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POWER BOCKING EXPERIENCE => Beginners Board => Topic started by: Bacon Miller on June 07, 2010, 11:34:37 PM
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I've been bocking for just over a week now (progressively for longer/doing more every day), except for a couple rainy days and the group of muscles on the stomach area have started to ache quite a bit after today's session. I've been through some bocker's back already, which conveniently meant that I had a day off from bocking on a rainy day.
Today:
I was out for 1:30 - 2 hours
Running for short bursts, and trying to jump
Walking/standing around for most of the time
Has anyone else experience this?
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Hi, I had the same problem with my stomach muscles when I started, and I think it's quite common from what other people told me. Walking wasn't a big deal, but when I started jumping I really noticed it.
Took a couple of weeks for me to get used to it, and I've been fine ever since.
Just make sure you give yourself a few days break regularly to give things a chance to settle down.
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Aching abs is common, need to build your core strength. Sit ups and arches are the order of the day! :Cyes:
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Yeah, sit ups are the best things for you. :)
They're only aching cos they're not used to be doing so much work! I found the same though... xD
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this guy freely admits he was standing around doing nowt for most of 90-120 min and aches afterwoods,
erm why r peeps showing simpathy and offering advice?
hey instead of buying projumps you couild have got 100 boxes of 'milk tray' un just slobbed on ya bed :Cyes:
Exersise MEANS EFFORT!!!!!!!!!
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Thanks for your answers. I know i need to work on all of them but what i meant was i wanted a list of the muscle groups. Thanks for of the links.
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The best way to build your core muscles is to perform the plank to exhaustion.
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Or you could try and hold the position at 13 seconds haha