@XxSuperAwesome13xX Then make it 2 sets of 200. Different people have different bodies. For that matter, You may need a whole additional workout to build abs. But abs are not important. Its the strength of the muscles. Not the looks.
mr. kwonkicker can i ask about the crunching, do you have to breathe while doing this or not? and if yes which part, when you get back to lying down on ur back position or when you're in crunch position? thank u sir
Why is abdominal strength important in martial arts? People always say it's for conditioning, but isn't it easier to use conditioning to condition your abs? :s
@JoshoewaGillespie Kind of. A hit to the Diaphrem (Muscle behind the Solar Plexus) is crippling if it isnt conditioned. But more importantly, Core Strength gives You a strong Center of Gravity. Which is what allows You to get punched in the head and not fall flatfootedly back. Or what allows a grappler to resist being thrown or swept.
@hanstinger There have been Military Organisations that conditioned their Fists to the point they couldnt open their hands much at all. But damn could they punch hard. It wont be bad for your back unless its all you do. Kinda like how pushups will screw your arms if you dont do other exercises on them.
@kwonkicker I had a lot of fat on my abdomen. And I do 20 reps and 3 sets of crunches daily. In one month my waist size reduced by almost 2 inches. My waist now is 32 and I want it to be 30 with no fat. how long do you think it will take me to achieve my goal?
@Cooldude20107 if you research basic fat loss principles in a well known fitness article or magazine you will see that fat loss requires significantly more than just crunches, in fact you dont even need to work your abdominals to get a six pack. just eat healthy and do some high intensity weight/cardio circuits 3-5 days a week and the fat will come off within a few months. good luck on your journey friend :)
@DetectiveDaggerz I do like 100 crunches in 3 sets.... And I do it 5 days a week.... I lost a lot of abdomen fat... Thanks for your advice... That helped me a lot....
@xic4loca You only need to do them once or twice a week. If you did enough, you should be sore the day after your abs session. It should take at least 2-6 days for your soreness to heal up. When it's healed, you repeat the process all over again. However, if you find that you aren't sore the day after (or for the next couple of days after) your ab workout, then it probably means you didn't do enough during your recent ab workout.
I fully comprehend what your strategy is to basics abdominal training. Now obviously these things don't work overnight, so I have to ask,, how long is the process to tone up or bulk up the abdominal area?
I feel lower back pain when doing crunches and ONLY when doing crunches. I can do other ab excercises just fine except crunches. Do you know what could cause this?
Hey kwon i torn my lower right back muscle like 10 months ago in wrestling and i don't think it ever healed completely cuz it still hurts and swells up alot i was wondering if you can help me and what i should do?
@Slimmy1017 As long as it's your muscles that are sore, that's good! Now rest and let them heal, and then repeat the process when they feel normal again.
Just remember to breath out when you are doing it, bz while you exhale your abs will get harder, bz your around your lungs there are some muscles, and both the abs and lungs cannot be ehm hard/flexed at the same moment, so exhale, try it out u will see what I mean. Feel your belly when you exhale and inhale.
the way i normally do the leg raises is have a partner stand behind me like you said and have them push my legs downward its a great endurance exercise thanks for the keeping your head up and keeping your elbows back tips it'll devinately change the way i do situps
@kwonkicker I always have problems with the second ab workout - situps. It seemed every time I get up the bone between my butt (I think it's the pelvic sorry don't really know what's it called in English) gives me a lot of pain that I couldn't do it. I ended up doin it on my bed to avoid the pain. Is that okay? Or should I do it in a more firm surface? Thank you and hope you can help.
just out of curiosity how tall are you ? i am 5ft 8 inches, weighing 220 lbs but I am not fat I am well muscled and quick for my size. I freestyle Kickboxing, BJJ/wrestling and mix it with a little bit wing chun.
A suggestion for you from some one who treats head protraction issues constantly in all kinds of people. When you disengage your back during an exercise like a crunch also fully disengage your anterior neck muscles and let your head rest. I realize you are trying in 3 out of 4 exercises to keep your anterior neck engaged but when you don't need to don't do it. Also extra stretching for anterior neck and strengthening for posterior neck to off set your tendency to protract your head generally. =)
It's not good for your spine to lock legs while doing abs and it is more difficult in the beginning not to raise legs and hips but when you reach that level your whole body will be more agile and much stronger
My neck always hurts when I do long training of biceps, I know that you shouldn't push your arms against your neck, just let them support your neck, what am I doing wrong?
