Heaps of good ideas in this article, personal favourite is the woods running. Helps you react to things flying at your face extremely well.
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Heaps of good ideas in this article, personal favourite is the woods running. Helps you react to things flying at your face extremely well.
http://bodybuilding.com/fun/bioplyo2.htm
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That's a good idea. It can help with a person who has a tendency towards flinching when something is coming toward there face. Here's something along a similar vein. Even if you're not in the woods, you can also stand infront of a tree with dangling leaves and then go about sharpening your punches, and practicing a couple of defensives moves. It's not about reacting but it's good opportunity to practice your technique in a fresh and fun way.
Last edited by Chris Nagel; 02-19-2008 at 02:20 PM. Reason: just thought of something...
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I thought I was the only one who knew about that!
Sometimes when I am taking my dog for a run (am I am sure no one is around to see me) I will take off and run in the woods, jumping over logs, ducking and weaving between trees.
Got to be 100% aware of what is directly in front of you and what is coming on on the ground below you, great to keep the reactions sharp. Taken a couple spills doing it, but the adrenaline is so high (my dog is usually chasing me biting at my legs) I jut get back up and keep going.
I like it, it makes me feel like a wild man. Always feel great afterwards.
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