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4-5 times per week. I incorporate x- training as well.

The past is no more; the future is yet to come. Nothing exist except for the here and now. Our grand business is not to see what lies dimly at a distance, but to do what's clearly is clearly at hand...Lets continue to train!

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I used to train 6 days a week ,but with all the recent studies suggesting that training everyday or just about everyday is not all that good for the body I cut back to about 3 days a week.And about 2 days for weight training,I also devote several mornings to Makiwara training .

There's no such word as can't.

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I train 3 days a week but I do 'double-classes' in two of those days and a single class the other day.

So I train for 5 hours a week in class and then a further 6-7 hours at home

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I have classes three times as week, and now just added a weapons class and train daily at home. If I could make it work with the kids, I would be there for the Feeding Crane class that just started.

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For me, quite a lot, as I am one of the instructors at my club. 4-5 plus lessons a week, there are 7 per week.

Quite a lot, means you will learn more and grade quicker.

Wado Ryu-Sandan-Black Belt 3rd Dan

Formerly Purple Belt at Tangsudo

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Karate is not only training in the dojo for me, it's phisical but also mental, in the literal part of the question, I'm training 3 times a week in a dojo and other days on myself but it's recomended to leave one free day a week just to avoid overtraining, also I'm separating a bit the kihon and technique with the phisical part.

"1000 days of training a beginner, 10000 days of training, a glimpse of the mysteries"

Oyama

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