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How To Toughen Feet For Ruck Marching

Photo Courtesy: Denali National Park and Preserve Toughening your feet for ruck marching comes from regular rucking and increasing ruck march distances. Conditioning your feet and performing...

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Top 11 Tips for Rucking Your Dog

Photo Courtesy: Drew Stephens Your dog looks up at you with those sad eyes, begging you for a walk. You were planning to go rucking anyway, so you figured you’d combine the two and ruck with...

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Rucking In The Rain

Photo Courtesy: Steve Mullis Rucking in the rain is inevitable, whether you've already signed up for a rucking event, or it's just a rainy week, you're bound to ruck in the rain. Searching the...

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Rucking On A Treadmill

Start your ruck at 3mph - 5mph and increase the incline on the treadmill by 1%. Repeat at 1 minute intervals, till you feel that your calfs are doing most of the work. Then, set the incline to an...

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How Much Weight to Carry When Rucking

Photo Courtesy: Steve Mullis It is recommended to carry 10% - 15% of your bodyweight when you start rucking. Add weight in 5 - 10 pound increments as you progress in your training program. A 200...

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Is Rucking A Good Workout

Rucking is a good workout because it involves resistance training and cardio endurance. This allows you to burn a high number of calories, gain strength, and improve your cardio. Rucking is a...

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