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Question by : What type of martial arts fight with staffs/spears?
Im quite curious to know which type of MA train in the art of using spears and staffs, im aware wushu is one but are their any others with classeswhich would be available outside of asia/online
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Answer by eliitezeus
you are referring to the shaoling staff on my link
and its a modified version of kung fu
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Question by laughingmybutoff: What do you think will happen, will he choose me?
Basically theres this guy, we train martial arts together and are VERY attracted to each other and extremely flirtatious. He knows I care about him and vice versa, the delema is that the martial arts center has an unspoken rule that students can’t date students but if you were to date one, it could ONLY be one, couldn’t jump around from person to person (which netiher of us would ever do). He is fearful that he would get kicked out of the training center even though I checked and found out he would not be, it would just be frowned upon. We talked bout dating and we really REALLY connect, if things did change I think it would turn into a very healthy relationship and I don’t say that about most guys at all. We have many things in common, we’re both very active, train some of the same sports (Mixed martial arts, run, hike, weight lift etc). And much, much more. I asked him to go out and do something on two different occasions, he said ok, we both were excited but then he pulled out with an excuse that could for all I know be legitimate or not (highly doubt it). We kind of are in the stage wright before dating. We even said if I didn’t train there or he didn’t, things would be different and we would date. It’s again, his fear he would get kicked out, he can’t see my side of things which is that I know he would not. becides, if someone had to leave, I’d gladly be that person. We talk, flirt, and text a lot. Its all very flirty and the emotions are very very much there. I’m at the point though where either were together or not(meaning really giving it a shot). I can’t take this middle ground, I don’t play games and this is in a way turning into one. I know we would be very good for each other, but if we dated, NO ONE could find out. He would not open his mouth but he is concerned that I might, heres the deal. I WOULD NOT. When something is bestowed in me in confidence, it STAYS in confidence. So no way people would find out from me at least. We haven’t seen each other in a while though because of different schedules, I was hoping to see him Saturday and have him meet me after at the little deli down the street and tell him this. I’d get close to him, put my hand gently on his cheek, look him in the eye, and gently kiss his other cheek. Turn and say, “Look, you really need to make a decision, either you want me or not. I won’t do this middle ground thing anymore, flirty talk etc., if you won’t be with me I need to know now. If you chose not to date me, then okay fine, I’ll respect that but know that I won’t text or call you and I don’t want you doing the same. If theres something wrong and you need to talk I’m here (I told him if he ever needed to talk I’d be here for him, he gets stressed badddd). Otherwise, we’ll see each other at training and a competitions other than that it can’t continue. I won’t give a second a chance either. I can keep my mouth shut but I’m not gonna play these games. I need to know now or by six pm tonight, if you don’t call/text me then I’m gonna assume you don’t want things to go anywhere.” Kiss his cheack and leave. There have been a few guys in the past who have decided they didn’t want to date me but later kicked themselves and came running back and I don’t take them back (guys are not from the martial arts place, diff situation). I’m tempted to tell him but if he does, I don’t give second chances. The other thing is that he has a tendency of stretching the truth and telling half the truth at times. To me that’s good as lying. Last night I called him out on it because it’s been building up and I’m really fet up with that, he said he doesn’t lie and he has no reason to so why would he. Anyways, after that we smoothed things out and I think he knows where I stand on that topic. So heres my question, will he choose being with me or will he decide not to in you’re opinion. Also, if I said this over text because I have no idea when I’ll see him (haven’t seen him in person in a while because of our schedules,) , will it make a difference you think? I just need some guidance on what to do, I want him bad but not in a desperate way. If he walks I won’t chase. Simple. So if I said this over text instead ofseeing him would it not carry enough weight or what will happen you think? Thanks!
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Answer by BIG DADDY COOL
I don’t think he’s into you. I think he’s playing you and using you
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Question by Sev: Hand to hand combat in the military?
