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sionwynj
Posted: 2013-04-07 03:09:42
Hi can anyone help, I need to improve my cardio in a short space of time before I start my fight training so the I don't struggle with the training in the first couple of weeks. So what's the best cardio training for decent results? thanks
Nephilim
Posted: 2013-05-06 12:54:33
hill sprints and hill sprints. start with http://www.t-nation.com/free_online_article/most.../the_6week_sprinting_solution as a point of reference
Amy_young
Posted: 2013-06-02 05:23:57
I need to get better at cardio too, with my build hill sprints aren't good for me, i lose balance easily, what else can i do to improve cardio quickly? Any help would be great thanks
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Travs
Posted: 2013-06-03 04:01:53
Amy i am by no means a fitness expert, but don't overlook running just because you lose balance. Just work at it. It has helped me so much fitness-wise. Don't have to start with sprints straight away, just build up to it.

Of course good old pad work is the best form of cardio in my opinion.
Amy_young
Posted: 2013-06-03 10:22:36
Hey Travs, I do go running quite a bit it's just the uphill running I find difficult, if you saw me running you'd know why lol x
Travs
Posted: 2013-06-03 11:20:53
haha I like to do my sprints where no-one can see me!
Nephilim
Posted: 2013-06-04 04:32:45
Just run when its quiet etc. Failing that, try tabata sprints or something. They dont necessarily have to be on a hill, hill/beach sprints are just a way of making your sprints harder. The main thing is to go with sprints instead of steady state cardio, which is crap for you as well as not sport specific.
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liammckendryMT
Posted: 2013-12-15 08:17:40
Hi, try long walks, with short jogs, say you walk 1 mile try jogging or even fast walking few 100m!
If you dont want to do it outside, inhouse step ups using just the stairs, can turn into a fun exercise with kids see how many you could do in a minute.
If you dont mind outside try jogging small distances increasing it every time you run.
If you need more for in house drop me an email
liammckendry4@googlemail.com

Hope that helped at all
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