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I tried Daegestan routine (inspired by Khabib)

I tried Daegestan routine (inspired by Khabib)

I've always been curious what mornings actually look like for fighters like Khabib Nurmagomedov

I found a few interviews and articles where he broke down his daily habits, so I tried to replicate his crazy routine for a week, it was a tuff but I made it

Wake up at 4:45 AM: Khabib has talked about waking up before sunrise his whole life, something his father drilled into him from childhood in Dagestan. The night before, I went to bed at 8 PM and set two alarms. Tbh it wasn't so bad, I was basically on a different time zone lol

Fajr prayer/mindset reset: This is something extremely important to him, but I’m not Muslim or Christian, so I didn’t pray or anything. I stayed there in silence for 20 minutes, meditating and thinking. I don’t think I had ever done that before, you know, with work and university, I had never taken 20 minutes alone at sunrise just to think, you need to try this guys

Sambo conditioning circuit (60 min): The foundation of everything he does is pure physical conditioning.
I followed this Russian MMA conditioning workout inspired by his training Combat Sambo exercises you can do alone and I was completely gassed after 25 minutes lol. On a couple of days my brother joined me so we could also drill some of the partner based takedown entries, which honestly made it even harder. The video is brutal even just to watch

ICED shower: If you grow up in the mountains of Dagestan, the only shower you can take is an ice cold one. I took a 5 minutes one right after training, and trust me, you are NOT ready for the first 30 seconds. After a while you get used to it, but it still feels absolutely shocking guys

Check everything: I'd been using Daimon throughout the week to keeps track of everything, workouts, diet, sleep. It was messaging me 5 minutes before each session, reminding me what to eat, when to go to bed and it motivates you too hahaha, if I wasn’t training after 10 minutes, he would start yelling at me.

Khabib's diet: Traditional Dagestani food is heavy protein, fermented dairy and nothing processed. I found this: Dr Workout StaffKhabib Nurmagomedov Diet Plan & Supplements
and tried to replicate it with lamb mince, eggs, kefir and buckwheat.
On YT there are tons of athletes and youtubers recreating Khabib’s diet, so I took inspiration from them and from some articles online
BeardMeatsFoodKHABIB NURMAGOMEDOV'S UFC DAILY DIET CHALLENGE...TWICE | Bea…

Afternoon second session: He trains twice a day, but when I set my alarm for the afternoon session the third day, I got up from the couch, looked at my shoes, and went back to sit down. My legs were still wrecked from the morning and the idea of doing another 60 minutes of conditioning felt genuinely insane. I tried the day next but I lasted about 12 minutes before my lower back just gave out. Never attempted it again

I made it through the week but I won't lie, by day 7 I was completely done. The double session was a total failure, I never managed to pull it off properly, my body just wasn't built for that volume yet.

Would I do it again? Maybe. But I'd start with just the morning session and actually build up before attempting twice a day, my lower back is still not happy with me

u/Emotional_Fold6396 — 5 days ago

I run a 4 star business hotel near Bergamo airport. We have approx 70 employees and we are always fully booked (146 rooms in total, avg monthly occupancy close to 90%). As the market competition surges and technology advances, as a business owner I am trying to do my best to keep up with the pace of it, and since I have been appointed general manager I kept doubling down on innovation and cost saving initiatives. I introduced automated check-in systems, digital room access and AI-powered pricing/revenue management tools and other stuff (happy to discuss in detail if anybody is interested)

One of our biggest bottlenecks (as every major hotel, but specifically business hotels) is handling customer requests. This is a very broad and distributed problem among my organization. Some examples: airport shuttle requests, late check-ins, invoice requests, restaurant reservations, room service questions, conference room availability, parking information and generic guest assistance during peak hours.

I need a customer support agent that can replace my team when they cannot handle too many requests. We are a high-end hotel so we care about having a 1:1 relationship with our customers, so of course whenever possible my employees will handle such requests. But I need a parachute for when they are not available.

Any suggestion? Any input is highly appreciated!

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