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| Also ich hab da mal ne Frage: Wie trainiert ihr die Tritte zum Kopf?? Ich habe Probleme mit den Beinen zum Kopf zu treten weil ich nicht hoch genug komme!! Helft mir bitte |
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| 3 Sachen: Dehnen, dehnen, dehnen! MfG Markus
__________________ Lieber im Training schwitzen, als auf der Straße bluten! |
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| Danke! Gibts da bestimmte Übungen zu die die Sache vielleicht beschleunigen?? |
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| Dehnen Dehnen Dehnen und was mir am Anfang sehr geholfen hat ist gutes Sandsacktraining! Versuche einfach wenn du am Sandsack arbeitest immer so hoch wie möglich zu treten..auch 2-3 schnelle Tritte in Folge dann wieder locker Might Bewegungen machen und wieder kicken (es darf aber nicht wehtun in den Beinen..also kick wirklich nur so hoch wie du im Moment kommst auch wenn es nur bis Hüfthöhe reicht)! Ganz wichtig..beim Sandsacktraining immer schön in bewegung bleiben! Zusammen mit Dehn Übungen vor (lockere Dehnung) und nach dem Training (etwas intensiver Dehnen) wirst du schnell Fortschritte machen und merken das Deine Beine beweglicher werden und Du höher treten kannst! |
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| Xièxie ! Das werde ich beachten !!! |
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| Zitat:
ich lach mich wech... iss nit bös' gemeint ![]()
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| Hier mal ein interessanter Text für dich: This is a suggestion to how a week of kicking training could look. This program should be conducted along with a regular program. It can also be incorporated into a regular class. One of the most important aspects of the program are the reality-based scenarios. It doesn't matter if you stand in front of the heavy bag or a real person. Each and every kick should be performed as it was for real. You should also, at all times, move around as you would in a real fight. Keep your distance as appropriate to your opponent. Another aspect is imagination and fantasy. Do not grow into just one movement pattern. Never use the same combinations, always alternate. Your opponent will learn with incredible speed in a fight. Create new combinations as you go. Every week should include: Hard & heavy kicks Light & fast kicks Explosiveness & tempo Blocks High kicks Sparring & timing exercises Favourite technique training Footwork Stretching The Routines Day 1 10 min warm-ups with lots of easy stretches. Warm-up kicks to GEDAN, nice and easy. Different knee kicks, both Mae & Mawashi and soto & uchi. Chudan kicks at the heavy bag with light kicks. 1 x 2 min. All kicks should be performed at an even speed and partially slowly. Light stretches and knee kicks like above. 1 x 2 min. Bag kicks , now it's time for Jodan 20 kicks pr.leg at the heavy bag with all the kicks you know. You should concentrate on the most perfect form of each kick and they should be as heavy and hard as possible. Jodan Mawashi geri at the focus gloves 2 x 2 min. Move around at all times. Kick with both legs. Straight kicks at a kicking shield. ( Mae, - yoko & Ushiro geri ). Constant movement with variation in the kicks. All the kicks should be thrown from a far distance and a short distance. Use only small amounts of force, but emphasise speed and snap. Use double or triple kicks before moving. Maintain a high intensity. 2 x 2 min. Combination kicks at a large kicking shield. migi mae geri chudan chusoku - migi yoko geri chudan sokuto Migi mae geri chudan chusou - migi mae geri jodan chusoku Double yoko geri chudan sokuto - hidari ushiro geri chudan Elect 2-3 combinations and execute them 20 x pr.leg. The first 10 x should be as fast as you can, and the next 10 x should be as hard as possible. Hard and heavy kicks at the heavy bag. 50-70 kicks pr.leg pr.kick. Choose kicks that uses different muscle groups. ( mae geri and yoko geri ) More stretches Slow kicks Perform every kick you know. Press outbound= 10 sec. Inbound press= 10 sec. Day 2 Yesterdays session was somewhat hard, so today's session is a little bit different: Warm-up and stretching Partner drill: Block and counter - Execute whatever kick you what; your partner blocks and counter with any kick of his choice, then you counter and so one. Start off at HALF SPEED and only easy kicks. 2 x 2 min. Same as above, but this time faster and more power in the kicks. Partner drill: Your partner chooses a kick and executes this kick continuously. You will block and counter with different blocks and kicks every time. Remember , - continuous movement 1 x 2min. Round then change sides for another 2 min. Partner drill with large kicking shield: Use mawashi geri chudan. You kick 1 x , - you partner kicks 1 x . and so on. After the first kick, you then kick a double kick, then a triple kick and so on, all the way up to 10 kicks. You now work your way back down to 1 kick. Now it's time to change leg. 10 x 1 min. 1 min rest in between. Use one of your favorite STRAIGHT kicks, i.e. mae geri, yoko geri or ushiro geri Have your partner move around slowly, while you execute your favourite technique from a realistic sparring distance. Kick as fast and explosive as possible every time. DO NOT: Advertise - Broadcast your technique when you kick. Change your kicking pattern ever so often. Sometimes 1 kick, sometimes 2 or 3 kicks in a row. 2 x 2 min. Kick straight kicks at the heavy bag, for 3 x 1 min. The requirement is 70 kicks in 1 min. Time : 3 x 1 min. Same principle as above, only this time with Mawashi geri's. 3 x 1 min. Pick one odd kick ( i.e. axe kick or ura mawashi geri ) Execute slow and deliberate moves/ kicks at a kicking shied. 