Fightthefire Posted September 8, 2017 Report Share Posted September 8, 2017 Hello! so I've been going to a kickboxing class once a week for awhile now but I want to train more, like x2 or even x3, but the class is only offered once a week and there aren't a lot of places that offer kickboxing classes, it's a small town. so any advice? I also lift weights x3 times a week and bike everywhere but I really want to get deeper into kickboxing! Quote Link to comment
Machete Posted September 10, 2017 Report Share Posted September 10, 2017 On 9/8/2017 at 6:14 PM, Fightthefire said: Hello! so I've been going to a kickboxing class once a week for awhile now but I want to train more, like x2 or even x3, but the class is only offered once a week and there aren't a lot of places that offer kickboxing classes, it's a small town. so any advice? I also lift weights x3 times a week and bike everywhere but I really want to get deeper into kickboxing! On 9/8/2017 at 9:33 PM, Fightthefire said: Hi so I found the workout that Michael B. Jordan used to get in shape for Creed, I was wondering how good it is? I've when been looking for a workout I can do when I'm not in my kickboxing class. Creed's workout But there's also Joseph Valtellini's workout Found here I'd like your input on both and which one I should use, thanks! p.s there's also this one I just found Here Lots of stuff going on there. If I recall correctly, aren't you really busy? What does your 3x weight training look like? Seeing that your main interest is kickboxing, I would highly recommend jumping rope (barefoot) and Bas Rutten's MMA workout, which you can do almost anywhere. I've used this for years. Quote Valar Morghulis Halfling Monk, Chaotic Neutral Machete's Blog: Inside A Mad Mind Third World Warrior: The Eight-Year Training Log Link to comment
Fightthefire Posted September 12, 2017 Author Report Share Posted September 12, 2017 On 9/9/2017 at 10:00 PM, Machete said: Lots of stuff going on there. If I recall correctly, aren't you really busy? What does your 3x weight training look like? Seeing that your main interest is kickboxing, I would highly recommend jumping rope (barefoot) and Bas Rutten's MMA workout, which you can do almost anywhere. I've used this for years. I bike everywhere, work a few days a week (in the mornings mind you so the latest I get off would be 1:30 on some days others it's at 11:30 or even 11) and go to school only two days a week (still going full 15 credits) , (master scheduler aren't I? Haha) so I've made sure I'm carving out a schedule where I can balance work, school and fitness Quote Link to comment
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