@ioldfugi It's hard to envision what you're describing without seeing it in person. But if your neck hurts when doing biceps work, I would say you need to first cut down on either the length of the workout, or the intensity(weight), or even both. A big mistake some people make is they brace their neck muscles, thinking it will assist in bicep movement, when actually the shoulder & core muscles are meant for that. Every movement starts in the core, so focus on bracing your abs and back instead.
@deek77 Thanks for your answer, but I actually meant to write abs instead of biceps, but lets say I'm doing crunches, I only use my arms to support my head and I am stopping if my form is bad, still after watching these tip video's and others I can not see what my problem is, in my eyes I'm doing the same as Kwon: Still after multiple sets my neck starts to hurt...
ok im sorry, ive seen his answer in the thai pad video. and know what? as Jack Dempsey says, the power of the blow isnt in the arm, but in the bodyweight behind it
@gseb2 And in the torque, too. There's always a risk/reward. If you really bulk up, you're gonna gas really quickly in a fight. It takes a lot of energy to power all those muscles. Leaner fighters have better stamina.
anyway kwonkicker, you really should try some weightlifting, it would greatly help you, just look at the top k1 fighters, people like alistair overeem and badr hari... great martial artists with very strong bodies... just imagine the power behind those punches and kicks
@gseb2 He doesn't want to bulk up, otherwise he'd be in heavier classes against taller guys with longer reach. As it is, he's got reach and height that's well matched with his weight division.
These exercises are going to help me improve my strength and have bigger resistance when i take hits from the oponent at TaeKwonDo....Very helpul and easy exercises for my abdominals :D I bet girls at beach will love my abdominals xD
I think that if you are fat i mean you have fat belly and you do abdominal training then it will create abdominal muscles behind the stomach fat and in this case you need to do more cardio then abdominal training ? what is your opinion ?
@entertainment033 That's true. If you want your abs to be visible as opposed to just strong, you need to get rid of the body fat that covers those abs. Proper nutrition is key. Regular cardio training in addition to proper diet helps speed up the process.
@kwonkicker isnt it better as you go up to do your sit ups to breath out with your mouth? my teacher told me to do that but i dont see you doing it :l?
@kwonkicker From experience I would say Doing the cardio is "THE key". No matter how good you eat if you do not do any working out of any kind, chances are you wont be as in shape then if you do more cardio then eating well. Yes I recommend nutrition to be really considered, its strongly recommended acutally. but for your average joe that likes pizza and beer, you can keep those abs if you do things like running or cardio kick/boxing, soccer, anything that burns calories for lonh periods.
@entertainment033 Ab workouts and cardio training are a good start, but full body muscular workouts will burn more fat over time, while also working your abs and building a 6-pack. If you're huffing and puffing, but your muscles aren't burning, you're only getting a fraction of your fat burning potential. You may have a six pack, but if you have a high body fat %, then you won't be able to see it.
@entertainment033 that is exactly it! doing abs training will tone and strenghten them. it will also fill the muscle with lactic acid makin them appear larger for a short period. however, if you just want to lose the fat belly to EXPOSE the abs, the BEST thing you can do is cardio. You wont even need to do sit ups if you do work outs like running! its a whole body work, its intense and for extended periods maxing calorie loss. my list: running, swimming, cardio kickboxing, biking, etc...
@opoz99 On average I consume 120 grams of whole proteins each day. Sometimes it's via chicken breast and sometimes through whey protein power or other foods. When I train with weights, I train low weight, high reps in order to maintain my fighting weight at 56kg.
@kwonkicker you should also try powerlifting style, no more then 5 reps really heavy weight and dont train to failure you'll notice and huge boost in power and still maintain your weight, thats how bruce lee was able to bench a shit load while being really skinny.
@kwonkicker I've never been able to get a definitive answer regarding this: If I wanna be strong, but not look like a body builder, just slim, fit and strong - would it be best to train high weight low reps or the opposite?
@webmatros I know you directed the question to kwonkicker, but I'd like to answer, if that's okay. If maximal strength w/o size is your goal, then yes, higher weight and lower reps would be better. If you know your 1-rep max (highest weight you can jack in 1 rep), a good range for strength is to lift b/w 70-100% of your 1-rep max...
