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Virtually all of the programs are customizeable to your independent needs,
and include:
The best, most researched, and effective fitness systems practiced worldwide. You can decide whether to join the existing classes, or have "1 on 1 focused Training, Instruction, and Coaching.
The HMAA Programs on this page are intended to help you jumpstart the design of your unique workout sequence, frequency, and intensity.
After Deciding the type of HMAA Programs you have interest in...
You may want to include 1 or all 3 of the following:
A) Certified Personal Trainer
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C) Certified Martial Arts Instructor
D) Certified Massage Therapist
Since you are here to work on yourself, the same is also true for the programs that we offer. So, Feel free to change the structure or your elements as your progression begins to take off.
HMAA Advice: "Focus on your particular needs" The Fitness Page is used by many of the programs that we offer. Choose from the content below or
allow one of our Representatives to: Catalogue, Analyze, and Recommend a Program Structure that fits you best. Browse through our 2007 Calendar, and, don't be afraid to get creative and combine different program layouts to make your fitness goals as comprehensive as possible.
If you have any questions about how to start, Please:
CALL US : 1-(786) 873-6989
Shayna Gibbs, Program Director
Leo Sanchez, Coordinator-Martial Arts Coach
Education:
- Currently Pursuing a Bachelor's degree in International Business at FIU
Certifications:
- AFAA Certified Personal Trainer
- NASM Certified Personal Trainer
- American Heart Association 1st Aid/CPR/AED
Specializations:
Providing individualized regimens ranging from Easy (for beginning trainees), to extremely difficult (for advanced trainees) for mass training, circuit training, flexibility, balance, plyometrics, and strength training for the sports athlete.
Training Philosophy:
"I strongly believe in a balanced composite of attribute training modalities, however modified or implemented. I plan to guide and introduce the concept of economy of motion. With this philosophy, I hope to free my clients from patterns, molds, or habits that can lead to injury." |

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Miami Fitness Programs 2007-2008
Martial Art Workouts : MMA-Mixed Martial Arts, Muay Thai-Thai Boxing, JKD-Jeet Kune Do Kickboxing, Filipino Martial Arts, Fitness Kickboxing.
Advanced Martial Art Workouts, Stick Fusion by Fusion Dynamics.
Kickboxing Programs: ONE ON ONE, GROUP CLASSES
Jun Fan Gung Fu, Muay Thai Kickboxing, and Boxe-Francaise Savate.
Figther Training Programs : 15 Global Arts Available!
UFC Preparation, K-1, Pride, Ultimate Fighter 2008.
Sports Training: CIRCUIT TRAINING
Mixed Martial Arts, Football, Track & Field, and Cross x Country.
Nutritional Advice: SUPPLEMENTS, DIET MANAGEMENT
Top-Level Athletes, Olymipians, Weight Lifters, Martial Artists.
Oriental Health Care Systems: FLEXIBILITY, HEALTH, YOUTH
Yoga, Tai Chi (Yang & Chen), and Qigong.
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2009- 2009 Training Season
Notable Sources
US Navy Seals Physical Fitness Guide
Tao of Jeet Kune Do
Athletic Sports Science
Shaolin Kung Fu
Oriental Energy Systems
Olympic Personal Record Systems
(PR Training)
Compiled, Organized and Tested
By:
Leonel R. Sanchez
Strength & Conditioning Specialist
Assistant Instructor, Hybrid Martial Arts, LLC.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
Overview of Physical Fitness
Exercise Physiology
Principles of Physical Training
Determining Heart Rate
Energy Systems Used by Exercising Muscle
Methods of Physical Training
Conditioning and Deconditioning
Active Recovery
Chapter 2
Martial Artist Combat & Sport Related Physical Activities
Chapter 3
Cardio Respiratory Conditioning
Basic Concepts of Cardio Respiratory Conditioning
Terms related to Conditioning
Determination of Work Rate
Factors affecting the Training Response
Types of Aerobic Activities and Basic Workouts
Chapter 4
Running for Fitness
Running Gear
Running Surfaces
Warm-UP
Cool-Down & Stretching
Running Gait or Form
Building your Mileage
Varying your Workouts
Continued: Chapter 4
Common Running injuries or Problems
Resources and Links
Chapter 5
Swimming for Fitness
Open Water Training
Swimming Pool Training: Building Strength & Endurance
Warming Up
Basic Principles of Interval Training
Interval Sets- Endurance
Interval Sets- Strength & Power
Integrated Workouts
Chapter 6
Strength Training
Weight Training Gear and Equipment
Strength: Training Guidelines and Terms
Repetition Maximum or RM
FITT: Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type
Muscle Balance and Exercise Selection List
Periodization
Weight Lifting Techniques
Types of Workouts
Warming Up
Cool Down and Stretching
Chapter 7
Flexibility
Flexibility Benefits
Definition
The Stretch Reflex and the Lengthening Reaction
Flexibility Training Methods
Continued: Chapter 7
Dynamic Stretching
Static Stretching
Ballistic Stretching
PNF Stretching
Warming up and Stretching
Activity Specific Warm-ups
A Post-Exercise Total Body Stretching Program
Chapter 8
Calisthenics
The Muscle Strength-Endurance Continuum
Calisthenics in Martial Arts Fighter Training
Balancing Abs, Hip Flexors, and Extensors
Recommendations for Calisthenics
Calisthenics Exercise
Modified Calisthenics Exercises
Chapter 9
Plyometrics
How Plyometrics Work
Preparation for Plyometrics
Safety in Plyometrics
Program Design and Overload Principle
Plyometrics Training
Plyometrics Exercises
*Outlined Material will be covered and handed out weekly as of January 2, 2007.
