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2010-11-13T00:09:00.000-08:00

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Power Training for Karate (Tsunami) [VHS]

2010-11-12T11:19:00.000-08:00

Karate Master Morio Higaonna reveals the treasury of training techniques that made him, according to martial arts author Donn F Draeger, "the most dangerous man in Japan in a real fight!" A professionally made 90 minute production that covers the entire karate training system including stretching, weight training, body conditioning, makiwara practice, kata, bunkai and sparring. Includes an excellent section on the history and origins of karate. The only video to be awarded a five star rating by Dragon Times magazine.

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We Can Get Lots From Martial Arts Training

2010-11-11T17:19:00.000-08:00

Nowadays, more and more people are exercising martial arts because the training of martial arts can give many benefits. It not only teaches you how to fight, but also it can improve your health, physically and mentally.

It is beyond the doubt that martial arts training can improve the physical fitness of the player. Martial art is a kind of sports that can work every muscle in your body, allowing the human body to function well. Punching and kicking are common acts of martial arts, which is good for you to strengthen your arms, shoulders, backs and legs. Martial arts can be played by everyone in any training space. Through training, the physically weak individual can develop the body gradually.

Through martial arts training, the practitioners also can improve their mental fitness. When practicing, the players are in the state of peace. They put aside their desire, irritation and restlessness. The exercise of martial arts can release the stress, giving a peaceful mind. This mentality is great for your health and career.

The training of martial arts can perfect the character of the player. The exercising of martial arts can teach the player respect themselves and others. It can develop their courtesy and personal integrity and self-discipline.

Martial Arts are great for improving self-confidence. Learning self-defense increases the self-confidence of practitioners by taking away their feeling of vulnerability. Confidence allows you to remain calm during difficult situations. By remaining calm, one can assess the situation more clearly and act appropriately. When faced with a compromising situation, those capable of defending themselves should need to use physical force less often than those who cannot defend themselves. But you should know that the goal is not to teach people to fight those who argue or disagree, instead, it is to teach to defend yourselves when necessary.

The ability to focus can be increased through the training of the martial arts. The player are unable to learn martial arts well if they can not concentrate their focus. The player can improve their ability to concentrate by focusing their mind, their eyes and their body in training.

With regular training, we can easily see the benefits. Martial arts strives internally to train the mind to develop a clear conscience, enabling one to face the world honestly, while externally developing strength to the point where one may overcome ferocious wild animals.

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2010-11-11T06:18:00.000-08:00

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2010-11-10T19:18:00.000-08:00

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2010-11-10T03:33:00.000-08:00

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2010-11-09T17:24:00.000-08:00

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2010-11-09T00:38:00.000-08:00

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2010-11-08T04:38:00.000-08:00

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Martial Arts Training - How Did it Develop?

2010-11-07T17:35:00.000-08:00

To know more about martial arts training, knowing its background is essential. This will help one to understand how its ways and process started and developed. A brief discussion about its history will be tackled in this article.

Martial arts derived its meaning from the Greek word "mars". In Greek mythology, Mars is the god of war. This was termed during the European 15th century. The Chinese fathom it as the art of war. It is said to be known not only as an art in acquiring skills, but also as a science in a sense that an individual who is practicing it, a martial artist, can gain knowledge through constant observation, concentration, study, and practice.

Martial arts rooted its history from different places. Distinctive training techniques widely distributed around the world have their own styles, stories, and principles. Each martial arts technique may be based on the culture and lifestyle of its provenance. Furthermore, it is also linked with the different religious beliefs such as Buddhism, Confucianism, Hinduism and alike.

Around 2000 B.C., it is said that both similar and different fighting methods are existing throughout the world. This kind of uncovered point creates a little agreement regarding the history and origin of martial arts. Most of the known fighting styles originate from Europe, Africa, America, and Asia.

