21 DAYS NATURAL CONDITIONING

Day 1 - Deworm with Thunderbird Strongard (1 tablet/stag)
Day 2 - Delouse with Thunderbird Pusham
Day 3 - Inject Thunderbird Bexan XP (0.5cc)
Day 4 to 6 - 15 min. Scratch (4am)/ catch cock, kahig, salida/Flypen (9am-3pm)
Day 5 - Thunderbird Ganador Max (1 tablet/stag)
Day 7- Sparring (3pm)
Day 8 - Delouse with Thunderbird Pusham
Day 9 - Inject Thunderbird Bexan XP (0.5cc)
Day 10 to 13 - 15 min. Scratch (4am)/ catch cock, kahig, salida/ Flypen (9am-3pm)
Day 12 - Thunderbird Ganador Max (1 tablet/stag)
Day 14 - Sparring (4am)
Day 15 - Delouse with Thunderbird Pusham
Day 16 - Thunderbird Ganador Max (1 tablet/stag)
Day 16 to17 - Palakad (4am); Kahig, Salida
Day 18 - Sparring (4am); inject Bexan XP (4am)
Day 19 to 20 - Keeping: Carboloading
Day 21 - Day of fight

SCHEDULE :

6 : 00 a.m. : All fighting stags are on their respective tee-pees. We do the “catch cock” training at the tee-pee by using our self-made catch cock material (you may used asil rooster as alternative catch cock because they can withstand the pain despite repetitive hits.)

7: 00 a.m. : Feed fighting stag using a balance diet of 50% conditioning pellets (Thunderbird Platinum) and 50% grains with some additional vitamins and iron.

10:00 a.m. : Transfer the fighting stags to flying pens. This will help them build strength and power in their wings.

2:00 p.m. : From flying pens, transfer them again to grass pens. We sometimes put pullets along with them inside the grass pens to make them more mature. Grass pen will make them relax.

4:00 p.m. : From grass pens we put them back to tee-pees and resume catch-cock routine.

5:00 p.m. : Feeding time

9:00 p.m. : We bring them one by one to the spar pit (rueda) for light & sound familiarization. By using a teaser rooster, we train them to be alert all the time. After a light workout by walking around the pit, do a “ kahig “ or do a “ salida “ and allow them two buckles while holding on to their tails. After this, wash their feet and faces and place them again at their teepees for them to have enough rest and be ready for the next morning work-out.