Duration of Program: 8-Week Training Duration and will be cycled 5 times a year.
January-February| March-April| May-June |July-August| Sept.-Oct|
1 2 3 4 5
2007-2008 HMA Fitness Program
Exercise List: Weeks 1-8
Week 1 (Olympic Track & Field, Plyometrics, Calisthenics)
40 yd. Sprints, High Knees, Bounding, Cariocas, Side Steps, Front Lunges, Crabs, Push Ups, Sit Ups, Running Backwards.
Week 2 (Agility, Dynamic Flexibility, Calisthenics)
Barrel Rolls, Front Rolls, Back Rolls, Walking Lift Kicks, Walking Foot Jabs, Walking Knees, Running in Place, and 6-point push-ups.
Week 3 (Chen Tai Chi – Ji Ben Gong – “Foundation Training” Joint Isolation and Loosening Exercises)
Neck Circles, Shoulder Circles, Elbow Circles, Wrist Circles, Finger Circles, Hip Circles, Ball & Socket Circles, Knee Circles, and Ankle Circles.
Week 4 (Shaolin Kung Fu & Jeet Kune Do Dynamic Kicks)
Jumping Lift Kick, Jumping Crescent Kick, Twisting Crescent, 10x Lift Kicks, Hook Kicks, Side Kicks, Reverse Hook Kick, Reverse Heel Hook, and Traveling Kicks Combo: Rear Lift Kick, Hook Kick, Side Kick, Outside Crescent, Inside Crescent, Low Rear Foot Sweep, and Lead Foot Sweep.
Week 5 (Static Stretching, Balance and Coordination)
Zha Ma (Back Stance- Horse Stance) 2 min. each, Wing Chun Golden Rooster, Riding the Tiger, Yang Tai Chi- Single Whip,
Chen Tai Chi Single Whip, Eagle Claw Cross Hands, Snake Creeps Down, and Playing the Lute.
Week 6 (Classic Vynyasa and Iyengar Yoga Poses with Breath Meditation)
Namaste Pose 1 min, Dog Stretch, Cat Stretch, Downward Dog, Cobra Stretch, Tree Pose, Warrior Pose I & II, Half Moon, Shoulder Pose, and Hero Pose.
Week 7 (Core Strengthening Routine)
6 inches, 90degrees flexion, Scissors, Bicycle, Elbow to Knee, Obliques, V sits, Focused Breathing 50 Breaths, Bridge Stretch, Sky Divers, Dive Bomber Push-Ups, and Indian Squats.
Week 8 (Jeet Kune Do, Filipino Kali, and Thai Boxing Footwork)
Step& Slide (Adjustment Footwork, General Mobility) 2 min,
Push Shuffle (Punching Footwork) 2 min,
Slide & Step (Kicking Footwork) 2 min,
Rocker Shuffle (Masking Footwork) 2 min,
Thai Stance, Thai Walk, Quarter Turns, Male Advance, Torsi, Female Advance, Right Lateral Triangle, Left Lateral Triangle.
Graduation from HMA Fitness Program
PR Test: Personal Record Comparison
Timed 40 yd. dash: Ex. 4.6 sec.
Body Fat: 5%
Weight Loss: 10 pounds
Flexibility Progression: 1-10
Cardiovascular Endurance: Calisthenics Test 1min. Max.
Skill and Health Related Assessment of Physical Fitness
Skill-Related
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Health-Related |
Agility |
Cardio-Respiratory Endurance |
Balance |
Muscular Endurance |
Coordination |
Muscular Strength |
Speed |
Body Composition |
Power |
Flexibility |
Reaction Time |
Chi (Internal Energy) |
 
Wing Lung Kung Fu & Tai Chi Association
Taiji Quan 24 Form
Standard Simplified Chinese National Version
T’ai Chi Ch’uan 24 Movement Form, 1956, in the Yang Style
1. Opening Posture of Taijiquan
2. Parting the Wild Horse’s Mane
3. White Crane Spreads Wings
4. Brush Knee & Push
5. Playing the Lute
6. Step Back and Repulse Monkey
7. Grasping the Sparrow’s Tail Left
8. Grasping the Sparrow’s Tail Right
9. Single Whip
10. Cloud Hands
11. Single Whip
12. Patting the High Horse
13. Kick with right heel
14. Horn Punch
15. Kick with Left heel
16. Snake Creeps Down, Golden Rooster Stands on left leg
17. Snake Creeps Down, Golden Rooster Stand on right leg
18. Fair Lady Works the Shuttles
19. Pick up the needle at the bottom of the sea
20. Flashing the arms like a fan
21. Deflect parry
22. Apparent Close and Push
23. Cross hands
24. Closing Posture of Taijiquan
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