Sunday, August 22nd, 2010 at
12:42 am
As soon as you chose to be associated with mma, you split your self from the standard athletes that do not want to go the extra mile with his or her workout. Most athletes debating whether to get involved in competitive fighting want to be involved in the speed, strength, flexibility, and specialized performance, thinking that will get them to increased capabilities. This belief is true, but do not neglect one significant part of your mixed martial arts training gear that can not be left out if you are going to achieve your potential. That piece is what we call peak performance diet.
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Fuel For Fighting – Advantages Of Overall Peak Performance Diet
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Wednesday, May 19th, 2010 at
2:10 pm
Learning a handful of combating tactics when it comes to self defense is essential to survival. Through learning various martial arts capabilities and combat strategies, you’ll be able to enhance your overall toolbox of protective maneuvers and attacks. By having enough training, you will never end up part of any crime stats.
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Tuesday, May 11th, 2010 at
6:52 pm
Wing chun kung fu is a close contact dynamic fighting style, what that means is that to be most effect most of the time you are in close and fists are flying everywhere.. This can be a pretty daunting for the beginner as they learn their craft and develop a feel for the system.. The problem is. When you are learning you are with a static pattern. One of the first kung fu techniques you learn is to defines a punch. Where the opponents jabs at you and hold their hand out very slowly. You react using the technique that was taught with the opponent standing there statically taking a virtual beating.- Which for a beginner is a very valid technique and crucial to build confidence.
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Why Technique is not the most important thing in your Wing Chun Training
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Tuesday, May 4th, 2010 at
5:22 am
Learning some combating methods when it comes to self defense is crucial to survival. Just by getting to know various martial arts skills as well as combat strategies, you can enhance your total toolbox of protective maneuvers and attacks. By having enough instruction, you won’t ever become part of any crime statistics.
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Monday, March 1st, 2010 at
5:57 pm
According to the latest UFC news, Abu Dhabi is going to be the hotspot in April for MMA as lightweight contender Frankie Edgar takes on BJ Penn for what’s been described as the biggest fight of Edgar’s life. You can be certain that both physical and mental conditioning is included in Penn and Edgar’s bout preparation.
While many training programs focus on preparing the body to fight, a key component of any serious mixed martial arts training covers the mental aspect of fighting. A fighter may be trained to the peak of physical condition, but if he can’t deal with the mental aspects of pain, if he lets his opponent “psych” him out, or if he fails to see “tells” in his opponents’ moves, all that physical conditioning will have been for nothing.
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UFC News Focus On Psychological Contitioning
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