mark_henry Posted November 23, 2010 Share Posted November 23, 2010 Hi! I am from Thailand, very new here and this is my first post of this forum. I am also new in shooting sport. Normally, I work out 3 days/week by starting with run 6.05 kms (around 3.78 miles) in 35 minutes and then work my total body out for 1.5 hours start from legs through biceps. However, since I've been start shooting and I watched clip video of SWAT challenge preparation, I changed my schedule to be 5 days/week as follow: Day 1, Day 5 - As my ex-3 day work out program. Day 2, Day 4 - Push ups til failure, Pull ups til failure, Arm circle front and rear 20 reps each with 4 kgs (around 9 lbs) weight/arm then immedietly dry fire without rest(just for 1 set). Day 3 - run 6.05 kms. Sat or Sun is the day for shoot at range but the ammos in Thailand is very expensive and it's illegal to reload ammos by yourself without permission of the government so I don't have much chance to practice with the real ammos that much. Is this program enough to prepare myself? Do I need to change something? regards, Nol PS, I was a basketball player and still play almost every weekend afternoon. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
VARifleman Posted January 2, 2011 Share Posted January 2, 2011 I used to work out for smallbore competition during college, and that sounds very reasonable to me. The staples of that workout we used were treadmill warmups, then hi-rep endurance strength training. We would alternate legs days and arms days to give the muscles time to build. This was for stationary 3 position rifle shooting though, so it would likely be good to do short sprints and stops and footwork. Also, you can practice anywhere at anytime by visualization, see your hands holding the gun, the sights lining up on the target, squeezing the trigger, and following through recoil. Hope that helps. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jake Di Vita Posted January 2, 2011 Share Posted January 2, 2011 Getting strong is always a good idea. www.startingstrength.com Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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