I was curious, when or if anyone in the service practices Army Combatives or Marine Corps Mixed Martial Arts, does anyone train with gear on, like a flak jacket, LBV, ect? My LTC said that Army Combatives is not allowed to be taught to ROTC cadets…so I was curious.
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Answer by Trawler
it probably depends. however considering the fact that even the istruction / promotion video was shot with velcros removed, and barefoot… it should give you a hint.
@wraeth> yest they are a loss of time… as long as your company’s top wrestler considers the combatives as a way of showing dominance to rest of the company. If used properly, you /your soldiers CAN learn a thing or two there.
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Question by Brennan S: Whats the best way to beat a wrestler in MMA?
In October i have my first Mixed Martial Arts cage fight. Ive trained primarily in Muai Thai kickboxing to get ready for it since alot of moves i learned from Krav Maga arnt allowed. Anyways the guy im fighting is a 100% wrestler and will more than likely try and take me to the ground and im not very good at grappiling. Whats the best way to counter his wrestling should i start learning Brazilian Jiu Jitsu?
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Answer by z3r0
You should learn whatever you have access to. Brazilian jiu jitsu, I’ve heard is very good so if there is a school near you, go for it.
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Question by darkael08: Is it okay to workout everyday?
I was planning to workout everyday (if possible)…gym on weekdays and martial arts training on weekends….or is it just too much (stretchmarks…grrrr.)..?
or is this a better plan–gym 3 tyms a week…2 times martial arts training…2 times supplementary training to martial arts (no lifting just cardio…)
like- Monday-Wednesday-Friday=gym
Tuesday-thursday=supplementary
sat-sun=martial arts…
is it too much??…..any tips??…..just working out my upper body in the gym since my lower body is being worked out in taekwondo….
thanks….
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Answer by theinfamous
You need to rest your body. This is extremely important. Muscles don’t grow in the gym….
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Question by J-Carr: why do you train in martial arts or mixed martial arts?
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Answer by Scott
First for self defense
Second Mental Conditioning
Third Physical Conditioning
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An under hook takedown in MMA involves a pull back on the other side, and oftentimes a foot can be used to kick. Discover the importance of knowing how to do an under hook with helpful tips from a martial arts coach in this free video on under hook takedowns in MMA. Expert: Charles Bishop Bio: Charles Bishop is a former high school and college wrestler with six years of mixed martial arts experience.
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Wall Flip is taught in an Advance Body Movement Class at Rick Tew’s Martial Art Camp, Adventure Camp and Ninjitsu Training Camp Thailand. Check out www.TheNinjaCamp.com for more info on our live-in short and long terms Mixed Martial Art and Ninjitsu Training Camp in Thailand. Though not very practical in the real fight, these fancy techniques are fun to do! Too busy to join our live Martial Art Training Camp? Rick Tew’s NinjaGym introducing The Most Interactive Martial Art Home Study Program! The NinjaGym Home Study Program program is designed to work as a self-taught progressive system and is an ideal supplement to your current study. It is also perfect for busy individua…ls who do not have time to attend our live camps. You can enjoy the content on www.NinjaGym.com for free. But if you are interested in having your personal instructor to work with you online to improve your martial arts skills, reviewing your tests, giving you feedback to develop your strengths and eliminate weaknesses, and receive a level certification, please click on the link below to sign now. ninjagym.com Sign up now and become part of our NinjaGym Dojo! drop.io (Paid Members Only) This is a members only section that offers students a place to upload videos,receive a TEST REVIEW and get certified. In this section, you can also chat with Instructors, communicate with other members, get important file and share their training. 1 Level Certification: 5 Levels Certification: 9 Remark: 1 Level …
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this is a scene of fighter’s rehabilitation. training ankle joint is very important for martial arts. we sometimes use weights like this. www.kakukuri.com
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Danish Martial Arts specialist Christina Peterson talks about her training in Japan, courtesy Fight Japan! – www.accesseonline.com
