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Doug Marnick
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Post by Doug Marnick »

I was wondering if anyone has come up with a way to incorporate High Intensity Interval Training for RMA. I was thinking along the lines of tiprogressions alternating with a florysh (with intent of course) for a few sets. This could also work with a partner or study group; press drills alternating with sparring perhaps. Usually the goal of HIIT is improve cardio and burn fat in a short amount of time so I don't know if it's completely applicable, but may benefit members and other practitioners who are short on time. Is anyone doing this sort of thing in their training?
Doug Marnick
NYC

"The sword was a weapon of grace, nobility, and honor... which was little comfort as you slowly bled to death in a dung-filled moat."
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Keith Culbertson
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Post by Keith Culbertson »

maybe check the workout file on the e-list for ideas submitted by ARMA members
Keith, SA
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