Warrior Fit Boot Camp Fitness Fun!

Are you tough enough to handle one of my custom HIIT/HIRT workouts?
hiit
And by handle the workout, I don’t mean just survive the workout.
I mean, can you push yourself harder than you ever have before?
Can you kick my ass at this workout?
Well, can you…punk?
The Workout
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Part 1 – The HIIT
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30 minutes of HIIT sprints on a Stationary Bike

10 min Cardio – Moderate level of intensity (12-13 on Borg Scale)

5 min of HIIT Sprints – 10 Sprints – (10 sec sprint : 20 sec active rest – Level 20 on the Borg Scale)

5 min Cardio – Moderate level of intensity (12-13 on Borg Scale)

5 min of HIIT Sprints – 10 Sprints – (10 sec sprint : 20 sec active rest – Level 20 on the Borg Scale)

5 min Cardio – Moderate level of intensity (12-13 on Borg Scale)

Note:
These are short duration sprints – 10 sec. As such, they are to be performed […]

Original post by DR

Leg strength conditioning? leg strength training? speed improvement?
I need some good references for:
– leg strength conditioning
– leg strength training
– speed improvement
– speed training
– jump improvement
I have been training for months now and want to know if there is any exercises or even programs that can help me.
Thanks,
Bobby
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Breaking news: Matt Costa’s exclusive Beach Bootcamp is now available to everybody – KnuckleUp members or not – and we’ll pay for your first class.

You got it right: KnuckleUp will take the charge so you can experience Matt’s revolutionary training. The first class will be 100% on us!

And we’re not limiting the bootcamp to members anymore. Non-KnuckleUp members are more than welcome to take the training with no strings attached.

Now there’s absolutely no excuse – Set your alarms clocks and get to KnuckleUp no later than 5:45AM on Thursday, August 6th, with the following:

Swim suit
Towell
Dry change of clothes
Cereal bar
Bottled Water

And get ready to rock!

The session will take approximately 50 minutes, and it all takes place at the beach.

Best of all: Matt will work with you no matter what – All conditioning levels benefit tremendously.

Give us a call at 252-255-0609 to get all the […]

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Fitness training isn’t rocket science.
Good training & nutrition decisions produce good results.
Poor training & nutrition decisions produce poor results.
So, how come when I go to the gym this afternoon, I can pretty much guarantee that I am going to see a lot of intelligent, well-educated, gainfully employed people making some pretty stupid training decisions?
Maybe fitness training is rocket science?
Maybe I am some sort of fitness training genius.

So, as a public service to all of the non-fitness-training genii out there, here is a list of some of the training mistakes I will probably see at the gym today.
Try and avoid them.

Doing Cardio Training before Resistance Training
Doing Static Stretching before Resistance Training
Training Core before Legs
Chugging a Gatorade while reading a book on the Exercise Bike
Thinking that the Inner Thigh (Adductor) Machine is going to work some sort of magic.
Ignoring your Weaknesses and over-training your Strengths
Believing that Core Training is all about Crunches […]

Original post by DR

HELP!!! (Martial Arts/fitness)?
I need to loose weight. To do this I have been looking into martial arts as I know they are good for fitness.
I am looking for a traditional, external, striking martial art which obviously has a large fitness component.
Please help!!!
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The basis of Tabata Training is 4 minutes of intense interval training. What you are doing is taking an exercise we’ll use sprints as an example here. Sprint as hard as you can for 20 seconds Walk for 10 seconds Repeat 7 more times for a total of 8 sets. So what you have is a total of 4 minutes workout time. Tabata Training can be done with a number of different exercises the idea is to use an exercise that gets the whole body involved or at least the major muscle groups.Tabata Training can be done with Barbells, Dumbells, Kettlebells or just Bodyweight exercises. I’ll give you some other exercises and routines to try in a minute but first let me give you some background and how Tabatas work. Tabata Training was developed by Izumi Tabata (imagine that) at the National Institute of Fitness and Sports in Tokyo, Japan. […]

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Matt Costa, KnuckleUp Instructor of the Month

You might not picture a Certified Executive Chef (C.E.C), experienced in 4-diamond French cuisine the same way you would a Military trainer with 8 years of experience in the Marines (including 2 combat wars).
KnuckleUp Instructor Of The Month: Matt Costa
When I was interviewing Matt for this post, I was blown away by such an unusual professional combination. A former marine, with a 2-0 amateur MMA fight record, knows what a beurre blanc sauce is?
But as we continued our chat, it became clear that the distinct professional achievements are a reflection of this amazing instructor’s determination and commitment. Whether in the Marines, in the kitchen, or at KnuckleUp, Matt refuses to settle for mediocrity. Average is not part of his vocabulary.
His success as a chef placed him in the kitchen of movie stars and as the head chef for 4-diamond restaurants, a lifestyle that Matt […]

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