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Posted On:
5/16/2007 1:19am--
I'm hardly the one to comment on this, but on Kyokushin4life they have workout routines of Pro Fighters, it mainly focuses on kyokushin guys who compete in kickboxing so it may not be too helpful:
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Posted On:
5/16/2007 6:08am--
ill cycle for an hour a day at least. padwork for an hour, either sparring or bagwork for an hour after that for 3 afternoons a week. clinch sparring whenever i can, usualy about 20-30 minutes at the end of the sparring sessions (tuesday/wed/thurs)
Ill usually go into the uni gym for an hour or so of bagwork in the mornings, if i have time between lectures.
sparring for an hour or so at our city gym on friday night, usually preceded by skipping for fucking ever waiting for those lazy bastards to actually turn up. on monday and the weekends i do pad/bagwork and sometimes clinch sparring at the university gym with Boa and his guys. one of these 3 days ill have off. note that this is a "perfect" week which i havent had lately since i pulled my hamstring.Nick says:
One of the dudes from our forum hit a war veteran with his car and killed him :/
alex says:
lol
alex says:
so the japs got him in the end?
alex says:
LOLO(LOL



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An American Hero!
Posted On:
5/16/2007 12:19am
Style: BJJ
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