Balance

The exercises in the Bridge Series dynamically and ballistically improve core strength and increase hip flexibility. The exercises combine isometrics with ballistic movements. Combining these methods is a great way to stimulate your nervous system and safely improve strength. Doing these exercises four to five times a week will dramatically improve your core strength and increase hip flexibility.

While previous WOWs have focused on punching power, this one takes on a more difficult task, training up KO power. Punching power, and KO power, comes from rotational speed. Training the spine, core, hips, feet, shoulder flexibility and hamstrings will increase rotational power, explosive ability, and explosive strength. So guys let's finish fights...don't trust the judges. You saw what happened to BJ and Shogun!

In Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, your core is vital to your attack. Your hips influence these aspects, but in Jiu-Jitsu the mind starts the attack, your core (stomach, lower, back spine, and hip abductors) carries it out and your base (your feet) stabilize it. All movement comes from the feet–this is no different in Jiu-Jitsu. To up your offense you need very nimble feet, a powerful core, and explosive movements. It's not only enough to time the attack correctly–for when you find timing, you must also attack and take full advantage of the opportunity. It is nothing to have proper timing if the body is not prepared to execute.