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Offline Onas

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Looooooooooooooong.... long combos
« on: Dec 21, 2011, 08:39: PM »
I would like to ask you what helps you to get very long combos, I mean combos that have over 70 moves for example. I' was able to do 40-50 moves in September, now my lower level isn't that high because I didn't train almost at all in the past 2-3 months.

I wonder if other sports like running, cycling or swimming help too...
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Re: Looooooooooooooong.... long combos
« Reply #1 on: Dec 21, 2011, 10:48: PM »
Train shitloads of atw,hatw,htw and combine combos of them

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Re: Looooooooooooooong.... long combos
« Reply #2 on: Dec 21, 2011, 10:50: PM »
boomsjakie wrote some time ago that fx runs a lot, that's what makes his stamina able to do combos over 100 tricks. It's a good way I think, but not the only. Imo if you focus on doing long combos only you can get them longer and longer just by training them a lot.
Adding a lot of jumping tricks, like tatw, amatw, aatw into long combos may increase your stamina as well

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Re: Looooooooooooooong.... long combos
« Reply #3 on: Dec 22, 2011, 08:28: AM »
boomsjakie wrote some time ago that fx runs a lot, that's what makes his stamina able to do combos over 100 tricks. It's a good way I think, but not the only. Imo if you focus on doing long combos only you can get them longer and longer just by training them a lot.
Adding a lot of jumping tricks, like tatw, amatw, aatw into long combos may increase your stamina as well


How much and how exactly has helped you doing these jumping tricks? Has it helped you as a "replacement" for crossover to save the combo, or has it really helped you to do long combos consisting only of ATW, HATW & HTW?
Btw, I've also read that comment of Daniel, but it seems that he has to run really A LOT to get such results. And I often can hardly do a couple of ATWs the next day when I go running for about 30-40 minutes....but maybe you get used to it somehow with time...

Anyway, thanx Palgi, dzieki Blazeji :)
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Re: Looooooooooooooong.... long combos
« Reply #4 on: Feb 11, 2012, 03:37: PM »
I think it is to train your leg strength
Go to a gym and you exercise your legs so that you have strength and endurance, or any form of training the strength of your legs, for example cycling
I imagine this will help to maintain a long combo freestyle
I hope you serve something my answer
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Re: Looooooooooooooong.... long combos
« Reply #5 on: Feb 14, 2012, 05:53: AM »
I think it is to train your leg strength
Go to a gym and you exercise your legs so that you have strength and endurance, or any form of training the strength of your legs, for example cycling
I imagine this will help to maintain a long combo freestyle
I hope you serve something my answer
and sorry for my bad English
Thanks.....I used to do cycling a lot because I had problems with my knees, I think it didnt help me that much to do longer combos though....
"Matheson bases his descriptions of the death experience itself on studies by Elisabeth Kuebler-Ross and Raymond Moody.[6] When reading these accounts, Matheson found that revived suicides told a much more frightening story than anyone else who had near death experiences."