This anime inspired run workout, Broly Speed will challenge warriors to complete short, high intense speeds followed by speed punches mimicking Broly's fight habits of charging sprints followed with a flurry beastly attacks.
Broly is beastly Saiyan and may not look like he has speed due to his build but this couldn't be more wrong. Broly can charge his opponents within a blink of an eye followed with a flurry of attacks with minimal to zero struggle. This anime inspired run workout, Broly Speed will challenge warriors to complete a hybrid series of short sprints followed by straight punches of jabs and crosses that Broly executes during his battles.
Who's This For?
All levels
Workout Length:
Approximately 15 minutes
Workout Benefits:
Improve explosive speed
Improve fight abilities
Challenge, multiple energy systems
Workout Implementation:
To maintain balance between all other training practices, it’s recommended to complete a run workout at least 1-2x/week.
Training Equipment:
GPS Watch or device to track time
Device to track heart rate (optional)
Punching bag
Heart Rate Training Recommendation:
If you decide to train with heart rate monitoring, this workout should be completed in your anaerobic zone at 80-90% of your heart rate reserve. Click here to learn how to calculate your heart rate training zones using the Karvonen Formula.
Run Workout Warm Up:
Complete a 5 minute dynamic warm up or follow Initil Mile's Total Body Warm-up Routine.
Run Workout Cool Down:
Complete a 5 minute cool-down or follow Initial Mile's Total Body Mobility Routine.
Run Workout Details:
Complete run sprints in sequential order.
Complete run workout in the range of 8-9 RPE.
Follow the suggested rest time as stated
Run Workout:
Sprint 1:
15 sec. sprint + 25 punches
Rest
Sprint 2:
30 sec. sprint + 50 punches
Rest
Sprint 3:
45 sec. sprint + 75 punches
Rest
Sprint 4:
60 sec. sprint + 100 punches
Rest
Sprint 5:
45 sec. sprint + 75 punches
Rest
Sprint 6:
30 sec. sprint + 50 punches
Rest
Sprint 7:
15 sec. sprint + 25 punches
Finish
Run Notes:
Increase rest periods as needed
Sprints should be completed on flat ground
Punches should be consistent and alternating between jabs and crosses.
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