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  • #66568
    tchort64
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    Re: Workouts & Krav

    I was in class last thursday and was pretty annoyed w/ a woman in class who was screaming every time she threw a kick or a punch . I was working on my combos for a test and was trying to listen to my instructors advice . I felt like telling her to shut up . It is part of training not to be distracted but when u are trying to learn combos it is impeding on my time to learn after I learn she can scream all she wants but shut up during instructions please . Do you guys think I should feel this way .:dunno:

    #66437
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: Classic forum quotes from members.

    quote CJs Dad:

    *reminder* these are supposed to be quotes pulled from members posts 🙂

    Pardon my oversite then np . I am a member and I am posting . Here’s another one : Quote me if I’m wrong . – tchort64 Only funning w/ya CJ’s Dad. No disrespect intended .:wav:

    #66432
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: Classic forum quotes from members.

    Diplomacy is the art of letting someone else have your way – tchort64:OhMy:

    #66376
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: New Guy w/ Question After 1st Class

    I also went to my 2nd class and today we practiced wrist drills and other great combos and some muay thai kicks and knees . Great stuff and less pain tonite afterwards before class had dinner 2hrs before Chicken breast , broccolli and squash baked potato also some walnuts and almonds w/water to drink (always w/all my meals except coffee w/ breakfast) a multivitamin , and glucosamine . The class went by quick tonite .

    #66334
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: Workouts & Krav

    quote unstpabl1:

    I got you by a few pounds and am shorter.:OhMy: Part of my problem is I was the skinney kid. In fact I was called almost petite by a effemenate gay critic one time.rofl2 .Anyway I had a lot of good guidance on this stuff and like to help.

    The Heavy bag will help the goal. But it sounds like your doing Bodybuilding type isolation type exercises. As we talked about earlier this may not be the best focus and may even hinder. There is a big difference between a fighters body and a BB’ers though both can be ripped. I think Garddawg posted on this thread, his advice might be worth revisiting

    It sounds like your making krav your focus, so search this thread and old posts to figure out your path

    Good Luck.

    I plan on getting an elliptical machine for more tone overall also gonna try tabata 4min of pain to gain . Thanks again for sound advice . Off to class tonite 8pm eastern .

    #66330
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: Krav and JiuJitsu?

    Damn that looks like a great flick .

    #66329
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: Workouts & Krav

    quote unstpabl1:

    Cool. totally understand. A friend and instructor lost a student during a very lite bjj session a few weeks back. 24 y/o. Hot day. Said he had to go to the bathroom. They realized he hadn’t come back and found him down. Didn’t respond to CPR. Think he had a unknown heart problem.

    So take your time and err on the side of caution… I do… My thought was that doing the event,,,improves the event… and depending on how your using the weights might not be taking you the direction your trying to go

    See even in this post your saying your weakness is your cardio( i get winded walking to the bathroomthumbsup) and flexibility. You define your weakness but your supplimental training focus is on strength training. I’m pointing it out to help.

    Power Yoga or my favorite new thing,YRG or Yoga For Regular Guys would be a more focused periodization phase for what your trying to accomplish by your own posts here. As it works both flexibility and expanding lung capacity, as do more traditional methods like running or cardio machines, jump ropes, walking and stretching programs or even walking as active rest days. But YRG aids in the recovery and resilency stage of toughness training.

    Hope you see where I’m going with this. If you don’t just cross me off as another internet yahoo with dumb advice;):Good luck with your training

    Thanks and np . I always take advice especially from informed and educated people like yourself . I am 6 ft 240 and a bit of a pork chop . My goal is to get down to 220-225lbs just need to lose the gut no fat anywhere else on me . I don’t have bullet holes in my ass lol . Just a classic barstool build . I have boxing and kung fu experience as well but I will put any krav w 6months training against any other art np . It kicks my ass and I also bounce on the weekends . I do bench , curls and heavy bag . 3days a wk and krav 2x wk although it took me almost a week to recover from my first work out in class mostly my thighs and the holiday stopped me from getting in my 2nd day last week.

    #66325
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: ESPN Story On Real Fight Clubs

    That is geek idiocy at its best . None of those turds can fight .:chair:

    #66324
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: Workouts & Krav

    quote unstpabl1:

    This isn’t a comment but more a question to ponder. I’m pondering it myself. Wouldn’t your cardio improv if you took more krav? Meaning if cardio is the weak link wouldn’t bringing that up to speed by working the event more and letting the weights go for a bit till your happy being the Energizer Bunny:dunno:

    Yes it would but I am only going to my 2nd class tomorrow and strength training will be secondary when my cardio and flexability improves . Planning on 2x week and then more when my lung capacity is better . My blood pressure was 150 over 104 so i have to ease into it . I don’t want to have a stroke or heart attack .

    #66322
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: Workouts & Krav

    quote DS314:

    I’ve been attending Krav classes 3 days a week. I started taking Krav on 3/31/08. I have to admit since I starting taking Krav, I’m pretty sore all the time, alot of aches and pain. I think I’m sore because of Krav and Bas Rutten, not from the Gym. Krav and Bas have me moving in ways I normally do not move. I will be 44 in July. Before Krav I basically jogged about 5 miles per day and went to the gym 3 days a week so I was in fairly good shape when I started Krav. Are any of you, especially those of you who around my age or order sore all the time also?

    Here is my current workout regimen.
    Krav – 3 times a week
    Bas Rutten MMA Workouts – At least 3 times per Week. Usually after Krav.
    Local Gym 3 – Times Per week
    Workout at the Gym
    120 push-ups
    60 dips
    50 chin-up/pull ups
    4 sets of rows
    4 sets of reverse curls
    3 sets of leg presses
    3 sets of shoulder shrugs
    3 sets of shoulder lifts
    2 sets of detoild side lifts

    DS314

    Holy Crap :OhMy: That’s amazing I would drop dead if I exerted that much energy . I will be 44 in July too and am struggling with Krav 2 x a wk on top of weight training . Planning on going more when my cardio improves .

    #66320
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: Starting KM training next week, any tips?

    Hello Maestro , I am going to my 2nd class tomorrow and let me tell you it is a heart pounding workout just the warm ups never mind the drills . Good Luck and stick with it .

    #66319
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: How to train without losing muscle mass

    You guys are all very helpful and I enjoy reading your well informed opinions . Thanks

    #66318
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: Classic forum quotes from members.

    If at first you don’t succeed , you’re about average – tchort64

    #66294
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: Classic forum quotes from members.

    The shortest distance between 2 points is usually under repair . – Tchort64:Deadhorse:

    #66293
    tchort64
    Member

    Re: New Guy w/ Question After 1st Class

    Thanks Mara Jade I consider it a privalege to be hear .

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