Free guide · Mayhem Athlete 1:1
Build Muscular Endurance That Holds Up Under Fatigue
Learn how to identify your muscular endurance limitations, train them with purpose, and turn your weaknesses into strengths that show up on the competition floor.
Inside the guide
Stop testing your weaknesses, start training them.
This guide shares that more metcons aren't always the answer. Improving muscular endurance requires a progression that builds capacity first, then teaches you to use it under fatigue.
01
Isolate
Build quality reps and increase capacity in the movements holding you back.
02
Integrate
Learn to maintain that capacity as fatigue is introduced.
03
Perform
Put it together in competition-style workouts that test your progress.
You'll also get: Beginner and advanced handstand push-up progressions, sample workouts, programming principles, and guidance on when and how to retest.
The guide
What's inside the guide
- Three steps, in this orderWhy isolated, integrated, then performance has to run in that sequence.
- The five systems you're actually trainingMitochondria, capillaries, buffering, recruitment and fuel, with sessions for each.
- The three-tier frameworkWhat each tier builds and when in your season to use it.
- How to progress week to weekOverload, tempo, cycle design, and the retest that proves it worked.
- Interference vs. redundancyThe most common programming error in performance pieces, written out on paper.
- Beginner and advanced progressionsStrict handstand push-ups, built week by week. The same shape works for any movement.
- Where the work goes in your weekAnd the one pairing you should never program on the same day.
- Five ways a block goes wrongSo you catch them before they cost you a training cycle.
Mayhem Athlete 1:1 Coaching
Know your weaknesses and have a plan to fix them.
Understanding how to build muscular endurance is one thing. Knowing exactly what you need to work on, how to fit it into your training, and when to progress is another.
Mayhem Athlete 1:1 Coaching takes the guesswork out of your training with individualized programming, nutrition, mindset, and recovery coaching built around your goals.
Your goals. Your limitations. Your plan.
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Before you download
Is the guide really free?
Yes. Enter your name and email and the PDF goes straight to your inbox. No card, no trial.
Who is it for?
Competitive athletes who keep losing reps to the same movements, whether you're preparing for your first Open or chasing Quarterfinals. You don't need to be a Games athlete to use it.
Is this a training program?
It's a framework plus two sample progressions written week by week. If you want a plan written around your own limiters and calendar, that's what 1:1 Coaching does.
What happens after I sign up?
The guide lands in your inbox within a few minutes. You'll also get occasional training emails from Mayhem, and you can unsubscribe anytime.
Your Weaknesses Won't Fix Themselves.
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