Posted by ifydcat on September 3rd, 2010
- Run Time: Vol.1 30 min.
- DVD Release Date: February 28, 2004
- Studio: P.R. Consultants
- Rated: For Everyone
- Starring: Pete Pukish
Drills for Skills training DVDs train you to become the most COMPLETE martial artist possible. Volume One details the specifics that will assist you in making the transition between striking, locking, throwing, and ground fighting. In Drills for Skills Volume One you will work from basic to advanced levels of application using the twisting block, the hook kick, and the ridge hand strike. Drills for Skills Volume One will take these basic techniques and turn the blocks into locks, and the kicks a
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Posted by ifydcat on September 3rd, 2010
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The techniques in this book represent a small fraction of the moves that make up Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. Only a few of the possible submissions are shown (photo illustrated)from each position. Each technique displayed only represents one variation, and is not the ONLY way to do it.
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Posted by ifydcat on September 2nd, 2010
Posted by ifydcat on September 2nd, 2010
Question by ~aLwAyZ BaLLiN~: Is weight training for martial arts bad?
In Bruce Lee’s book “The Art of Expressing the Human Body”, he said weight lifting is really important for martial artists, and through weight training he became who he was. But a lot of people argue that weight training is really bad for martial artists. I know you have to get some toned muscle, and that a lot of muscle mass heavily affects your speed… but now I am really confused ! lol
So do you think weight training is important, or is it bad ?
Best answer:
Answer by Conrad Madison
wieght training is in no way bad for speed. why would olympic sprinters do low rep squats?
wieght lifting will only benefit you in sports of any kind
What do you think? Answer below!
Posted by ifydcat on September 2nd, 2010
