Capoeira Conditioning by Gerard Taylor

Capoeira Conditioning

How to Build Strength, Agility, and Cardiovascular Fitness Using Capoeira Movements

Gerard Taylor, Anders Kjaergaard

North Atlantic Books · Print & ebook · December 8, 2005

A whole-body training program using exercises from the Brazilian martial art of capoeira—perfect for staying in shape and improving your cardiovascular fitness, strength, and agility The popularity of capoeira continues to rise as more people discover how useful—and fun—it can be for increasing agility and flexibility, as well as strength and endurance.

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Who it’s for
Capoeira movements anchor whole-body training, with guidance on technique, fitness benefits, and nutrition.
Genres
Martial Arts, Aerobics, Strength Training
Published
North Atlantic Books, December 8, 2005

About this book

A whole-body training program using exercises from the Brazilian martial art of capoeira—perfect for staying in shape and improving your cardiovascular fitness, strength, and agility The popularity of capoeira continues to rise as more people discover how useful—and fun—it can be for increasing agility and flexibility, as well as strength and endurance.

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Capoeira Conditioning is an illustrated guide to whole-body training based on this increasingly popular Brazilian martial art. Designed for all ages and all levels of experience, the book is a step-by-step training manual with photographs that guide users through every movement and sequence. Accompanying text gives special pointers and describes the fitness benefits of each individual technique. Capoeira Conditioning offers no-frills advice about nutrition, regularity of training, capoeira in relation to other sports, and capoeira conditioning for children, along with a simple Q&A section.

Capoeira Movements

Capoeira movements anchor whole-body training, with guidance on technique, fitness benefits, and nutrition.

Come here for

  • Photographed movement sequences with pointers for each technique
  • Fitness benefits described for individual techniques

Expect

  • Advice on nutrition and regularity of training
  • A simple Q&A section

Where it sits

Aerobics66%
Martial Arts61%
Strength Training57%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • Dance Workouts
  • Martial Arts
  • Training & Conditioning
Authors
Gerard Taylor, Anders Kjaergaard
Publisher
North Atlantic Books
Published
December 8, 2005
Format
Print & ebook
Reading lane
Dance Workouts