@webmatros Oops, I meant 85-100% for maximal strength. The opposite, low weight and high reps, is more suited for stabilization, around 50-70%. Endurance, around 40-70%. And for power, which is strength exerted in the shortest time possible, a good range is 30-45% 1RM, or 10% of your bodyweight if using medicine balls. IMHO, one should working their way up, I wouldn't start off the top with max strength unless you're already that advanced. But just a suggestion, hope this helps you out.
Don't mean to put down your video, but keeping your back straight during sit-ups actually uses even less of your abs than they normally do. Even if you curl up during a sit up, it's mostly your hip extensor doing the work. With a straight back, the abs are only contracting isometrically, to maintain the straightness of your back (which I guess might help you with taking hits, eventually)
@dobman001 I try and switch it up every other session. One day, I might do them slow, and another, I might do them fast. Slower is a lot more challenging though.
@kwonkicker if you do them slower you strain your muscle more, but doesn't that affect your speed? I mean i do all the exercises very quickly, even though i weight 77 kg. I'm more about speed, all the power of the hit i take from the momentum of the body, and i would't want to lose speed over power.
In one of your comments I read that you also do light weight training with a lot of reps. I am thinking of starting to do the same kind of exercise. Do you have any tips for me? and also, could you tell me with which weights, exercises and how many reps did you do when you started?
I'm not kwon, but i had an experience of loosing weight. I was 95 kilograms, then started running every morning. I started with 2 kilometers and eventually reached 5km distance. I was on a diet too though, didn't eat bread. oil and other stuff like that. It took me like 3-4 month to go from 95 to 72 kilograms. My diet was based of a Japanese Diet. Hope i could help.
@dobman001 each one will have different effects. Fast Burst or density workouts will increase testosterone, while slower, more controlled will increase lactic acid and Human Growth Hormone production. Both are fat burning, muscle building hormones, and both will have different positive effects on your performance.
@tdparisi That's really cool to know because i need some level up in my testosterone. I have great power but it wont come out easy, so knowing this it will help me getting more explosive . thanks!!
i do 4 sets of 100 each day, but i dont have abs :0
XxSuperAwesome13xX 3 days ago
@XxSuperAwesome13xX Then make it 2 sets of 200. Different people have different bodies. For that matter, You may need a whole additional workout to build abs. But abs are not important. Its the strength of the muscles. Not the looks.
Caeviens 22 hours ago
@Caeviens k ill try that and some other stuff
XxSuperAwesome13xX 9 hours ago
@XxSuperAwesome13xX It could be your body fat percentage?
JoshoewaGillespie 17 hours ago
mr. kwonkicker can i ask about the crunching, do you have to breathe while doing this or not? and if yes which part, when you get back to lying down on ur back position or when you're in crunch position? thank u sir
pepehorhae 1 week ago
Why is abdominal strength important in martial arts? People always say it's for conditioning, but isn't it easier to use conditioning to condition your abs? :s
JoshoewaGillespie 1 week ago
@JoshoewaGillespie Kind of. A hit to the Diaphrem (Muscle behind the Solar Plexus) is crippling if it isnt conditioned. But more importantly, Core Strength gives You a strong Center of Gravity. Which is what allows You to get punched in the head and not fall flatfootedly back. Or what allows a grappler to resist being thrown or swept.
Caeviens 22 hours ago
@Caeviens Oh fair enough. Helpful, thanks.
JoshoewaGillespie 17 hours ago
i also feel sore on my core....
jinasura1 2 weeks ago
u're a very GOOOOOOD teacher/Sensei! :D love all ur vids! :D thanks for uploading,u brought my spirit back! :)
DaFluxHawk 3 weeks ago
i heard this kind of abs training is bad for ur back in the long run
hanstinger 1 month ago
@hanstinger There have been Military Organisations that conditioned their Fists to the point they couldnt open their hands much at all. But damn could they punch hard. It wont be bad for your back unless its all you do. Kinda like how pushups will screw your arms if you dont do other exercises on them.
Caeviens 21 hours ago
thanks man this helped me shape my body quite well :D but it makes my body real sore for more than a week :P :O
guitarboy0211 1 month ago
I don't have enough space to do the legless exercises sideways, can I also lay my legs bended to the right/left and raise my body sideways?
MuayHockeyDaan 2 months ago
@kwonkicker I had a lot of fat on my abdomen. And I do 20 reps and 3 sets of crunches daily. In one month my waist size reduced by almost 2 inches. My waist now is 32 and I want it to be 30 with no fat. how long do you think it will take me to achieve my goal?
