Online worldwide · Calgary, SW Alberta
Science-backed strength & conditioning.
For hobbyist, amateur, and professional combat sports athletes.
— BJJ, MMA, Wrestling, Muay Thai, Boxing + more.
A complete program built around your sport, your schedule, and your real life
In just 2–4 hours a week.
STOP GASSING OUT.
START DOMINATING YOUR ROUNDS.
Trusted by athletes in 10+ countries · Including a PFL World Champion + IBJJF Euro + World Champions
NSCA CSCS certified
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BJJ brown belt
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Combat sports specialist 🥋
NSCA CSCS certified 💪🏼 BJJ brown belt 🟫 Combat sports specialist 🥋
soUND FAMILIAR?
Generic gym programs are killing your game.
You’re putting in the work. Lifting four days a week on top of three or four technical sessions.
But you’re still gassing in round two, chronically beat up, and no closer to competing —
because nobody built your program for you.
Which one of these sounds like you? 👇🏻
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Cardio built on a treadmill doesn’t replicate the explosive, intermittent demands of a 5-minute grappling round, or MMA fight. Your conditioning isn’t the problem. Your training method is.
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Stacking a 4-day lifting program on top of 3–4 mat sessions destroys recovery.
Volume and intensity need to be managed together, or you’re just accumulating damage. -
Professional fighters have coaches who time every training decision around fight night. You deadlifted heavy two days before your last tournament. That’s not a you problem — it’s a missing-coach problem.
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Your BJJ coach says roll more. YouTube says lift heavy five days a week. Reddit says something completely different. There’s no single trusted, sport-specific framework — until now.
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Combat sports demand grip endurance, neck strength, and rotational power that standard gym programs completely ignore. Most hobbyists don’t discover these gaps until they’re injured or dominated in an exchange.
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Your VO2 max might be great. But sport-specific conditioning requires training the right energy systems in the right sequence. Generic HIIT doesn’t cut it.
The Combathlete 5-3 Fight Method
A complete human weapon.
Built in 2–4 hours a week.
No cookie-cutter programs. No guesswork. Just a science-backed plan built specifically around your sport, your schedule, and the gaps that are actually holding you back.
STEP 1
1. Sport-specific strength foundation
Build the grip endurance, neck strength, and rotational power your sport actually demands — not just muscles that look impressive but do nothing on the mat, or in the ring/cage.
STEP 2
2. Energy system development for your sport
Train the alactic, lactic, and aerobic systems in the right ratios for your discipline’s actual demands.
So your conditioning shows up in round four — not just in the gym.
STEP 3
3. Periodised around your competition calendar
Peak for tournaments. Manage volume around heavy mat weeks.
Never walk into a fight with sore legs again.
Your programming will be timed around your life — not a generic template.
STEP 4
4. Injury resilience built in from day one
Mobility, prehab, and recovery work aren’t extras you bolt on when something hurts.
They’re in the program from the start, before your hip flexor forces the issue.
STEP 5
5. Ongoing check-ins and real-time adjustments
Your body changes. Your schedule changes. Your competition calendar changes.
Your program changes with it. This isn’t set-and-forget. It’s genuine coaching and athletic development.
Your coach
I built Combathlete because combat sports athletes — especially hobbyists and amateurs with jobs, families, and limited time — deserve real, science-backed S&C programming. Not generic templates. Not bodybuilding splits. Not whatever Reddit said this week.
I spent years working with fighters at every level, grinding through the CSCS certification, broke and between jobs, living in a van in the UK, eventually migrating to Calgary to figure out how to make this work.
That journey taught me more about getting results under real-world constraints than any textbook.
In just 15 months of building Combathlete, athletes I coach have won world titles — including Liz Carmouche’s PFL Featherweight World Championship. Because science-backed, sport-specific programming works.
Now I work with a small roster of athletes online, worldwide, and locally in southwest Calgary — from blue belt hobbyists to professional champions. The programming and coaching is the same quality across the board.
NSCA CSCS certified
BJJ brown belt (active competitor)
Coached full season and won the PFL World Championship (Liz Carmouche, 2025)
Coached athletes in 10+ countries
Travelled to 34 countries
Fun Facts:
Had 40–50 jobs before coaching stuck
Lived in both a van and a car 🤠
Snowboarding, motorbikes & grappling
I’ve been where you are.
I know exactly what’s missing.
Coach Harry | NSCA CSCS · BJJ Brown Belt · Founder, Combathlete
Athletes who stopped guessing — and started winning.
Is this for you?
I work with a small number of athletes.
Here’s who gets the most out of Combathlete.
You’re a good fit if:
You train BJJ, MMA, Wrestling, Boxing, Muay Thai, or another combat sport
You have at least 6 months of gym lifting experience
You have a full-time job and limited training time (2–4 hours/week for S&C)
You’re coachable, communicate well, and are serious about improving
You want results — not just a workout to feel busy
This isn’t the right fit if:
You’re looking for the cheapest option available
You’re not willing to do the work between check-ins
You want a generic program you could have downloaded for free