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Forum Post Travelling Time To Class
Hi I was just wondering how far you lot are prepared to travel to you martial arts class... I was looking at joining a class (Hapkido) 35 miles away and would like to know if anyone travels fu...
Forum Post Kenpo - AKKI vs. IKKA
I recently started a Kenpo class . The class is affiliated with the AKKI -American Kenpo Karate International . What are the major differences between this system and Ed Parker's ? Thanks.
Forum Post Kixa self defence
...ady know from my previous martial arts training. I can assure you that I have punched Instructors of the class and have never seen them flinch. Sometimes they even tell me to punch harder. So I say to...
Forum Post WC vs JJ which art?
...hey're going to react to everything you do to them. What you learn in Wing Chun can vary a lot from class to class. Some like forms and teaching blocking and defending at the same time, some like...
Forum Post Speed
At 42 I'm a bit older than most of the class (kickboxing). At 240lbs, a lot heavier than most of the class. I've never been athletic. My mindset has always been that I am sooooooooo sloooooo...
Forum Post HELP WITH SENIOR EXERCISE
...w haven, Ct) and have a certificate in recreation therapy. As such, I recommend your mother try a senior class at a local senior center if such is available. Seniors do not learn new things at the sam...
Blog Post Karate history…
... are taught in some styles. A karate practitioner is called a karateka. Doug writes about his latest class of Karate : Sensei Gatch had us start class doing Heian Shodan and kata’s all...
Forum Post To whom do you bow in martial arts?
...gion..I do respect the martial art. What is the truth about bowing and kneeling? I saw an aikido class where the instructor and trainees all walked on their knees when moving 'round the c...
Forum Post Do MA make ya twitchy?
...ence this? Could it be from my training? Right now, I spend about four hours per week in Tae Kwon Do class, and an hour and a half in Muy Thai. I train some outside of class, but it varies from we...
Forum Post Good BJJ books?
...#039;m looking for a good book on Brazilian Ju-jitsu, since I'm currently not able to take a formal class ( stuck at college without a car. ) I have a training partner with martial arts experienc...
Forum Post Ego and the MA
...that at some stage. I sympathise, because I'm in a particularly awkward position at the moment. One class at the club, I'll be a senior student, often training with people less experienced t...
Forum Post NEW Steel FAQ
...etal Powder Industies Federation is what I need to check out. MPIF's F-0008, ASTM's B-310, class C, SAE's 853 class 3, ...is a P/M high carbon low alloy steel .6% to 1.0%C. Ther...
Forum Post Advice/Goju Ryu
I spent two years in a great small circle jujitsu class before I had to leave the area I was living in (three years ago). We had a small, close group of people with a teacher who was both legitimately...
Forum Post Mixing styles
What the hell is a '4th or 5th kyu' doing teaching a class?
Forum Post MA for children?
At what age do you think it’s appropriate to enroll children in an MA- class and what style would you recommend? I want my son to have fun, get good exercise, build up a strong self-confidence and g...
Forum Post Why dont I ever see BJJ practice outside?
Not specifically bjj, but I've been working submissions with this karate guy from my kickboxing class in a park near here... pretty good way to train cept on sundays, too many people Chris Sa...
Forum Post Anyone heard of CHAYON-RYU?
I actually observed a class and didn't like it. The moves were too planned and you could see them coming a mile away. Just my two cents worth. Brian PSD http://www.practicalselfdefense.com ...
Forum Post What injuries have you had in MA training?
...iked it!' 'Get up, that didn't hurt.' Hey Karen! I get 2 more cops to hit in class now!...
Forum Post SJ Mercury News on Serrada Eskrima
San Jose Mercury news will be visiting Serrada Eskrima class Monday morning, July 17, at 8 am, in Santa Clara. If there is any good Serrada eskrima expert contact me. I will be demo'ing with two ...
Forum Post Philosophical underpinnings of American Samurai.
Hi, Of course it is. Samurai was a social class, and to call oneself an American samurai is roughly the equivalent of calling oneself an American 15th century French Peasant. You have as much chance o...
Forum Post tai-chi?
...structor too much about what a posture did for fighting or not. There were more females than males in my class, and, frankly, no one was really interested in the fighting techniques of Tai Chi. If it ...
Forum Post learning to use a sword
... to learn by your self I recommend getting a bokken (wooden training sword) and if you can find a kobudo class or a karate/martial arts teacher to teach you how to use one and you get profitent then I...
Blog Post It runs in the family
Martial arts classes are a great way to get the family together, having a common interest, all are sharing knowledge and exercises, sounds kind cool isn't it? This father has 3 kids in martial ...
Forum Post Weight loss
..., of course is a combination of the two. And I would also think that TKD or Kung Fu, if it's a good class, could actually become a large portion of an aerobic routine. When I took TKD I was outta...
Forum Post Aikido
...s not the case with all styles/sensei so you have to try it and ask those questions. Maybe not the first class, but go for a few classes then ask. If the sensei takes offense to the questions or is un...
Forum Post BJJ Drills
...lho tape. This tape had some BJJ drills. The drills on this tape were the exact thing that I am doing in class. Are BJJ drills the same everywhere?...
Forum Post Which Art to choose? Wushu or Aikido or other?
... point for me is that the instructor be authentic. I'm looking for an entire experience, not just a class to attend once or twice a week. Any thoughts? Thank you in advance for your time....
Forum Post BJJ in Australia
...y school outside their official list, and no one in Australia is on that list. There's also another class at the Malvern centre (with Peter Larkins). Does anyone familiar with Australian BJJ ...
Blog Comment Even Kiai Masters Can Be Over Confident
...e before. I can only hope his students saw that and stopped wasting their money on his smoke and mirrors class. That nonsense dishonors them. If any of them where mugged the mumbo jumbo that he taugh...
Forum Post ITF is the REAL DEAL TKD
...tacks to the back, knees, all that is allowed.....and so is taking it to the ground. Same as my JiuJutsu class in theory (no rules just results) So TKD is a good......WTF is not....it is a sport n...
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