THIGHMASTERS!? how helpful are they for grappling?

Thread: THIGHMASTERS!? how helpful are they for grappling?

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  1. FUCKBOBBYDANNY said:

    THIGHMASTERS!? how helpful are they for grappling?

    I've seen pics of Cade Nelson at the Dud ranch w/ a thighmaster and wonder how helpful they can be for ur jits ? ..especially if u have been doing leg weight exercises previously ...do thighmasters work ur hip-flexors as well?
     
  2. ScottRay said:
    It's not a hip flexor exercise. It's a groin and hamstring exercise. Yes it is great stuff, wonderful sports specific workout for jujitsu.
     
  3. ScottRay said:
    Cade is an amazing grappler and a really cool dude. It always a pleasure to see him and train with him.
     
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    DanConway said:
    Lol weve been talking about these for a few weeks at 10pchi. Gus Calderone was looking for one and looking them up, he said they were about 100$ on ebay... but they have generic ones for sale around much cheaper
     
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    Tom Carbone said:
    I just went to walmart and got a bouncy ball for $3. Works even better because you can apply more pressure. You can also use it for hamstring crushes.
    Last edited by Tom Carbone; 12-15-2013 at 08:21 AM.
     
  6. ScottRay said:
    Yeah they original thighmasters are old and rare. A generic abduction machine will do the same thing... You can squeeze a soft yoga ball or something for cheap...
     
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    Tom Carbone said:
    If you cant find the machine in your gym, just look for five guys huddled together offering some woman a spot
    machine-inner-thigh-exercise.jpg
     
  8. Andrew Sarasin said:
    Quote Originally Posted by ScottRay View Post
    Yeah they original thighmasters are old and rare. A generic abduction machine will do the same thing... You can squeeze a soft yoga ball or something for cheap...
    abductor are actually your butt muscles (gluteus medius and minimus) and adductors are your inner thigh muscles (adductor brevus, longus, magnus, gracilus, ect). but i get what u mean.
     
  9. Andrew Sarasin said:
    but you should never avoid working the antagonist muscles (opposite muscles). if not you will creat muscle imbalances and could have back or sciatic problems for examples.
     
  10. ScottRay said:
    Quote Originally Posted by sarasin21 View Post
    abductor are actually your butt muscles (gluteus medius and minimus) and adductors are your inner thigh muscles (adductor brevus, longus, magnus, gracilus, ect). but i get what u mean.
    Eek, I always get those backwards... I do the same with Guantanamo and Alcatraz... I never know which is which ...