Cooldude20107 2 months ago
@Cooldude20107 if you research basic fat loss principles in a well known fitness article or magazine you will see that fat loss requires significantly more than just crunches, in fact you dont even need to work your abdominals to get a six pack. just eat healthy and do some high intensity weight/cardio circuits 3-5 days a week and the fat will come off within a few months. good luck on your journey friend :)
DetectiveDaggerz 1 month ago
@DetectiveDaggerz I do like 100 crunches in 3 sets.... And I do it 5 days a week.... I lost a lot of abdomen fat... Thanks for your advice... That helped me a lot....
Cooldude20107 1 month ago
@DetectiveDaggerz And I am doing high intensity cardio and weight training and that helped me lost a lot of fat... Thanks a lot for your help....
Cooldude20107 1 month ago
HAHA! I wear the same bathing suit as you! Yeah i noticed you were wearing one
JaLomangino 2 months ago
Nice . Can u do one for meals? Like what u eat to be healthy
XxShadow831xX 3 months ago
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dangvinhtruong 3 months ago
New improtant info added to the video info section.
kwonkicker 3 months ago
So did u get abs just by doin this everyday?
xic4loca 3 months ago
@xic4loca You only need to do them once or twice a week. If you did enough, you should be sore the day after your abs session. It should take at least 2-6 days for your soreness to heal up. When it's healed, you repeat the process all over again. However, if you find that you aren't sore the day after (or for the next couple of days after) your ab workout, then it probably means you didn't do enough during your recent ab workout.
kwonkicker 3 months ago
@kwonkicker ahh ok, thanks so much :D
xic4loca 3 months ago
thank you so much for your videos. It helped a lot. Please post some video about foot work also.
prashantthakur890 3 months ago
I fully comprehend what your strategy is to basics abdominal training. Now obviously these things don't work overnight, so I have to ask,, how long is the process to tone up or bulk up the abdominal area?
steak96SAUCE 3 months ago
ty :3
joselobino 4 months ago
@Slimmy1017 That's a good thing. The muscle fibers have torn and will heal back even stronger.
Th3NewDragon 4 months ago
I feel lower back pain when doing crunches and ONLY when doing crunches. I can do other ab excercises just fine except crunches. Do you know what could cause this?
punktheman 4 months ago
Hey kwon i torn my lower right back muscle like 10 months ago in wrestling and i don't think it ever healed completely cuz it still hurts and swells up alot i was wondering if you can help me and what i should do?
LostintheGrove 4 months ago
What are the taekwondo aspects of this workout? Isnt this just like any other abdominal workout?
24miggy24 5 months ago
Oh cool thanx...
One more question .
Can you make an tutorial on basic footwork, then later down the line advance footwork ? I would really appreciate it .
Slimmy1017 5 months ago
Ok I did , 3 sets of 30
Twice day and a day later my core is SUPER SORE! is that bad ?
Slimmy1017 5 months ago
@Slimmy1017 As long as it's your muscles that are sore, that's good! Now rest and let them heal, and then repeat the process when they feel normal again.
kwonkicker 5 months ago 10
Dude u helped me alooot not just this vid !
Wolfram2202 5 months ago
THANKS man. More video please ( If you can ).
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enter4me1 6 months ago
i like your physique. no homo. its not too buffed just right... good for martial arts and freerunning
ProStringsify 6 months ago
Just remember to breath out when you are doing it, bz while you exhale your abs will get harder, bz your around your lungs there are some muscles, and both the abs and lungs cannot be ehm hard/flexed at the same moment, so exhale, try it out u will see what I mean. Feel your belly when you exhale and inhale.
SilentWalk18 6 months ago
the way i normally do the leg raises is have a partner stand behind me like you said and have them push my legs downward its a great endurance exercise thanks for the keeping your head up and keeping your elbows back tips it'll devinately change the way i do situps
88Tonio88 7 months ago
Nice vid, Kwonkicker! Any ideas to make some video about the footwork? =)
Turbulent3000 7 months ago
I am eating cheese itz rite now as I, watching a workout video
AznSKorea 7 months ago
@kwonkicker I always have problems with the second ab workout - situps. It seemed every time I get up the bone between my butt (I think it's the pelvic sorry don't really know what's it called in English) gives me a lot of pain that I couldn't do it. I ended up doin it on my bed to avoid the pain. Is that okay? Or should I do it in a more firm surface? Thank you and hope you can help.
