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AIK – Fundamentals of Battling Ropes

10/26/2013

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In Episode 9 of Inside the Performer’s Mind with Tarek Michael-Chouja and Jay Hedley, he reflects on achievement, family and what gets missed in the pursuit of the next fight.

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“The mind is a very fragile place.” 🥊

Michael Conlan on the period after his first professional loss, in this clip from Episode 9 of Inside the Performer’s Mind with Tarek Michael-Chouja and Jay Hedley.

Michael and Jay started working together after that fight. His confidence, he says, was at an all-time low and he was clouded with negativity. The rebuild wasn’t new information. It was questions that pointed him back to work he’d already done.

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For coaches: after a setback, is the first move to add something, or to help the athlete reconnect with what they have?

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“I haven’t been active today.” Does that mean you

“I haven’t been active today.”

Does that mean you haven’t moved, or that you haven’t worked out?

Daily active living was central to our conversation with Paul Batman. Walking for transport, gardening, household tasks and activities with family all bring movement into the day. Looking only at gym attendance leaves much of that activity out of the conversation.

Paul also reflected on changing his approach to intensity after a heart attack. His quote in the artwork describes his experience; it isn’t evidence that excessive exercise and sedentary living have identical health effects.

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A client might enjoy walking yet dismiss it because it wasn’t hard enough. They might understand the need for a lighter session but feel guilty about doing less. Ask what they think they’re losing when they ease off.

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What changes when you change the grip?

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Watch how the movement changes alongside the grasp. Do the elbows flare? Does the person introduce more rotation through the lower back? Can they maintain the hold as they work through the variation?

Those observations can help you select a challenge that suits the person. Try one change at a time so you can compare positions and hear where they feel the difference.

What do you look for before introducing another grip variation?

Watch the full demonstration, including the seated alternative, via the link in bio.

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