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aan Pennsic Bootcamp
Sorry this is so late guys. I'm having trouble typing this morning.
Strength Training today.
15 Arnold Dumbell Presses (3 sets)
2 Minute Wall Sit
30 Dumbell Parries ( 15 each arm, 3 sets)
15 Squat Jumps
24 Lunges (12 each leg, 3 sets)
20 Dumbbell Bent Over Rows (3 sets)
20 Pushups
2 Minute Lunge-hold (switch legs and repeat)
25 Bodyweight squats
Take your time between sets but make sure you do each exercise with
good form.
Arnold Dumbell Press
Hold two dumbbells at your sides with your palms facing forward. Start
by curling the dumbbells up to your shoulders like a normal curl, from
there press them straight above your head while at the same time
twisting them 90 degrees so that your palms are once again facing
forward. Reverse the motion in a controlled manner, this counts as one
rep.
Dumbell Parry
This exercise is one of my own invention. Hold a dumbbell
perpendicular to the floor with your arm in a normal en guarde
position, elbow making a right-angle from your shoulder. From this
starting position move the dumbbell accross your body as if parrying a
sword, from there extend your arm as if you were executing a thrust,
then move your arm straight back to the starting position, Next move
the dumbbell to the outside of your body as if parrying a blad to that
side, from there extend the dumbbell again as if executing a thrust,
then return the dumbbell to the starting position. This counts as one
rep. Each of the moves should be snappy, asl close to parrying speed
as possible but still controlled.
Lunge - Hold
Lung forward just like a normal lunge so that the thigh of your
lunging leg is parallel to the ground and the shin of your back leg is
also parallel to the ground. Instead of pushing back up, hold this
position. You can put your hand on the wall to balance yourself if you
have trouble holding the position. Hold this position for 2 minutes,
or as long as you can.