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Old 06-21-2005, 15:07   #61
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Maybe this was posted already, but I am too lazy to read this whole thread
Why not? Its a great thread. Prompted me to alter the way I was training. Theres a couple of books listed in there that are worth checking out IMO.

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Old 06-22-2005, 11:27   #62
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Those are good exercises, and can improve your performance somewhat, but the only one the Army really cares about is doing good, correct two-count push-ups for the APFT.

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Old 08-31-2005, 21:23   #63
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So, this is what I am doing right now:

Superjoints for warm up
Cherry pickers
Side Twister Stretcher
Run a lap
Burpees
Run a lap
Hindu Squats
Run a lap
Hindu push ups
Run a lap
Bridge
Run a lap
Flutter kicks
Run a lap
V-ups
Run a lap
Hello Darlin's
Run a lap
Crunches

Pullups

About 3 times a week in the afternoon
Dumbell thrusters - kind of a front squat with a military press at the top
Throw sand bag, pick up and throw - about 25 meters
Dive bombers
Throw sand bag back
Dumbells thrusters

This is one rep, I try for 3-4 trips
Skip rope alternate with hit the heavy bag.
3-4 sets

Hang off the bar

Die in place
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Old 09-01-2005, 01:12   #64
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Throw sand bag, pick up and throw - about 25 meters
Maybe I'm reading this wrong but are you throwing a sand bag (in one toss) 25 meters? If so DAAAAMN

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No shit. Beatiful work out NDD.
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Old 09-01-2005, 20:44   #65
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You read it wrong. It takes me about 4 throws, sometimes 5, to get it the 25 meters.
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Old 09-01-2005, 20:56   #66
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You read it wrong. It takes me about 4 throws, sometimes 5, to get it the 25 meters.
I WAS impressed !!!!
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Old 09-02-2005, 16:44   #67
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LOL - Joe Montana couldn't throw my sandbag 25 meters in one whack.
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Old 09-02-2005, 17:48   #68
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LOL - Joe Montana couldn't throw my sandbag 25 meters in one whack.
Okay, okay. I don't think anyone here wants to hear you brag about your "sandbag". (btw, that's a funny name for it)

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Old 09-02-2005, 19:44   #69
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You read it wrong. It takes me about 4 throws, sometimes 5, to get it the 25 meters.
I'm still impressed.

Damn good work out. I need to get Furey's book so I can learn all the workout techniques.
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Old 09-02-2005, 19:53   #70
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http://www.cbass.com/Furey.htm
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Old 09-02-2005, 22:09   #71
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Oh you DA Man!

Thanks NDD!
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Old 09-02-2005, 22:59   #72
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NDD, Great workout I do one like it with a buddy of mine. We take the exersizes from the USMC Daily 16, do a set of say pushups, run a lap, lunges, run a lap, burpees run a lap, etc. What sort of reps are you doing for your exersizes a standard 50 a peice or mix it up based on exersize or how you feel? Cool to see the sandbag in there I need to use mine alot more. I also recently filled some little kids plastic baseball bats with sand, kind of a clubbell thing. Only cost a few bucks but alot of fun.

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Old 09-02-2005, 23:03   #73
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I mostly go by how I feel. Time can get to be a factor as well. I am apparently much slower at everything I do now.
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Old 09-14-2005, 10:30   #74
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Here is a decent website for reference. They do a good job blending endurance with power, bodyweight relative strength with absolute strength.

www.crossfit.com
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Old 10-09-2005, 13:28   #75
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combat conditioning vid?

I've been messing around with hindu pushups, squats, and back bridges. And I'm curious if anyone has come across any videos online. So I can check my form. Time will tell, but it seems like a nice change from the typical Navy SEAL calisthenics. And a good supplement to the run/ruck/swim I normally do in a week.

In the meantime, I'll keep googling and pushing.
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