Rest and reset
Complete rest and mobility using the prescribed rounds, repetitions, rest, and linked demonstrations from the canonical plan.
PICKUP → DROPOFF
Know what today is for before you start.
PICKUP
Bring forward one technique cue from Day 34.
- Today’s focus
- Peak performance
- Use the source
- Watch each linked demonstration before attempting an unfamiliar drill.
DROPOFF
You have completed the recovery routine and made an honest readiness check for the next week.
- Performance evidence
- Complete the written recovery routine and confirm readiness for the next week.
- Transfer
- Use recovery signals to decide whether to resume, reduce, or stop the next session.
CANONICAL WEEK BRIEF
Use the week’s purpose and objectives to frame today’s work.
This briefing is preserved from Competitive Workout Plan page 36.
Inspect week sourceWEEK #5
MAIN FOCUS: PEAK PERFORMANCE PHASE (FIGHT READINESS)
Purpose: Achieve peak physical conditioning, sharpen fight skills,
and build the mental edge needed for fight night.
Key Objectives:
Maximize Conditioning: Fine-tune speed, power, and endurance
while tapering training to stay fresh.
Precision & Timing: Focus on sharp, efficient techniques and
fight-specific drills.
Fight Mentality: Develop confidence, composure, and tactical
awareness to execute under pressure.
This phase ensures you're physically primed, mentally locked in, and
ready to perform at your best in the ring.
TODAY’S WORKOUT
Follow the source in order. Tap any demonstration when you reach its drill.
The wording and sequence below come directly from Competitive Workout Plan. Spelling and phrasing are preserved so the PDF remains authoritative.
Inspect source- 01
SOURCE SECTION
DAY 35
- 02
RECOVERY
REST
DON’T
FORGET
THESE!
- 03
RECOVERY
RESTART
PROGRAM
WITH BETTER
TECHNIQUE!
- 04
DAILY CHECKLIST
DAILy to do:
7-8 hours of sleep
positive attitude
14 hour fast (water only)
cardio
workout
3 high protein meals
1 gallon of water
DAILy STRETCH:
fordward fold
trunk twist
assisted lunge
Child's pose
SUPER IMPORTANT!
FINISH THE LOOP
Keep one useful cue, then mark the day complete.
Complete the written recovery routine and confirm readiness for the next week.