Ways to Train When You’re Sick or Injured

Devon Boorman August 30, 2016

Training is at least 50% mental and 50% physical. If you’re truly down-and-out sick, then just let yourself be sick. No sense resisting the sleep you need and prolonging the pain. But if you’re just out with the sniffles, or you have an injury that prevents you from physically training, then here are some things you can do to keep your rhythm going and train the mental side.

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Greg Reimer March 11, 2018

Taped Up, Braced Up, and Strapped Down: Training Through Injury

I have broken some fingers in intense bouting, separated a shoulder while doing armoured combat, and have certainly had my share of sprains and strains. That being said it has been a relatively healthy career thanks to a lot of care and attention. Yet, even with that, injuries happen. What to do with your training when they do?

Devon Boorman November 18, 2021

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