2 x 2 min. Easy sparring with a partner - only kicks. Do not move backwards, - only sideways and forward. Move occasionally in to jam your opponent's kicks. 5 x 3 min. Rope skipping: 10 x 3 min. Stretching: 20 min. Day 3 Warm-ups: 10 min. easy jogging Stretching: 10 min. Footwork drills: Back, - forward and side-to-side and in circles, with small deliberate moves. Keep perfect balance at all times. 2 x 5 min. Stretching: 5 - 10 min. Easy. Shadow-kicking: All kicks is to be used . 2 x 2 min. Slowly 2 x 2 min. Fast. "Kick-holes-in-the-air" Drills: Kick several different kicks into the air without putting your foot down. 6 x 30 sec. Switch legs every other time. With partner and kicking shield: Your partner moves backwards fast, while you move after him with mawashi geri's hard and fast towards the shield. If your partner moves towards you, you should move backwards with mawashi geri's in the same manner. 10 x back and forward Same as above, but only with straight kicks. With heavy bag: Move around the bag, and throw kicks at your own will. Duplicate a fight situation and move accordingly. ( i.e. kick 1 or 2 kicks and move ). Use also kicks directly from correct distance. Kick hard and fast. 5 x 3 min. Same as above, but now include adequate hand techniques. 5 x 3 min. Chose 1 favorite kick and practice it against the heavy bag. 50 x as hard as possible 50 x as fast as possible Use a favorite technique, and time it against an attacking partner. 5 x 3 min. Stretching: 20 min. Day 4 Warm ups: 10 min. Jogging Stretching: 10 min. Slow kicks: 5 x every leg , every kick. Put emphasis on form and balance. Practice your favorite kicking techniques against a partner. Easy sparring: 10 x 3 min. Extreme stretching: 30 - 45 min. Day 5 Warm ups: 10 min. Jogging Stretching: 10 min. Counter kicks against a punching partner. Your partner should only throw punches slowly and deliberately in the beginning, and then increase speed after a little while. All attacks and counters should be done at slow and half-speed ONLY. 2 kicks combinations at focus pads: Left mawashi g - left yoko g left yoko g - right ushiro g. Right mae g - right mawashi Left mawashi chudan - left mawashi jodan Left mae g - right mawashi g. 5 x 3 min. Tempo kicks at heavy bag: all kicks in variations without any rest in maximum tempo 10 x 30 sec. Speed kicks at heavy bag: Stand right next to the heavy bag and kick the same kick 10 x in a row. Kick as hard and fast as possible. The leg can touch the floor BRIEFLY in between every kick. Do this drill with every kick you know. Hard sparring with protective gear: 1 is offensive and 1 is defensive. Change roles every round. 8 x 3 min. Slow kick in a very easy tempo, until you can't lift your feet: 1 x ??? Easy stretching: 5 min. Lay down with feet high: 10 min. Day 6 Rest and Recreation Stretching: 20 min. Leg massage Day 7 Warm ups: 10 min. Jogging Stretching: 10 min. Interval running: 10 x 1 min. ( 75 % ) 45 sec. Rest between sets. Stretching: 20 min
__________________ "Die ersten Menschen waren nicht die letzten Affen" |
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| Wow! Danke ![]() Ich denke das sollte ich mal versuchen |
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| was mir geholfen hat sind Zeitlupenbewegungen. und training der benötigten Muskulatur, Beine, Bauch, u. Rücken. |
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| Den Mammut-Text habe ich jetzt mal ignoriert. Dehnen ist nur eine von zwei Stellrädern, die dir zur Verfügung stehen. Das andere ist Krafttraining für die nötige Muskulatur (sowie für die intermuskuläre Koordination, die muss für ökonomische Bewegungen erstmal enerviert werden). Da kann man verschiedene Sachen machen - im Fitnessstudio gehts am besten, aber man kann auch so viele Übungen machen (Bein in die Kick-Position heben und halten, aerobic-mäßig Beinheben, Kniebeugen und Co, ganz langsam kicken, und natürlich explosives Sandsacktraining). Grüße, Luggage |
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| Auch nicht schlecht! Danke! ![]() |
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| Hab den Thread mal überflogen... Nur Dehnen allein bringt dein Bein nicht nach oben. Eigentlich gehören drei Sachen zum hohen Kick: 1. Gelenkigkeit, damit überhaupt das Potential da ist, das Bein jedenfalls passiv so hoch zu bekommen. -> Dehnübungen 2. die Kraft das Bein aktiv hoch zu bekommen, -> kraftübung Ich hab das immer u.a. beim Zähneputzen (lol) gemacht, mal mit, mal ohne Fußgewichte Bein seitlich langsam anheben und da halten wo es richtig zeckt. 3. Gleichgewicht (übst Du bei Nr. 2 mit, aber dann auch öfter mal schnell kicken) So hat das recht gut geklappt bei mir, siehe mein Poserbild vom Avatar, der Fotoapparat hatte echt ne blöde Verzögerung und ich mußte das Bein etwas oben halten. |
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| Spezialisiere Dich auf Lowkicks. ![]()
__________________ Someday you´ll see things my way, ´cause you never know... |
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| Ja danke Aber ich würde halt auch gerne die High Kicks hinkriegen!!!
__________________ "It is mind itself leading mind astray so - take care of your mind" zen poem |
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| sollte man es jeden tag am sandsack oder auch immer probieren oder reicht es auch wenn man es jede woche macht? |
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