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Old 03-04-2006, 04:52 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Just found a place to start my Mt training watched the class and decided to go for it however im really out of shape and over weight , its kind of embarrising cause everyone is in such good shape there i dont want to be the token fat guy who everybody laughs at ....Any advice for me to build my stamina or should i just wait till i get in better shape to start Mt?
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asking if u should wait till u get in better shape till u start training in muay thai is like asking if you should learn to play guitar before taking guitar lessons.
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Just go, do what you can. Push yourself some and soon you will be in shape too.

Have fun with what you are doing, train for yourself and don't worry too much about what the others think. You'll be fine.
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Im guessing youll be doing MT 1-2 days a week like most beginners do.

With this, it leaves open a lot of time to workout/condition on the side.
If you belong to a gym, go atleast 3 times a week. If not, dont sweat it. Below are two links that use body weight workouts. Being overweight, body weight workouts are harder so if you have to do incline push ups (body on a up slant, maybe against a bench or side of couch).

http://www.military.com/NewContent/0...040123,00.html
http://www.teenbodybuilding.com/steh7.htm

Try to diet a little bit too. If you check around the forums or online, youll find a lot of conditioning stuff.

Good luck bro!
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Just found a place to start my Mt training watched the class and decided to go for it however im really out of shape and over weight , ...
...Any advice for me to build my stamina or should i just wait till i get in better shape to start Mt?


Eat less, work HARDER... It's REALLY that simple.

Be patient, it won't happen overnight. All the best.
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The only advice that I can give you is never give up. If you stick with it and just keep trying you will get better. I am trying but I am dissapointed with my performence because I am always thinking that I will do good in training and then I do bad and I look like I don't want it enough to keep going. I get out of shape way quicker then it takes to get back in shape so some more advice is to jog a lot and eat healthy.
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Im guessing youll be doing MT 1-2 days a week like most beginners do.

With this, it leaves open a lot of time to workout/condition on the side.
If you belong to a gym, go atleast 3 times a week. If not, dont sweat it. Below are two links that use body weight workouts. Being overweight, body weight workouts are harder so if you have to do incline push ups (body on a up slant, maybe against a bench or side of couch).

http://www.military.com/NewContent/0...040123,00.html
http://www.teenbodybuilding.com/steh7.htm

Try to diet a little bit too. If you check around the forums or online, youll find a lot of conditioning stuff.

Good luck bro!
REally nice links u provided there.
But whats a tricep pushup exactly?
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Close grip push up, same thing as a diamond push up
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one of the best fighters in my class is this overweight indian guy. he has a sort of beer belly. BUT! his technique is amazing. you can tell he's been doing it for sometime, he's got the form, amazing reach..i guess he just needs cardiovascular workout.

so don't worry. if ur overweight, it doesnt matter. the technique is something that you need to learn and practise over and over again..and it's best to start on that now, there's plenty of time left to do body workouts.

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