Circuit training advice...
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Aug 2012
1:42pm, 14 Aug 2012
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Callum Bampton
I'm aware of the importance of having a strong core e.g. strong abdominis, glutes, obliques etc. and these can be benefitted by circuit training and core exercises. So here are the questions I need answering.. (bearing in mind that my main focus is on having a solid cross country / 5k season) How often shall I use circuit training?? What exercises should I be particularly focussing on?? How does a strong core benefit runners? |
Aug 2012
1:54pm, 14 Aug 2012
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Gobi
Not sure you need any more advice from me Callum :¬ )
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Aug 2012
2:06pm, 14 Aug 2012
3195 posts
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fleecy
I do circuits once a week, I go to a class so there's someone to shout at me  We do weights, squats, planks, a bit of cardio, basically we cover the whole body. It *feels* very good for me, it's very hard work. But if you want a crap core, stay as you are I know people who do bootcamp classes in local parks, have you got something like that locally? |
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