Matt Furey

[zen_celt]

Has anybody bought/tried Matt Furey's conditioning or wrestling products? If so, what's your opinion?
-ZC

[rubthebuddha]

none of his personal products, but he links to lifeline (http://www.lifeline-usa.com) for his cables. after waiting three months for mine to come (supposedly the handle supplier was screwing lifeline over ...), i like 'em -- lotsa. i got the TNT cables and with just the standard level of resistance, i found they work quite well. i'm still figuring out ways to make them more versatile. my only concern with them is indeed the handles -- they seem like they'll be the weak point of the cables and i'm not confident that they won't break over time. otherwise, i like the things, and i'm happy i don't have to carry my dumbbells anymore when i travel.

[Lung Hu Pai]

His stuff is way overpriced for stuff you could for find for free on the internet. Here's a better site:

www.trainforstrength.com

Scrapper has a bunch of free workouts on his site also.

[Ford Prefect]

Lung is correct. I prefer Scrappers stuff as well. To be honest though, Combat Conditioning and Combat Abs weren't bad books. Furey is pretty much a snake oil salesman as far as everything else goes.

[Cheese Dog]

Scrapper's stuff is great. His sandbag workout in particular really kicks my @ss!!

[Becca]

here's a piece I found on another thread that talks about Furey's
combat conditioning (http://www.t-mag.com/articles/153combat.html).

[FatherDog]

The fitness stuff Furey's selling isn't bad quality, but it is almost universally available for free elsewhere, and he charges a mint for it.

The technique stuff... well, he has a string of articles where he claimed to be learning techniques from the ghost of Farmer Burns. I'd take anything he says about technique with a salt lick.