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8 Technical Aspects of the Martial Arts
In the past Japanese samurai, Mongolian horsemen, Manchu
bannermen, and European knights spent a lifetime learning the
highly complex art of fighting. It took many years of discipline
to master the techniques of unarmed fighting and fighting...
A Martial Arts Website Using Mind, Body and Spirit.
http://www.taichiacademy.com.au/default.htm
I am very interested in Martial Arts, as I’ve been training in Tai Chi on and off for ten years as well as an Internal Martial Art called Wu Dao Gong for a year and a half. I have searched many...
How To Defend Against A Knife - Don't Use The Stuff Taught In The Dojo!
Defences against Knife attacks, Firstly if at all possible get yourself and anyone else out of the potential danger area.....RUN AWAY. Yes you heard right, run away. This is not a cowards way out, this is sensible. After all your potential...
Positive Aikido - Part One
Positive Aikido Interview with Henry Ellis by Arthur Lockyear - Fighting Arts International - Issue 93 Where and when were you born, Henry? I was born in Yorkshire, in May 1936 in a little coal mining village called Brampton, near Rotherham. A...
Reflex speed for Tennis, Martial arts, & basketball
Cat Like Reflex Training Methods by Mark Sias,
bionicplyometrics.com
It can go with out saying that whatever your sport, improved
reaction time & response time a.k.a. reflex speed will be vital.
Any & even the slightest improvements in this...
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You Have To Try This Workout
I've tried many forms of exercise: weightlifting, martial arts, swimming, running and so on. But there's one form of exercise I started doing about 3 months ago that's proved to be an unbelievable workout....
....boxing!
Now I don't mean with sparring gear on, getting hit in the head. I'm referring to either using a punching bag by yourself, or punching mitts with a training partner. The workout is exhausting and also somewhat of a stress reliever.
I use Everlast gear because their products hold up. We do three intense 2-minutes rounds each with sit ups in between...I'm telling you, what a workout!
These are purely my recommendations based on past experiences:
My training partner and I use the following Everlast punching
mitts:
http://store.everlastboxing.com/everlast-high-performance-mantis-punch-mitts.html. Only $45 dollars and they work great.
If you'd rather not workout with someone, you can get the following punching bag from Everlast for only $160 dollars:
http://store.everlastboxing.com/everlast-freestanding-heavy-bag.html. It'll last you a long time.
If you think you're in tip top shape, try developing a workout that focuses around boxing. Like me, you may soon find yourself thinking "whoa!"
About the Author
Ryan Cote is the owner of http://www.SimpleHealth123.com, a website devoted to improving people's health AND wealth. Stop by and subscribe to our FREE health newsletter and claim your FREE bonus report on Spot Toning your Body.
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