shaque86 7 months ago
just out of curiosity how tall are you ? i am 5ft 8 inches, weighing 220 lbs but I am not fat I am well muscled and quick for my size. I freestyle Kickboxing, BJJ/wrestling and mix it with a little bit wing chun.
dhyleck 8 months ago
do you know any good upper body strength drills, Kwonkicker?
kirafan0987654321 8 months ago
sadly i saw an ad for a giant burger before this vid
whitesands 8 months ago
I have questions, do you do 3 sets of all these exercises ? how many times you do them a day ? Thanks, i hope to see more from you.
MrDarknessBoy 8 months ago
this is a random question, but do you think bruce lee was a great fighter?
fifaplayer10 8 months ago
A suggestion for you from some one who treats head protraction issues constantly in all kinds of people. When you disengage your back during an exercise like a crunch also fully disengage your anterior neck muscles and let your head rest. I realize you are trying in 3 out of 4 exercises to keep your anterior neck engaged but when you don't need to don't do it. Also extra stretching for anterior neck and strengthening for posterior neck to off set your tendency to protract your head generally. =)
whitelabrat 8 months ago
What is this fighting stile that you use
nec6alex 9 months ago
@nec6alex Taekwondo
LinkorZelda 9 months ago
@nec6alex he's muay thai & tkd I believe. or perhaps I am mistaken?
CheesecakeFarini 8 months ago
It's not good for your spine to lock legs while doing abs and it is more difficult in the beginning not to raise legs and hips but when you reach that level your whole body will be more agile and much stronger
YMthefirst 9 months ago
My neck always hurts when I do long training of biceps, I know that you shouldn't push your arms against your neck, just let them support your neck, what am I doing wrong?
ioldfugi 9 months ago
@ioldfugi Don't you mean abs?
when your neck hurts when training biceps your doing something really wrong :D
LookitsLolWizard 9 months ago
@LookitsLolWizard lol, I don't know why i wrote biceps, I mean't abs yes :P
ioldfugi 9 months ago
@ioldfugi It's hard to envision what you're describing without seeing it in person. But if your neck hurts when doing biceps work, I would say you need to first cut down on either the length of the workout, or the intensity(weight), or even both. A big mistake some people make is they brace their neck muscles, thinking it will assist in bicep movement, when actually the shoulder & core muscles are meant for that. Every movement starts in the core, so focus on bracing your abs and back instead.
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@deek77 Thanks for your answer, but I actually meant to write abs instead of biceps, but lets say I'm doing crunches, I only use my arms to support my head and I am stopping if my form is bad, still after watching these tip video's and others I can not see what my problem is, in my eyes I'm doing the same as Kwon: Still after multiple sets my neck starts to hurt...
ioldfugi 8 months ago
how tall are you?
SmmFreeRunners 9 months ago
ok im sorry, ive seen his answer in the thai pad video. and know what? as Jack Dempsey says, the power of the blow isnt in the arm, but in the bodyweight behind it
gseb2 9 months ago
@gseb2 And in the torque, too. There's always a risk/reward. If you really bulk up, you're gonna gas really quickly in a fight. It takes a lot of energy to power all those muscles. Leaner fighters have better stamina.
ruebuscm 9 months ago
Anybody remember heavy weight champ Larry Holmes
jabmalassie 9 months ago
bodybuilding is different than combat fighting. Some guys have strong abs but it does not show.
jabmalassie 9 months ago
anyway kwonkicker, you really should try some weightlifting, it would greatly help you, just look at the top k1 fighters, people like alistair overeem and badr hari... great martial artists with very strong bodies... just imagine the power behind those punches and kicks
gseb2 9 months ago
@gseb2 He doesn't want to bulk up, otherwise he'd be in heavier classes against taller guys with longer reach. As it is, he's got reach and height that's well matched with his weight division.
ruebuscm 9 months ago
Thanks bro.
Bluntkidd420 9 months ago
What to do for strong ab muscles, I already have visible muscles!
j7512 9 months ago
@j7512 the video already shows you what to do for strong abs. You can also do planks.
jkao328 9 months ago
hey Mr. Brock what would you recommended for kicking and punching speed
Indestructable93 9 months ago
cool! i do this exercises! :) thanks
soyen44 9 months ago
I always love doing hanging leg raises as well as Lsits... also crunches are good and oblique twists :)
pkhamidar2com 9 months ago
awesome kwon! thank you very much!
