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Location: Duluth
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Strength training for breaking? -
08-04-2005, 01:56 AM
I lift a lot and play a lot of sports, and I started breaking a lil bit real recently...
It's quickly become obvious to me that you need strong shoulders, triceps, abs, and chest which I train pretty well already... My main question was on wrist/forearm strength, though. My wrists are sore as heck after I practice for just like a half hour or an hour. Does weight training forearms help this? I'm talkin stuff like this... http://www.exrx.net/Articulations/Wrist.html Or, is it more of an issue that my wrists just aren't used to having to be that flexible and they will work their way up? Right now I just hit mostly the bigger muscle groups, my workouts look somethin like this each week: Mon: Bench press, Mil press, tricep exercises, crunches, and maybe some flys Wed: Bent over rows, lat pulldowns, curls Fri: Squats, deadlifts, and calf raises, crunches If any of you guys have some exercises you do that you find to help with breaking, I'd be interested in working a few sets of them into my weight routines... thanks. Yes, I've ran a search too, just lookin for more imput. |
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08-04-2005, 02:01 AM
i hurt when i began, but the soreness goes away after a while. u said u started "real recently" and that means ur muscles are getting used to the punishment u are dishin out to them. same thing for any workout. when you start a new workout of a new body part, the body part is sore, but only the first few times.
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