I sprint 60 yards and walk 60 until I can't run anymore. It supposedly helps your explosiveness.
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Originally posted by baya View Post5 miler's on tues, wed and friday. start off at 7:30 miles and increase to a 6:30 over at least the last mile to 3/4 mile.
mon a quick 3 miler, keep that under 20 minutes.
sunday is your long run day, no less than an 8 miler with the most important thing being that you finish harder than when you started. if you're not at the brink / or you're not yacking then you need to push yourself harder.
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If I could pick one workout that I can do for the rest of my life it would be sprinting. It increases HGH by 530%!!! That being said, I don't recommend sprinting with ankle weights, unless you want to blow your knees out. If you have access to a prowler and harness vest that's the safest way to sprint with weights, or you can buy a parachute.
Regular sprints are just fine too. 10 x 400m repeats with 1 minute rest intervals twice a week with 5 mile runs 5 days a week would condition your body for 12 rounds.
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Originally posted by L3TH4L View PostIf I could pick one workout that I can do for the rest of my life it would be sprinting. It increases HGH by 530%!!! That being said, I don't recommend sprinting with ankle weights, unless you want to blow your knees out. If you have access to a prowler and harness vest that's the safest way to sprint with weights, or you can buy a parachute.
Regular sprints are just fine too. 10 x 400m repeats with 1 minute rest intervals twice a week with 5 mile runs 5 days a week would condition your body for 12 rounds.
That's an excellent workout. All the better if your rep average is sub 75 secs.
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Of course you need the gas to go the full fight, but lots of people neglect the "burst" that you want to have in your arsenal too. I have experimented with using one of these with sprints (not the real intended use, but worth the experiment none the less), and it does seem to help a little. It might just be in my head though, so it's hard to tell.
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I've found that long distance running helps my recovery between rounds. Sprints help my performance during rounds. Sprints allow you to throw more punches at a time and do more inside the ring in an immediate situation. Long distance running keeps you from gassing out over the three rounds, but you'll still be **** tired throwing combinations without sprints.
I personally like doing 3-5 miles one day; and 1 mile and 10x100m sprints, weights, and high intensity exercises the other - alternating between the two each day.
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