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I think that's the theory behind the sledgehammer training -- it forces you to develop proper hip rotation and build explosive power in your legs (as well as your upper body).
“Anyone can give up, it's the easiest thing in the world to do. But to hold it together when everyone else would understand if you fell apart, that's true strength.”
Originally posted by Tom Yum
Ghost, you are like rogue from x-men but with a willy.
*drools*
very few people can recover from squats 3 times a week effective AND do other training unless they are beginners and still getting beginner gains, once or twice is enough.
very few people can recover from squats 3 times a week effective AND do other training unless they are beginners and still getting beginner gains, once or twice is enough.
20 reppers for martial arts.
And Ghost's 20 reppers aren't done with a weight that you do 20 reps with, try 8-10....
I will agree. The mid-week workout should be just 2 sets of 12 with maybe 80% of your max. Of course you do a set of Leg Curls, and calf raises, etc.
eg squats: 2 x 10, 5 x 3-5, 1 x 20 to finish. Insert leg curls so you can regain your wind. Total time for leg workout < 15 minutes
I think you misunderstand what I mean.
He takes a weight that he can only do 8-10 reps with. Pauses in the up position with that weight after doing 8-10 reps, tired etc.....then keeps doing more reps until he's reached 20.
Forcing his legs to do alot more work than they are used to.
He takes a weight that he can only do 8-10 reps with. Pauses in the up position with that weight after doing 8-10 reps, tired etc.....then keeps doing more reps until he's reached 20.
and final modification of this method - pause after every single rep!
1-2 sec.
Push off with the feet, whip your hips into the direction of the punch and snap it with the lats and triceps. About 2/3 of your power comes from leg, hip action.
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Push off with the feet, whip your hips into the direction of the punch and snap it with the lats and triceps. About 2/3 of your power comes from leg, hip action.
Tips to get a stronger punch
* Take a push-up position and thrust yourself up. Now, clap you hands and return to the start. Repeat. This handclap push-up will help you to build strength of your hands and improve your hand speed. Start by doing at least three sets of 10 repetitions and then slowly increase.
* In order to improve your arm strength, you can also try training with a bungee cord. Drape the bungee cord around your shoulders. Now, holding each handle of the cord, fling a variety of punches. Do this drill for 10 minutes everyday.
That is an ab training guide. There is one excersize listed there called Full-Contact Twists (Punch like a mule). As their alternate title for it suggests, it should help your punching power.
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