Some of the most famous and world known fighting techniques come from Asia. The styles are generally acknowledged as coming from Tibet and India then passing on to China. Monks started to train to defend themselves from bandits. Japan is said to be the last country to acquire the knowledge of martial arts, but they are the ones who flourish well in it. During the world war II, martial arts training in japan was incorporated in their military programs. Martial arts conditioning also flourished in the western and southern part of the globe. Stick fighting emerged from Africa. In America, the using of bows, knives and spears took place. Different training weapons are also used for sword fighting, fencing, and jousting which developed from Europe. Boxing, wrestling, and pankration, which do not often use anything except strength, was also uncovered in the European civilization. During the development of firearms, the foundation of their martial arts slowly declined.

One of the oldest known sports, boxing, is a technique mainly using the fists. Its highlight is on the punches one does. In fact, with proper training and application of techniques, small fists can be as deadly as the big ones for they too, can punch hard and strong.

Aikido is a self-defense technique involving some throws and joint locks that are taken from Jiu Jitsu and techniques originating from Kenjutsu. This art focuses not on hitting opponents but rather on using their energy to gain control over them or to throw them using their own force. Aikido puts a lot of emphasis on motion and the dynamics of movement. What's great about aikido is that even if your opponent is enormous, all you have to do is to know the weak points of your enemy and you're sure to overpower him. And that is exactly what Aikido offers you.

Martial arts training is enforced basically for self defense. Presently in modern days, there are may reasons why people are pursuing to practice the different self defense techniques. Most of these reasons are finding it as a way of conditioning, disciplining, and expressing oneself. In addition, the progression and development of martial arts into a more meaningful part in the society makes sense. Mostly people in the whole world have admired the ways of martial arts because it is also presented in a commercialized way. Some types are already considered as sports and are often part of the Olympic games. It is also incorporated in some categories of arts such as in dance and in theater plays. In addition, each individual who desires to learn such skills can enroll in various training programs. Anyone can have their training even at home through books and martial arts training videos. Western regions appreciate the Asian fighting skills through Hollywood movies like those played by Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li. The same with the Eastern regions, they appreciate the western ways of boxing, wrestling, and street fighting through media.

Some techniques use tools to compliment their training. The examples of martial arts equipment include the wooden dummy, head gear, gloves, swords, arnis sticks, knives and many more. There are a lot of unique training styles to be chosen from which are often interrelated. They are all the same as an art of mastery, balance, discipline and skills of technique.

The development of martial arts techniques continue to live and its training continue to develop through people who are living it, improving it, and doing their best to preserve it. It is constantly changing and surviving with some developments. According to Bruce Lee, founder of Jeet Kune Do which originated from Wing Chun, real combating is a dynamic that can change styles. Flexibility and adaptation to circumstances are important. For as an art, martial arts training is constantly improving.

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2010-11-07T02:15:00.000-08:00

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2010-11-06T14:49:00.000-07:00

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Wing Chun Training Videos - Martial Arts

2010-11-05T19:01:00.000-07:00

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2010-11-05T02:04:00.000-07:00

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2010-11-04T13:48:00.000-07:00

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2010-11-03T18:41:00.000-07:00

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2010-11-02T22:49:00.000-07:00

Self Defense and Martial Arts Insider Techniques guide, reference and resources. Build confidence and establish safety awareness and tactics for personal protection.

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Ninja Assassin [Blu-ray]

2010-11-02T06:55:00.000-07:00

The entertaining, adrenaline-packed Ninja Assassin wastes no time cutting quite literally to the guts and gore of the mysterious world of ninja warriors--the blood flows as freely as champagne on New Year's Eve. Only 3-D might have made it even better. Taken from the streets as a child, the orphan Raizo (Korean pop artist Rain, in his first leading role) is molded into a deadly assassin through methods that might make even the strong of stomach wince. The story flows from present-day Berlin to Raizo's brutal training by the Ozunu, one of the mythical Nine Clans that perform political assassinations around the world. Refusal to follow an order by the clan leader forces Raizo into a life on the run. When Mika (Naomie Harris), a Europol researcher, gets too close to the truth, Raizo risks detection by his former clan-mates to protect her, and to exact his revenge. Fans of ninja films will rejoice in the classic story, while action aficionados will find plenty of heart-pounding thrills in every fight scene. Admittedly, the plot, especially Europol's interest in the mythical clans, exists merely to move the story from one fight scene to the next. But who cares when the action shots--especially the literal firefight at the end--are so exciting. --Jill Corddry

