3 miles walking + 2000 punches (or 1000 kicks) daily

[johnwang]

Trying to protect my knees and replace my 3 miles running, I have tried the following replacement lately.

I have a set of 20 punch combo that include 3 to 5 punches such as:

- jab, cross, jab,
- jab, cross, hook, hook.
- hook, back fist, uppercut, hook, hook.
- hook, palm strike, hook, back fist, over hook.
- ...

If I repeat each combo 30 times, when I finished 3 miles walking, I can finish 20 x 30 x (3, 4, or 5) = 2000 punches.

I also have a set of 10 kick combo that include 2 to 3 kicks such as:

- foot sweep, side kick,
- front kick, roundhouse kick, side kick.
- inside crescent kick, back kick, front kick.
- ...

I like to do 3 miles walking + 1000 kicks on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. For the rest of the week, I like to do 3 miles walking + 2000 punches.

I feel great afterward. Not only my legs has work out. My upper body also has good work out too.

What's your opinion on this?

[everything]

I was looking for a "low impact, high intensity" set of exercises to do (legs/joints too tired from soccer) about a year ago. I found articles like this one: https://blog.myfitnesspal.com/low-impac ... o-workout/ with some suggestions. Think I prefer your routine, but always looking for more.

[johnwang]

In the past many years, I tried to find the best exercise for people's age over 65. IMO, this is the best exercise that I can find so far.

During my 3 miles walking, I hold 5 lb weight in each hand to do my punch. During the night when I sleep, my upper arm muscle jump up and down that I can't sleep. I'll try to use 3 lb weight instead. I 'll share my result later.

Since kick take more energy than punch, I try to make it kick : punch = 3 : 4 ratio. This way I can exercise every day. I don't even need to take 1 day off each week for resting.

[yeniseri]

My regimen is as follows:
NOTE: I have been in a caregiver situation for over 18 months while still trying to work out. Not much on intency but frequency and duration is my key to date.
1. Basic kicking (front kick, side kick, back kick!) A kick is not a kick unless it is a kick Laternal and frontal lifting of knee in applicable planes.
Raising knee is a small part as I fund (hear, listen, etc( to calcium deposits upon exertion.
2. Walking 5000-9000 steps per day. MY Iphone keeps me up to date on number. For the past 6 years I have been doing 3-5 miles a day walking, now I am down to current levels
3. I still do former TKD exercises which includes variations of punches and the few shuaijiao single posture movements I remember.
4. 5-10 repetitions of changquan form(s) I remember. Some Lamaxiaquan (lama fist) consisting of variations of elbow 'stretching", hitting, etc in various planes!

[marvin8]

奇拉拉 Qi La La
Sep 16, 2020

When deciding to broadcast directly, it would be embarrassing to finish it


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roPb9BfZOHs

[johnwang]

That's 378 kicks.

My walking + kicking is different from this. I like to do

step, step, step, step, kick, step, step, step, step, kick, ...

When I do step, step, ..., I can train different footwork. This way my kick won't fall into a certain pattern.

I have not produced any clip on this yet. I'll share when I record my video.

[.Q.]

奇拉拉 Qi La La
Sep 16, 2020

When deciding to broadcast directly, it would be embarrassing to finish it


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roPb9BfZOHs

I didn't mind doing stuff like this in the public in Taiwan. In the US I assume esp at night you might get in trouble for it.

[johnwang]

I didn't mind doing stuff like this in the public in Taiwan. In the US I assume esp at night you might get in trouble for it.

When I walk and punch with 5 lb weight in both hands, people on the street all stay away from me. Back in 2020, I had run away from those no face mask people. In 2021, I want those no face mask people to run away from face mask guy.

[Taste of Death]

Dr. Len Schwartz was a pioneer in this kind of training.
https://strongmedicine.dragondoor.com/cardio-revolution-part-i/

[everything]

not really trying to do the "4 limbs" thing, but KB swings is quite efficient for these kinds of benefits - low impact, can be high intensity, can mix cardio and strength and power training. probably not sport-specific enough for your MA needs, though.

[Taste of Death]

not really trying to do the "4 limbs" thing, but KB swings is quite efficient for these kinds of benefits - low impact, can be high intensity, can mix cardio and strength and power training. probably not sport-specific enough for your MA needs, though.

Add the Turkish get-up.