How to Get the Body of a Fighter

Who has the best body in the world? Is it the swimmer with their broad lats, wide shoulders and low bodyfat? Is it the gymnast with their incredible upper body strength? Or is it the cover model, with their toned abs and large arms?

That answer may be up for debate, but in many ways it is easy to suggest that it is the fighter who has the best body. That’s because this is ultimately what the body is for: for helping us to track prey, to fight with competitors and to move heavy objects.

As men, our attractiveness is based on our ability to protect our partners and provide for our families.

And thus, if you have the appearance of a real warrior, you will look lean, powerful and attractive to women. Not only that, but you will command respect among your peers and have a greater presence and authority in a range of settings.

The question then is: how do you get such a body? And what does the body of a fighter even look like?

The Body of a Fighter

When we say ‘body of a fighter’, we are not really referring to boxers. Boxers tend to have a higher bodyfat percentage and more rounded look. Rather, we are talking about martial artists who tend to look highly honed and lean. These are fast and powerful fighters that look healthy and mean.

They also tend to have certain features that are more dominant than others. As well as low body fat, they tend to have large triceps, pecs like armor plating and ripped mid-sections.

How to Develop Speed and Power

The most important principle to keep in mind when looking to transform the body is ‘SAID’. This stands for ‘Specific Adaptations to Imposed Demands’.

In other words, the challenges you face the body with will trigger changes that make it better able to cope with those same challenges in future.

Thus, one of the best ways to get a fighters’ body is to hit a punch bag. This is a great way to develop hand-eye coordination, to build muscle in the shoulders, pecs, abs and triceps and to burn fat through ‘concurrent training’ (cardio with added resistance).

To get started, find some combinations and throw these repeatedly until you are too tired to continue. Remember to use your hips and legs to drive the punches forward.

Combine this with lifting heavy weights using compound movements. This will train the entire body in unison while demanding maximum muscle fiber recruitment and coordination from the body.

Diet

On top of the correct training, it is also crucial for a fighter to eat the right diet. This should be a diet that is high in protein to support muscle synthesis, as well as complex carbohydrates and fats to provide a steady supply of energy for training. As is always the case, simple carbohydrates such as cake and chocolate should be left out – as these provide no benefit for the body while encouraging weight gain!

Fighter From a Warrior

“A fine line separates a FIGHTER from a WARRIOR. One is motivated by reason, the other by purpose. One fights to live, while the other lives to fight.” Hopefully, the quote above inspired you and made you realize that this article that you’re reading now is unlike any other. It was written with internet marketers in mind because most of them face certain issues that are very unique. While most self-help books will congratulate you on taking action and buying these article, that’s not going to happen here. All too often, a quote by Lao Tzu is tossed around just to make people feel good. “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”People read this quote and feel very happy when they take the first step. Every New Year’s Day, millions of people decide to lose weight and get fit. Their ‘single step’ involves them paying money and signing up for a gym membership. This explains why most gyms make most of their money in December and January. The gyms are packed in January with people taking their single step. By March, these same gyms have become ghost towns.

 


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