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Hapkido Essentials DVD Myung Yong Kim, Chang Soo Lee 75 minutes

2010-11-01T12:40:00.000-07:00

Hapkido Essentials DVD Myung Yong Kim, Chang Soo Lee 75 minutes

Hapkido is a complete self defense art, encompassing a full range of striking, kicking, throwing and immobilization techniques. On the Hapkido Essentials DVD, learn the kicks, strikes and blocks of Hapkido from Grandmaster Myung Yong Kim, founder of Hapkido Jin Jung Kwan, and Grandmaster Chang Soo Lee, head of Hapkido Jin Jung Kwan. The grandmasters and some of their top instructors in Korea, personally teach you over 75 hapkido techniques including Stance Danjun Breathing, beginner, intermediate and advanced levels Vital point attacking Vital point theory Striking, elbow, knifehand and backfist Blocking, single and double arm Falling, forward, backward, side, aero and rolling falls Kicking, single, double, combinations and special kicks for a total of 51 kicks This comprehensive instructional DVD was filmed on location in Korea. Together with Hapkido Self defense Volumes 1 and 2, this DVD presents a complete self defense system. Learn directly from the headmaster, founder and international demonstration team members of this dynamic Korean art. Includes both English and Korean language tracks.

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2010-10-31T18:22:00.000-07:00

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2010-10-31T05:35:00.000-07:00

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2010-10-30T15:57:00.000-07:00

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Martial Arts Training - Weight Training and Conditioning For Serious Training and Busy Schedules

2010-10-29T23:28:00.000-07:00

One of the most destructive mind-sets that we can develop is that of being too old for a particular pursuit, especially Muay Thai and Mixed Martial arts training. In my opinion the excuses they use are just excuses born out of laziness and as they watch themselves degenerate into a senescent creature they fall into the stereotypical middle age mind set that that brings with it all the expected health problems.

I have been a martial artist for over 35 years now and for the most part I have held a full time job and run a martial arts school. Now in my mid 50's I still train 6 days a week grappling and sparring with my students many of whom are competitive fighters and champions in their chosen disciplines of Mixed Martial Arts, Brazilian Jui Jitsu and Muay Thai.

This requires not only that I train the particular techniques of the disciplines and continually spar, but I must also keep a good maintenance level of strength and fitness, that enables me to train with students 30 or more years younger then me without incurring many injuries and at a very competitive level.

One of the main factors that has contributed to my being able to operate at this level, with the busy life schedule of teaching, working and operating a business, has been my basic weight training and fitness schedule that keeps me at a good maintenance level for training effectively.

To deal with the schedule that I work within I have opted for a weight training schedule of, alternating body part, super sets and giant sets. Training 4 days a week in a split routine with Chest, Back and Abs on Mondays and Thursdays and Arms and Legs on Tuesdays and Fridays. Each body part is worked with 3-5 sets a body part performed in a progressive weight increase manner and with very little time between sets to keep the intensity high, each workout period being only about 40 minutes in duration, this keeps my heart and work rate high delivering a very high conditioning effect that is essential for the rigors of Muay Thai and Mixed Martial Arts training.

I concentrate on major basic exercises and don't bother with many specific body part exercises:

Mondays: Alternating Flat Bench Press, Wide grip Pulldowns, Back Hyper-extensions and Incline abdominal crunches with weight (4 sets of this giant set are performed). Followed by Incline Bench Press, Bent over Bar Bell Rows (3 sets of this super set are performed).

Tuesdays: Alternating 4 sets of Close Grip Bench Press and 5 sets of Seated Incline Dumb-bell Curls, performed as a superset, once the Close Grip Bench Presses are finished Tricep Pushdowns are performed in conjunction with the Dumb-bell curls to complete the arm giant set. 5 sets of leg press and 3 of leg extension are then executed for legs (separately), these are performed together with 4 sets of power cleans.