Paker1337 9 months ago
hey man, roughly, how much calories do you consume a day?
yakuzunaa 9 months ago
i just lost 35 pounds from 205 to 170 best weight i been since i was 16 lol but my abs aint there so this helps alot thanks man
bkshine87 9 months ago
JEDZ STEKI!
Lukas24h 9 months ago 3
Great techniques, but isn't putting your hands behind your head bad for your back?
LifeofJp 9 months ago
Thx for making this tutorial Kwon! helped me too see my mistakes and correct them
RUSSIAGR8ESTCOUNTRY 9 months ago
Your videos are the only ones with zero dislikes on YouTube!!!! We love you!! :-)
mirasravi 9 months ago
Hi, can you please show us pecs/chest exercises ?
jawadowned 9 months ago
These exercises are going to help me improve my strength and have bigger resistance when i take hits from the oponent at TaeKwonDo....Very helpul and easy exercises for my abdominals :D I bet girls at beach will love my abdominals xD
BigGiannisGR 9 months ago
i have problelm doin my leg strach how to get rd of it
39rafiq 9 months ago
I think that if you are fat i mean you have fat belly and you do abdominal training then it will create abdominal muscles behind the stomach fat and in this case you need to do more cardio then abdominal training ? what is your opinion ?
entertainment033 9 months ago 9
@entertainment033 That's true. If you want your abs to be visible as opposed to just strong, you need to get rid of the body fat that covers those abs. Proper nutrition is key. Regular cardio training in addition to proper diet helps speed up the process.
kwonkicker 9 months ago 32
@kwonkicker do you have any nutritional advice by any chance? do you follow any special diet like veganism or anything?
sammiedodgers 9 months ago
@kwonkicker isnt it better as you go up to do your sit ups to breath out with your mouth? my teacher told me to do that but i dont see you doing it :l?
thelord333 9 months ago
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Temujin4815 9 months ago
@kwonkicker From experience I would say Doing the cardio is "THE key". No matter how good you eat if you do not do any working out of any kind, chances are you wont be as in shape then if you do more cardio then eating well. Yes I recommend nutrition to be really considered, its strongly recommended acutally. but for your average joe that likes pizza and beer, you can keep those abs if you do things like running or cardio kick/boxing, soccer, anything that burns calories for lonh periods.
Jersm5 8 months ago
@kwonkicker
What kind of cardio exercise? and what diet would you suggest?
TaekwondoBoy836 8 months ago
@kwonkicker ХУЙНЯ ПОЛНАЯ!!!!
slavakim7 4 months ago
@entertainment033 thats not fat, thats skin... he looks pretty lean...
itsAniQ 9 months ago
@entertainment033 Ab workouts and cardio training are a good start, but full body muscular workouts will burn more fat over time, while also working your abs and building a 6-pack. If you're huffing and puffing, but your muscles aren't burning, you're only getting a fraction of your fat burning potential. You may have a six pack, but if you have a high body fat %, then you won't be able to see it.
tdparisi 9 months ago
@entertainment033 that is exactly it! doing abs training will tone and strenghten them. it will also fill the muscle with lactic acid makin them appear larger for a short period. however, if you just want to lose the fat belly to EXPOSE the abs, the BEST thing you can do is cardio. You wont even need to do sit ups if you do work outs like running! its a whole body work, its intense and for extended periods maxing calorie loss. my list: running, swimming, cardio kickboxing, biking, etc...
Jersm5 8 months ago
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0stmackaA 5 months ago
@entertainment033 No muscles are built if you are fat.
0stmackaA 5 months ago
Why 56kg? Does that put you in a lower weight division or something?
wobbygongman 9 months ago
best vid y have ever done:).did your reps go to failure when you train generally with weights?
chris9hockey 9 months ago
do you take any protein shake
opoz99 9 months ago
@opoz99 On average I consume 120 grams of whole proteins each day. Sometimes it's via chicken breast and sometimes through whey protein power or other foods. When I train with weights, I train low weight, high reps in order to maintain my fighting weight at 56kg.
kwonkicker 9 months ago 8
@kwonkicker 56kg... how tall are you?
robertgaudlitz 9 months ago
@kwonkicker Hi Kwon! Isn't it too much protein? I've been told not to eat more than 1.5gr per kg (which is 84gr for you). Greetings!
