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Where do you spend more time training?  

21 members have voted

  1. 1. Where do you spend more time training?

    • 100 % dojo
      9
    • 50 % dojo 50 % gym
      4
    • 30% dojo, 30% weights, 30% aerobic, 10% misc.
      5
    • 30% 70%
      2
    • 100% gym
      1


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Posted
I put 100% dojo, but I have periodically trained with weightover the years. I just can't be motivated to go to the gym like I am at the dojo.

The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.


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Posted

I train at home: 100%. Approx. 2 hrs a day. I have my own equipment for strength training and aerobic training. My backyard is where I train, I have a nice little training area.

 

I used to teach outdoors in the Philippines, but I didn't train where I taught.

"I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination.

Imagination is more important than knowledge.

Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world." Einstein

Posted
With my school work and karate i don't have time to even think of a gym....though i do many people that wanna get "buff" and all. With my gym class at school and regular warm ups at my dojo i am becoming "buff" a lot quicker than they are. So i guess whatever results you want depend on where you train.
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Both...

 

A proper workout should last no longer than 45 minutes.

 

I generally workout 3-4 time a week, 45 minutes (workout at my gym) then rest 2 hours and go do 2 hours of MA at my dojo.

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Posted

well

 

30 % Dojo

 

Stretching at home and Weight set i have at home

 

and bag training

 

I will be training more at Dojo when classes expand.

 

Till then i train so much at home.

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