Boxing Interval Training
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Boxing Interval Training
Interval training with wushu forms?
I did wushu for a long time, now I'm moving over to boxing. My cardio isn't good. I have a hard time sparring four intense 3-minute rounds. I want to do interval training with wushu forms to improve my cardio.
- For 3 minutes, I will go hard by doing two wushu forms back to back (each being 1.5 minutes).
- Then I take a 1 minute break.
I repeat the above 6 times ( to simulate 6 rounds). Doing so many wushu forms with all those jump kicks is excruciating, but I'm hoping it will improve my cardio, strengthen my legs, and speed up my strikes.
Has anyone ever tried this? Any feedback will help. Thanks
This is the type of form I intend to do:
The fast strikes and jump kicks really tire you out
Yes, the wushu forms are great for cardio, but why don't you also do some running, cycling, stair running, rope jumping, etc,. to build up your stamina and endurance. You will eventually get bored when you only do your wushu forms, do something else every second day.
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