Kryomega 9 months ago
@kwonkicker you should also try powerlifting style, no more then 5 reps really heavy weight and dont train to failure you'll notice and huge boost in power and still maintain your weight, thats how bruce lee was able to bench a shit load while being really skinny.
xAznnique 9 months ago
@kwonkicker so u think proteins are good? ( I mean proteins like shakes and stuff, not when u get them trought normal food)
afwef1 9 months ago
@kwonkicker I've never been able to get a definitive answer regarding this: If I wanna be strong, but not look like a body builder, just slim, fit and strong - would it be best to train high weight low reps or the opposite?
webmatros 8 months ago
@webmatros I know you directed the question to kwonkicker, but I'd like to answer, if that's okay. If maximal strength w/o size is your goal, then yes, higher weight and lower reps would be better. If you know your 1-rep max (highest weight you can jack in 1 rep), a good range for strength is to lift b/w 70-100% of your 1-rep max...
deek77 8 months ago
@webmatros Oops, I meant 85-100% for maximal strength. The opposite, low weight and high reps, is more suited for stabilization, around 50-70%. Endurance, around 40-70%. And for power, which is strength exerted in the shortest time possible, a good range is 30-45% 1RM, or 10% of your bodyweight if using medicine balls. IMHO, one should working their way up, I wouldn't start off the top with max strength unless you're already that advanced. But just a suggestion, hope this helps you out.
deek77 8 months ago
@deek77 @deek77 Thanks for you answer - no problem you took a shot, I needed a straight answer, you had it.
webmatros 8 months ago
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@deek77 Thanks for you answer - no problem you took a shot, I needed a straight answer, you had it.
webmatros 8 months ago
Don't mean to put down your video, but keeping your back straight during sit-ups actually uses even less of your abs than they normally do. Even if you curl up during a sit up, it's mostly your hip extensor doing the work. With a straight back, the abs are only contracting isometrically, to maintain the straightness of your back (which I guess might help you with taking hits, eventually)
pashavanbijlert 9 months ago
Hey Kwon K , is it important to do all the exercises fast or just slow?
dobman001 9 months ago 3
@dobman001 I try and switch it up every other session. One day, I might do them slow, and another, I might do them fast. Slower is a lot more challenging though.
kwonkicker 9 months ago 15
@kwonkicker Thanks man!!
dobman001 9 months ago
@kwonkicker Challenging as in more effective?
southbest05 9 months ago
@kwonkicker if you do them slower you strain your muscle more, but doesn't that affect your speed? I mean i do all the exercises very quickly, even though i weight 77 kg. I'm more about speed, all the power of the hit i take from the momentum of the body, and i would't want to lose speed over power.
Temujin4815 9 months ago
@kwonkicker Can I switch bodies with you XD
LinkorZelda 9 months ago
@kwonkicker
Hey Kwonkicker!
In one of your comments I read that you also do light weight training with a lot of reps. I am thinking of starting to do the same kind of exercise. Do you have any tips for me? and also, could you tell me with which weights, exercises and how many reps did you do when you started?
thanks
Rihardsss 9 months ago
@kwonkicker Will you show some speed drills ?
JordyBT 8 months ago
@kwonkicker Hey Kwon K,how many months need to take off the fat belly ,because im starting to train so i need advices (sorry for my bad englesh)
MrTheRgl 6 months ago in playlist muay thay
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I'm not kwon, but i had an experience of loosing weight. I was 95 kilograms, then started running every morning. I started with 2 kilometers and eventually reached 5km distance. I was on a diet too though, didn't eat bread. oil and other stuff like that. It took me like 3-4 month to go from 95 to 72 kilograms. My diet was based of a Japanese Diet. Hope i could help.
4elFROMEKB 6 months ago
@dobman001 each one will have different effects. Fast Burst or density workouts will increase testosterone, while slower, more controlled will increase lactic acid and Human Growth Hormone production. Both are fat burning, muscle building hormones, and both will have different positive effects on your performance.
tdparisi 9 months ago 4
@tdparisi That's really cool to know because i need some level up in my testosterone. I have great power but it wont come out easy, so knowing this it will help me getting more explosive . thanks!!
dobman001 9 months ago
this was EXACTLY what i needed. THANKYOU SO MUCH!
caatheriinex 9 months ago