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Order now from Amazon. I think it is appropriate to define the elk hunter as an athlete and as such, we could use some of those same concepts in training as used for those elite athletes who strive for the gold. On top of our need for strength, stamina and agility, we need precise shooting skills and solid woodsmanship skills to track, read the wind, understand the terrain and carry a pack that weighs more than 40 percent of your body weight for long distances.
The exercise industry offers a bewildering variety of fitness plans, from high-dollar gym programs to DIY DVD courses to work-out plans available on the Internet for free. The plan you select needs to fit your personal ability and time as you begin to train for the hunt. The first step is to develop a fitness plan that will focus on three aspects of the hunt; strength, agility and stamina, or cardiovascular fitness.
You should focus on a plan that will allow you to engage in some defined activity, everyday, to prepare for the hunt. Every day is important. It's also important that your plan be structured so you can commit to it, follow it and assess your improvement over the next few months. Note: Before you begin any fitness plan, please check with your doctor to ensure the increase in physical activity, cardiovascular exercise and strength training is acceptable for your age, physical condition and overall health.
Your strength program should concentrate on the muscles you will need most during the hunt. Fortunately, you do not need expensive equipment to work these muscles and build the kind of strength needed for the hunt. You can make them at home for little cost and they will work just as well as going to the gym. Go to the local hardware store and purchase some cloth parts bags or heavy duty plastic bags. Fill each bag with 5 pounds of sand. Now you have a versatile weight set that you can use for a variety of exercises.
You can add a couple of bags to your pack, hold one in each hand and perform bicep and triceps exercises, do squats holding the bags out in front of you. To build strength needed for climbing hills, get a sturdy box or a solid chair about 24 to 30 inches tall and do step-ups onto the platform. The ideal height would be such that your knees bend to 90 degrees and you can stand up on the platform, one leg at a time.
Start slow and build up to 50 or so per set for each leg. You'll also need strength in your shoulders and your core. Do good old pushups, sit-ups and planks to improve the strength in your arms, abdomen and back. Your cardiovascular workouts need to focus on building stamina and increasing lung capacity.
If running is not your thing, try walking at a fast pace on an incline treadmill, or find some hills near your home and walking up and down them for at least 45 minutes four times a week. Your goal should be to push your heart rate and breathing as hard as you can. Your cardio workouts will help you to decrease your recovery time after exercise.
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