Thursdays: Alternating Incline Bench Press, Side to side Single Dumb-bell Rows, Back Hyper-extensions and Incline abdominal crunches with weight (4 sets of this giant set are performed). Followed by Flat Bench Press, Wide Grip Pulldowns (3 sets of this super set are performed).

Fridays: Similar to Tuesday; alternating 4 sets of Close Grip Bench Press and 5 sets of Standing Dumb-bell Curls, performed as a superset, once the Close Grip Bench Presses are finished Tricep Pushdowns are performed in conjunction with the Dumb-bell curls to complete the arm giant set. 5 sets of leg press and 3 of leg extension are then executed for legs (separately), these are performed together with 4 sets of power cleans.

In addition I run for 5 kms on a Sunday morning just to keep a level of cardio up that compliments my martial arts training. I should add that the majority (~ 95%) of my martial arts training is hands on grappling, padwork and either sparring or sparring and scenario drilling, very little is performed in midair.

Remember if you are training for martial arts you are not training for a bodybuilding show, you want good muscular strength for power in your techniques and to allow you to take damage, particularly in the rigorous training of Muay Thai and Mixed Martial Arts.

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2010-10-29T07:14:00.000-07:00

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Benefits of the Martial Arts Training

2010-10-28T18:15:00.000-07:00

The ultimate goal in the martial arts does not lie in victory, but in the perfection of the character of its participants. The perfection of one's character is at the core. Many people seek martial arts training with violence in mind. Some people are afraid and wish to learn to defend themselves, others are angry and wish to learn to beat people up. In either case, they are unlikely to commit to their training long enough to learn anything, so one who would study the martial arts must purge himself of selfish and evil thoughts, for only with a clear conscience can he understand that which he receives.

A proper training in the martial arts has many benefits . It can improve physical fitness, self-confidence, focus and discipline.

Although most of the benefits of martial arts training are internal and mental rather than external and physical, the most apparent benefit is the improvement of the practitioner's physical fitness. Martial Arts training is a great way to improve the fitness, working every muscle in the body. Punching is great for your arms ,backs and shoulders; kicking is great for toning and strengthening the backs and fronts of your legs, and your bum too. Martial arts training can be practiced by the young and old . That is, there is no need for a special training place, equipment, or an opponent, and flexibility in training is provided. Through training, the physically and spiritually weak individual can develop his mind and body gradually and naturally. When practicing, muscles of the practitioner are working together in total harmony, allowing the human body to function with greater efficiency. The poor physical condition in today comes from the imbalance of engaging in inefficient exercises that isolate certain body parts. On the other hand, with their goal of increased efficiency of movement, the martial arts develop all muscles simultaneously as part of the training.

Another benefit of martial arts training is the increased self-confidence . Martial Arts are great for improving self confidence, which happens through two areas. As people progress through the belt ranks, their belief and confidence grows, for competency breeds confidence. And by learning to defend themselves they feel more secure which greatly improves self confidence. A person with a great deal of self-confidence is more likely to make their opinion known, more likely to stand up for themselves. A high self confidence is also an effective form of self-defense, as a person who carries themselves with pride is less likely to be a victim than one who is timidly creeping along, hoping no one notices them.

The important thing in the training of the martial arts is improving the ability to focus. After all if the practitioner can not concentrate they won't be able to learn. In training, people should focus their eyes, focus their mind, and focus their body, which will greatly improve their focus and concentration.

Martial arts are a mental discipline with a physical approach. Part of the ongoing challenge is to have your mind and body work together and think while you are moving

There are almost as many kinds of martial arts as there are cultures in the world. The most famous are those created by the Asian peoples, such as Kung Fu, Karate, and Tae Kwon Do, but the Asians do not have a monopoly on the martial arts and every country has its own styles. Even with so many different martial arts in the world, each with its own unique philosophies, the benefits remain the same throughout. With an average training time of two hours, two or three times a week, the benefits to training in a martial art far outweigh the costs. Martial arts strives internally to train the mind to develop a clear conscience, enabling one to face the world honestly, while externally developing strength to the point where one may overcome ferocious wild animals.

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