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just use a strong broomstick cut down to about 30-36 inches long and taped
up with some athletic tape to prevent splinters. For your stick wrestling
workout, stand on a soft mat or carpeted area (or grass if outdoors), match
up with a friend or foe. You’ll both grab the same stick toward the ends with
your hands on the outsides of your partner’s hands, on the inside, or
staggered. Then you simply push, pull, jerk, and thrash your opponent
around trying to knock them off balance until they either fall or lose their grip
of the stick…and you win that round! Be careful not to get the stick up high
and knock each other in the face. Use common sense. You can do this in 1-
2 minute rounds or just keep going until someone gives up. Be creative and
keep going until you’ve gotten a killer workout. Your forearms and legs will
be screaming!
11. Strongman Training – This type of training is a little more hard-core, but it’s
a blast for those who are into trying something different. The premise is
based on the types of exercises competitors perform in the “worlds
strongest man” competitions. If you have a yard, you can even set up some
of these exercises in your yard and do some outdoor workouts to have a
little fun. You can get one of those giant tractor tires and do tire flips (which
is basically a deadlift followed by a push-press). You can also try your hand
at log lifts, boulder lifts and carries, keg lifts and tosses, sled
dragging…anything that involves pulling, pushing, lifting, or heaving any
types of odd objects. You don’t need to be a monster to enjoy this type of
training…just handle whatever size objects are challenging for your
individual strength. Strongman training works your entire body in a very
intense fashion and could easily spark some new results. If you’re interested
in finding out more ideas for strongman training, check out this site devoted
entirely to these underground training techniques.
12. Rope Climbing – This goes back to the old high school days of climbing the
rope in gym class. Seriously, if you have access to a rope, either at a gym
or somewhere outdoors, rope climbing builds a powerful and ripped upper
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