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Fatigue Management: Recovery While Moving

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Have you ever finished a set of Sandbag Lunges or Burpee Broad Jumps and felt your legs become heavy while your heart rate shoots through the roof?ย Most people choose to walk and wait for their body to recover before pushing again. What if you could recover while still moving? This is where Active Recovery and […]

Obstacle Race Tip: How to Use Your Energy

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Power means nothing if you canโ€™t use it properly. You may have gotten stronger or improved your endurance, but have you ever wondered why your race performance still isnโ€™t improving the way it should? Thatโ€™s because obstacle racing isnโ€™t just about strength or stamina โ€” itโ€™s about knowing how to use your energy efficiently. Real […]

Aerobic Activity: What Parkour Athletes Need in The Hybrid Traceur

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If youโ€™re getting tired and your form starts to break, it is not because youโ€™re โ€œnot good enough.โ€ Your system actually needs more aerobic activity. We usually talk about something people don’t know about parkour. This sport isnโ€™t just about explosiveness. It teaches you about ๐—ฎ๐—ฒ๐—ฟ๐—ผ๐—ฏ๐—ถ๐—ฐ ๐—ฏ๐—ฎ๐˜€๐—ฒ to keep moving while staying in control. A […]

Parkour Benefits: Avoid Hurting Your Knees in Obstacle Races

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If you have experienced knee pain during OCR training, it could have happened because of ineffective absorption. How can we improve your landing? We can introduce you to one of the parkour benefits called mobility. While strength matters, impact absorption is just as crucial. When you understand how to land and absorb properly, the transition […]

Hybrid Engine: Learn Zone 2

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Many of you may have heard of Zone 2, but itโ€™s not just about speed or running. Itโ€™s about your โ€œhybrid engineโ€, the energy system that supports all your movements. Whether youโ€™re doing parkour, OCR, or HYROX, the common factor is repeated movement under accumulated fatigue. What is Zone 2 in Heart Rate Training? Remember, […]