How effective is my workout?

[BigBoss42695]

Some Amazing Stretches for flexibilty and warming up.

Flexibility Stretches


Always do Dynamic Stretches before a workout.

Workout Number One shall be executed on Mondays,Wednsday and Friday.
and Fridays.

Workout Number Two on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays.

Workout One.

Jog or Run for 10 minutes, 10 Jumping jacks

Super set3sets)

Ultimate Burpies(x10)
Lunges(x20)
Elevated Pushups(x15)
Jumping Jacks(x25)
Open Arm Cirlces(x15)
Hindu Jump Squats(x15)
Normal Pullups(x5)
Toe Raises(x20)
Elevated Wide Pushups(x15)
Weighted Curls(x10)
Horse Stance(20seconds)
Dips(x10)
Normal Burpies(x10)
Wide Pullups(x5)
Mountion Climbers(x20)
Weighted Wrist Curls(x10)
Elevated Narrow Push-Ups(x10)
Slow Burpies (x5)
Squats(x20)
Narrow Pullups(x5)
Tricep Extension(x5)
Normal Squats(x10)
Ab Crunch(x20)
Leg Lifts(x15)
Shoulder Shrugs(x20)
Plank(15seconds)
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POST WORKOUT
Clap Pushups(Until Failure)
Normal Pullups(Untill Failure)
Squats(Untill Failure)
Burpies(Unill Failure)

Running: 2 miles. Time to beat: 30 minutes.
Or
High-intensity interval training (HIIT)


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Workout Number Two: (Tuesdays, Thursdays).

Workout Two.

Jog for 20 minutes, 10 jumpings jacks

Burpies (x10)
Mountain climber’s (x15)
Jumping Jacks (x10)
Push-Ups(x10)
Squats(x10)
Narrow Pushups(x10)
Horse Stance(15seconds)
Bicep Curls(x5)
Toe Raises(x10)
Wide Pushups(x10)
Dips(x10)
Burpies (x10)
Shoulder Shrug(x10)
Arm Circles(x15)
Lunges (x15)
Pull-ups (x5)
Burpies (x5)
Ab crunch(x10)
Squats(x10)

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Post workout

Pushups(x10)
Pullups(x3)
Squats(x15)

Running: 0.5 miles. Time to beat: 3 minutes.
Or
High-intensity interval training (HIIT)

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Basic Attacks

Front Punch – a boxer’s jab, punch with the lead hand, point of impact is with the two big knuckles, turn your hips while pivoting on your lead foot, opposite hand remains up protecting the head and face.

Back Punch – punch with the back hand, point of impact is with the two big knuckles, turn your hips in the direction you are punching, pivoting on the back foot, hip rotation will generate more power in the punch, opposite hand remains up protecting the head and face.

Lead Upper Cut Punch – a slight dip in the left shoulder, keeping elbow tight into the body, back hand up protecting face, rotate hips in the direction you are punching turning palm up, punching into target area (i.e solar plexus, ribs, jaw, kidneys). If uppercut to the jaw plant feet firmly body comes up with the uppercut to increase the power of the punch. Opposite hand remains up protecting the head and face.

Back Upper Cut Punch – slightly dip the back shoulder, rotate hips in the direction you are punching, and pivoting on the balls of your feet, keeping elbow tight to the body, punching in or up, (palm up) depending on the target area (i.e solar plexus, ribs, jaw or kidneys). Opposite hand remains up protecting the head and face.

Front Hook Punch –turn hips in the direction you are punching, keeping elbow tight to the body, pivot on the balls of your feet also in the same direction you are punching, palm down, opposite hand remains up protecting the head and face.

Back Hook Punch – turn hips in the direction you are punching, turning hand over palm down, pivot on the balls of your feet, keeping arm tight to the body, opposite hand remains up protecting the head and face.

Looping Elbow – From a defensive stance, elbow comes across target, turn hips and pivot on the balls of your feet as if throwing a hook punch. Target areas: jaw, temple, nose.

Direct Elbow – elbow shoots straight into target thrusting body in the same direction as the strike. Target areas: nose, temple, solar plexus, jaw.

Outside Hammer fist – From a defensive stance, with a closed fist right hand behind comes around in a circular motion. Target area: temple.

Palm Strike – From a defensive stance, keep elbow and arm tight to the body, turn hips in the same direction as the strike while pivoting on the balls of the feet. Target areas: nose and chin.

High Block – From the defensive stance, one arm crosses the other, lift arm raining it above the head.

The Front Kick – this can be performed as a snap kick – as if kicking to the groin, or a ball kick as if you are kicking to the solar plexus. From the self defense position putting your right foot back, weight evenly distributed on both feet, your body on a slight angle, hands up eye level, keeping the elbows in tight to your body, lift your lead leg up (left), knee bent, heel back to your butt, slowly extend the leg pressing out with the ball of your foot, pull your heel back to your butt and put your foot down in front.

.The Roundhouse Kick – a little more difficult to perform. From the same position the self defense stance – with your right foot back, pick your lead leg up (left), knee bent, heel back to your butt, now pivot on you right foot, turning your hips over extend your leg straight out, keeping your foot tight and toes pointed, pull your heel back to your butt, put your foot down in front.

The Side Kick – from the same self-defense position, lift your lead leg (left), pull your knee up and into your stomach, at the same time pivot on your right foot turning your hips over, push your foot straight out kicking with the heel and edge of your foot

The Knee Kick – from the same self-defense position, lift your back knee up, heel back to your butt thrusting your hips forward, pushing your knee in, put your right foot back to where you started.

Back Kick – From the defensive stance pick either leg up, knees slightly bent, pull knee up and in towards your stomach, push back with your heel.

Spin Back Kick – Very powerful kick. From the defensive stance, starting with your right foot back. Knees slightly bent, pivot on the balls of the feet, spin to the right, left knee should be inside the pocket of the right knee - back is completely turned and square to target, pick right knee up and pull it in to stomach, kick out with the heel of the foot, bring knee back in putting right foot back to where it started - in the original self defense stance, turn body back around so facing in the direction you started.

Try It! Slowly for the burn

A great way to develop good technique. This will also strengthen and tone - especially the glutes. Using a chair to balance/bar hold your leg up in the set position, depending on the kick you are doing extend your leg out very slowly, pull your foot back in, without putting your foot down, repeat for 8-10 repetitions working up to 15-20 of 2-3sets.

Try it! Fast

You can perform the above kicks or incorporate them into your workouts, just as if you were exercising a specific body part, in 3sets of 15-20 reps, and its great reinforcement.

[mma geek]

Wow that sounds intense, but I think I might try it. I have a fight soon and I haven't been working out very much so I think I'l try.

[mindful artist]

Looks like fun! I will try this soon.

[Scott Bolinger]

on the lunges, do a set of front lunges, a set of back lunges and a set of side lunges


looksl like you would need a bit more on the ab work out, working both the upper and lower part of the abs as well as the sides.

[ProKarateShop]

great workout, sounds like a challenge.. I will give it a shot...

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