Yoga for muscle fatigue , cardio for overhaull resistance.
Hey guys
I'm looking for ways to gain more natural muscles that also reduce the fatigueness in your muscles. I purposely got fat before and transformed a bit of it into muscles in the natural way(no protein shakes or diets or w/e. straight push ups and stuff(got fat by eating alot more than before)). I'm now looking for natural ways to make me last longer in fights. I can hold out longer than most people, but most people is not enough. The way I am training it right now is making slow progress. I'm 17, 1.78m, 73 kilograms
What I mean with natural: No weights, no shakes or special food or w/e, no machines, just me and my body.
I do around one hour of ropeskipping and hard running every 2 days, and I also do boxing every 2 days to keep my condition up
no trolls please.
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For the ones who care:
I'm preparing for my return in judo around september. I'm going to poland right away to finish where I stopped. gotta keep my condition up
hooah
Yoga for muscle fatigue , cardio for overhaull resistance.
Music historian here to please and displease,learning to teach all you peeps,so stop by the music part of the forum,and ask the question to your needs.
What are you eating?
If you want to last longer when in a fight, you need to build pain tolerance on top of muscle. Start punching shit and get a sparring partner. Let them punch you in the stomach while flexing for an hour or so, then the chest. Do that every day and eventually you won't even notice getting punched.
This is the dumbest shit I have ever read. How can you expect to build muscle fast when all you do is workout with your own body weight everyday?
Sit ups, running every second day, jump rope, swimming, and also burn more calories than you consume.
Music historian here to please and displease,learning to teach all you peeps,so stop by the music part of the forum,and ask the question to your needs.
Creatine, Amino acid supplement/complex and a consistent workout schedule works for me.(mainly free weights)
Last edited by Ethereal; 06-14-2013 at 12:11 PM.
I'm actually doing that in boks constantly. I really have no problems with getting punched, since I got so used to it, and since I trained for it. I do that thing with the weight being thrown at your stomach while you do sit-ups everyday, and we often have condition training, so your partner has to hit you in your stomach for a looong time and so on.
But still, after throwing hard and fast punches for about 3 minutes(like real hard, going 100% without stopping), my arm muscles start going fatigue.
I want to expand this.
Twin Cities (06-14-2013)
Music historian here to please and displease,learning to teach all you peeps,so stop by the music part of the forum,and ask the question to your needs.
No special food/consuments
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I don't do weights, unless you ment that I should lose weight.
If I'm running every two days for an hour straight, and then skip ropes for an hour straight, why the hell should I jump on a treadmill?
Could you explain me the yoga thing though? It sounds pretty interesting
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Sigh.
I purposely got fat before and transformed a bit of it into muscles in the natural way(no protein shakes or diets or w/e. straight push ups and stuff(got fat by eating alot more than before)). I'm now looking for natural ways to make me last longer in fights.