Your body is the best piece of equipment to use when you need a good workout. Your legs are your foundation, they carry you wherever you go. You want to be sure you keep them strong. My martial arts students really understand the importance of strong legs. Muay Thai is the art of 8 limbs so your legs come into play often. No matter what fitness level you are at, combining these three leg movements will give your legs a great workout. You can begin with a simple warm up for your body, especially your legs by jogging in place for 3-5 minutes. This helps to get your blood pumping and loosen up your joints. It’s important that you stick to the rep count when completing this circuit. Depending on your fitness level, you may need to rest in between exercises. Give yourself 10-20 seconds between each exercise, however, try to push yourself through each motion as much as you can. You’ll feel the burn, especially during the squat pulse, but this is where the magic happens. If you feel genuine pain, stop or rest, otherwise push yourself! Have a good workout! Workout #1 4-6 Rounds 16 Air Squats 30 Squat Pulse 8 Squat with a switch step Workout #2 4 Rounds 5 Air Squats with 10 second hold on the 5th squat. (Extra points for elevated heels.) Workout #3 4-5 Rounds 20 Animal Squats 10 Gorilla Hops Check out the guided video below for advance explanation of movements. For more body weight exercises, download Rad Bod in the Google Play or Apple Store. Have a great workout!
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AuthorI'm Krufessor Rad, the proud owner, Kru & Professor at Rad Muay Thai & BJJ Fitness Gym, located in Aurora, Colorado. My passion lies in empowering individuals through training in what I like to call Martial Athletics. By combining functional strength training and conditioning, I enhance my martial arts skills, while also utilizing martial arts to complement my strength and conditioning regimen. My ultimate goal is to cultivate well-rounded Martial Athletes who transcend boundaries and reach new levels of personal growth and excellence. |