Forearm/Shin conditioning?

Erica Bottaro: It takes repeated pain over long periods of time. You have to be consistent in this form of training.

Ruthe Real: condition should be under the guidance of a valid instructor,what conditioning you do depends upon your age, many of your bonds are soft until about 16 yrs of age, some are not complete developed unit after 20 yrs, conditioning too young can deform your bones

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Bernie Cerra: There are various ways to improve conditioning of forearms and shins, your instructor should be able to tell you what is applicable in your art. Mostly it involves gradual impact increase with objects or people, with various striking routines.it took me several years to get to a good level of conditioning a lot has to do with technique and relaxation :O)

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Sammy Hatzenbihler: It's just time bro. You gotta know your limit and train from there. Take a ! hot 30 min bath and soak it off. You could also look into dit ! da jow (think that's how it's spelled) seeing as you into old style stuff. I'm an old school bro myself. What I did was bury a post in the ground and tap my shin and forearms on it. I now can smack it and it won't hurt.