Old school cardio drill I learned from Lion's Den back in 2000s.
Lion's Den was one of the very first fight gyms started by Ken Shamrock. They were known for their fight cardio.
Ken Shamrock even released one of the first fight books in late 90s called "Inside the Lion's Den". At the time any type of fight knowledge was sacred and difficult to come by.
This cardio rope drill is very simple.
You need a rope tied between two stationary objects. I use my pull up bar poles but I've also used two chairs.
If you have someone then you can tie one side to a stationary object and have them hold the other. If you have two people then they can hold the rope.
The cardio drill is:
When I fought we would do this drill as a finisher to end the night. Great drill and I continue to do it to this day.
For a complete fight cardio program you can follow, see "Sprawl and Brawl: Solo Fight Cardio Training Program". It will help you develop killer fight cardio anytime, anywhere with no equipment and only 15 min per day and 4x per week.
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