Protein 50g | Carbs 10g | Fat 6g
1 Tablespoon All-Natural Almond Butter

Protein 3g | Carbs 3g | Fat 9g

Training:



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Giant Sets - Four or more exercises are performed consecutively without any rest.
Failure - That point in an exercise at which you have so fully fatigued your working muscles that they can no longer complete an additional repetition of a movement with strict biomechanics. You should always take your post-warm-up sets at least to the point of momentary muscular failure, and frequently past that point.
Isometrics - Isometric exercise involves producing force in a static position, with the result that joint angle does not change. Typically, these exercises are performed against an immovable object or weight.
Grappling/No-Gi Grapping - Grappling refers to the style of fighting focused upon in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. No-Gi grappling refers to grappling without wearing the standard jiu-jitsu uniform known as a gi.

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Day 1:
  • Morning:
    • Grappling (90 minutes)
    Afternoon:
    • Striking drills and bag work (90 minutes)
Day 2:
  • Morning:
    • No-Gi Grappling (90 minutes)
    Evening: Strength and conditioning
    • Warmup: Plyometrics
    • Triset:
      Power Cleans: 3 sets to failure
      Neck Resistance: 3 sets to failure
      Twists: 3 sets to failure
    • Triset:
      Weighted Pull-Ups: 3 sets to failure
      Isometric Bench Press: 3 sets of 15-25 second holds followed by an explosive press
      Single-Leg Squat: 3 sets to failure
    • Giant Set:
      Walking Lunges: 3 sets to failure
      Front Squats: 3 sets to failure
      Standing Military Press: 3 sets to failure
      Weighted Squat Jumps: 3 sets to failure
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Day 3:
  • Morning:
    • Wrestling
    Evening:
    • Striking drills and grappling
Day 4:
  • Morning:
    • MMA training and grappling with strikes
    Evening:
    • Striking bag work
Day 5:
  • Morning: Strength and conditioning:
    • Warmup: Plyometrics
    • Triset:
      Single-Arm Snatch: 3 sets to failure
      Neck Resistance: 3 sets to failure
      Medicine Ball Throws: 3 sets to failure
    • Triset:
      Weighted Pull-Ups: 3 sets to failure
      Weighted Push-Ups: 3 sets to failure
      Split Squats: 3 sets to failure
    • Triset:
      Walking Lunges: 3 sets to failure
      Weighted Pull-Ups: 3 sets to failure
      Core Exercises: 3 sets to failure
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    Evening:
    • Wrestling
Day 6:
  • Brazilian Jiu Jitsu training focusing on submissions (120 minutes)
Day 7:
  • Off


 
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