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« on: January 28, 2012, 07:12:22 AM »

One part of my training is striking. One major part of this is the roundhouse. Basically, I kick some striking pads for 3x10 kicks for each leg then repeat, as powerful and fast as possible. I find that this is really difficult. I can do it the first time, and the next time, I can barely finish. I basically exhaust myself in 40 seconds or even less. I believe it's mostly because of my cardio.

How do I increase my endurance for this and prolong the period of sustained power without doing the kicks itself?
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    « Reply #1 on: January 28, 2012, 07:23:05 AM »

    One part of my training is striking. One major part of this is the roundhouse. Basically, I kick some striking pads for 3x10 kicks for each leg then repeat, as powerful and fast as possible. I find that this is really difficult. I can do it the first time, and the next time, I can barely finish. I basically exhaust myself in 40 seconds or even less. I believe it's mostly because of my cardio.

    How do I increase my endurance for this and prolong the period of sustained power without doing the kicks itself?

    Sprint intervals.  Kicking is similar to sprinting.  10-15 seconds full sprint with 30-45 seconds rest for 8-12 sets is good.  That's what we used to do for tkd back in the old days.  That amount of kicking shouldn't be difficult.  You can do it. 
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    « Reply #2 on: January 28, 2012, 07:28:19 AM »

    One part of my training is striking. One major part of this is the roundhouse. Basically, I kick some striking pads for 3x10 kicks for each leg then repeat, as powerful and fast as possible. I find that this is really difficult. I can do it the first time, and the next time, I can barely finish. I basically exhaust myself in 40 seconds or even less. I believe it's mostly because of my cardio.

    How do I increase my endurance for this and prolong the period of sustained power without doing the kicks itself?

    Sprint intervals.  Kicking is similar to sprinting.  10-15 seconds full sprint with 30-45 seconds rest for 8-12 sets is good.  That's what we used to do for tkd back in the old days.  That amount of kicking shouldn't be difficult.  You can do it. 

    Thanks for the fast response. What should I do during the rest periods?
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    « Reply #3 on: January 28, 2012, 07:32:08 AM »

    One part of my training is striking. One major part of this is the roundhouse. Basically, I kick some striking pads for 3x10 kicks for each leg then repeat, as powerful and fast as possible. I find that this is really difficult. I can do it the first time, and the next time, I can barely finish. I basically exhaust myself in 40 seconds or even less. I believe it's mostly because of my cardio.

    How do I increase my endurance for this and prolong the period of sustained power without doing the kicks itself?

    Stand, walk around, but never sit. :

    Sprint intervals.  Kicking is similar to sprinting.  10-15 seconds full sprint with 30-45 seconds rest for 8-12 sets is good.  That's what we used to do for tkd back in the old days.  That amount of kicking shouldn't be difficult.  You can do it. 

    Thanks for the fast response. What should I do during the rest periods?
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    « Reply #4 on: January 28, 2012, 07:41:27 AM »

    Awesome, I'll start doing that during rest days. Will this increase kicking power by any chance?
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    « Reply #5 on: January 28, 2012, 07:46:47 AM »

    Awesome, I'll start doing that during rest days. Will this increase kicking power by any chance?

    Yes.  The faster you are, in addition to how much you weight, is how much force you're able to exert.  :3
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    « Reply #6 on: January 28, 2012, 02:15:57 PM »

    It also myte be due to your flexibility. Is it good? If yes, than just do sprints like the other guys said and maybe some Squats/Deadlifts for extra leg strength.
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    « Reply #7 on: January 30, 2012, 01:46:21 AM »

    It also myte be due to your flexibility. Is it good? If yes, than just do sprints like the other guys said and maybe some Squats/Deadlifts for extra leg strength.

    It's pretty good, I guess. Hahah.

    Thanks for the answers. I'll try to integrate sprints into my training. Cheesy
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