I had no idea where else to put this at it didn’t fit in anywhere else, so I decided to put it here. I have football camp on the 9-12th of June and wrestling camp the 12-16th. I have been slowing gaining weight and strength ever since my off season started, but I figured it is time to being hitting the conditioning again.
So, as to get back in shape, I am wondering what you all consider the best conditioning exercises that don’t involve weights as I will also be lifting before running. I know a lot of you don’t need to do this, but those who have had any experience, I would appreciate any help.
http://figureathlete.tmuscle.com/readArticle.do?id=1881918 has a lot of helpful things for that.
Also, I’ve been doing farmer’s carries and sled pushes/drags (with a stool flipped upside down with weights). Those seem to be making a difference.
100 jumps (100 turns with a jump rope usually but any type of hopping action will suffice)
10 Burpees
10 Pushups
10 Squats
Repeat 10 times. Complete in fastest time possible
or
A1.
15 kettlebell or DB swings per arm
Medicine Ball throw
Sprint and catch Med ball on first bounce
Drop and do 15 pushups
Sprint back to KB or DB
REST 30 - 60s
A2.
15 kettlebell or DB swings per arm
Sprint to Med Ball
Drop and do 15 pushups
Medicine Ball throw
Sprint and catch Med ball on first bounce
[quote]ukrainian wrote:
I had no idea where else to put this at it didn’t fit in anywhere else, so I decided to put it here. I have football camp on the 9-12th of June and wrestling camp the 12-16th. I have been slowing gaining weight and strength ever since my off season started, but I figured it is time to being hitting the conditioning again.
So, as to get back in shape, I am wondering what you all consider the best conditioning exercises that don’t involve weights as I will also be lifting before running. I know a lot of you don’t need to do this, but those who have had any experience, I would appreciate any help.[/quote]
Burpees are a good option. Try running outside or on a treadmill with your mouthgaurd in…it will help you with conditioning as learning to breathe right with one in is very tough. Do five minute “rounds” of moderate running or wind sprints…itll be a challenge.