Author Topic: Martial - Exercise - Nutrition  (Read 8741 times)

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Welcome to the MEN thread. Here we will be discussing the methods for getting ripped and grabbing sweaty muscled men in every way imaginable.

6:00 PM - Wushu: running, kicking, and breaking holds.

7:00 PM - Modern Arnis: simple weapon combos and free hand hold breaking.

8:00 PM - Martial Conditioning: The warm-up consisted of running up four flights of stairs, running down four flights of stairs, running up the stairs on one leg, back down, then up with the other leg, then down and up regularly and step skipping four more times. Then, 100 crunches of different varieties in sets of 50. After that, I I picked up the 200 pound instructor on my shoulders and did calf raises and squats. Following, we did in place blitz running, pushups, and exploding jumps. We finished off with group wave pushups and more blitzing.

9:00 PM - Wrestling: Stances, movement, and takedowns.

10:00 PM - 11:15 PM - Muay Thai: Ten minutes of jump rope then stretching. We learned basic footing and punch combos, practicing them in drills with a partner; mine was a fine black man named Carl.

At like noon I did 35 minutes of hard cardio on a stationary bike in the gym.

Discuss martial arts and exercising.

Good workout plans:


If you guys want to lose weight and get good cardio FAST(also good leg workout and even your arms will feel it this is such a crazy work-out) I will tell you the system I just setup one day that works great. This works best with a treadmill just because of the nature of it, but you can do it running around. Okay start off with a walk until you notice your heart pumping a bit, then go to a slow jog, continue the jog until cannot sing but can talk. Then sprint as hard as you can as fast as you can for as long as you can until you feel like you are going to die, then drop back down to a very slow jog until you can talk again and aren't panting like mad, once that has happened sprint as long as hard as you can again until you cannot any longer, then drop back down to a jog, when you can talk again and aren't panting do one more intense sprint and then drop down to a jog again and then after you calm down go to a walk until your temp is down and you feel relaxed. In pretty much any exercise the key is to do as much as you can, take a break, then repeat.

For muscles here is an exercise that requires no weights but a pullup bar is suggested. The best thing to do is start with pullups, what you want do do is do 1 pullup, take a 20 second break, do 2 pullups, take a 20 second break, continue until the highest number you can possibly do, then you want to climb back down. For example I can do 1 pullup, then 2 pullups, then 3 but at 3 I cannot do any more, so I go back down and do 2, and then 1. Do the same for pushups but do it in multiples of 2 or 3, for example: 2 4 6 8 10 8 6 4 2. Keep in mind on pullups and pushups form is more important than anything, and also on pushups do them nice and slow, it won't do you any good to slam to the floor and rush back up and try to do 20 in 5 seconds. If you are doing pullups and you have to squirm and kick and flop around to get up, you aren't doing any good. Next work-out you can do is dips, skull-crushers are better than dips for triceps but not everyone has a curl bar handy, look up dips and skull-crushers if you don't know what they are. Finish off with crunches in the form of 10-20-30-20-10.

Do the cardio exercise 5 days a week, it can be executive days, but do NOT do it 7 days a week. For the second exericse start out at 2 days a week as far apart as possible, definitely do not do it every day, but eventually you can do it every other day. Get lots of protein and as much water as possible and take vitamin supplements and you should be fine, it is preferred to do 5 meals a day but I do 3 meals a day.
« Last Edit: September 21, 2010, 10:44:57 PM by Otis Da HousKat »


I don't think I'll be able to walk in the morning!


Indeed, tomorrow is NINJA SCHOOL.

That actually doesn't sound hard at all lol.


do it
Visage is probably the only other person here who could actually do this all and shrug it off the next day for more.

Visage is probably the only other person here who could actually do this all and shrug it off the next day for more.
what
really?

I'm going into the Marine Corps, in the last month I have gone from jogging 1 mile to sprinting 3 miles, I also went from doing 3 pullups to doing 14. It really isn't hard to get into shape, you just have to break through the first few weeks and it gets easy fast. Otis has been doing this for months he probably will wake up barely sore. Also me and Otis both have physically demanding jobs so we get work-out while we get paid.




You think thats intense? Blah. Here is my routine.

7:00AM - Get out of bed, I can totally feel the ache in my back!
 
8:00AM - Squat as you awkwardly try to get into the car

8:45AM - Squat again, then fast paced walking for 80 seconds, carrying the pure weight of a satchel-- feel the burn!

9:00AM - Lots of arm movement, my muscles powering my hands to press the elevator button

Do nothing here for about 6 hours.

3:00PM - Stand up and repeat the routine from 9:00AM, except be sure the elevator is going down

3:30PM - Now for leg exercise, spread your legs onto the floor of the bus and heave yourself onto it

Sit for an hour.

4:30PM - Walk for 40 seconds

Phew, I'm tuckered.

You think thats intense? Blah. Here is my routine.

7:00AM - Get out of bed, I can totally feel the ache in my back!
 
8:00AM - Squat as you awkwardly try to get into the car

8:45AM - Squat again, then fast paced walking for 80 seconds, carrying the pure weight of a satchel-- feel the burn!

9:00AM - Lots of arm movement, my muscles powering my hands to press the elevator button

Do nothing here for about 6 hours.

3:00PM - Stand up and repeat the routine from 9:00AM, except be sure the elevator is going down

3:30PM - Now for leg exercise, spread your legs onto the floor of the bus and heave yourself onto it

Sit for an hour.

4:30PM - Walk for 40 seconds

Phew, I'm tuckered.
How heavy is the satchel? Also is it really a satchel or do you mean backpack?