Any martial artists a fit freak?
#1
Any martial artists a fit freak?
Whats up guys n gals, bored beyond belief at work and figured id get on the forums to kill time.
Anyways, I got to wondering if any other fit owners practice martial arts. Would be intresting to see what disciplines you guys are into. I am training muay boran and muay thai. Been doing it for a year and a half now and its really awsome. I love the training and am fascinated with the history of it. Im not training for a career or anything, just do it for shits and giggles. Its a great hobby!
Anyways, I got to wondering if any other fit owners practice martial arts. Would be intresting to see what disciplines you guys are into. I am training muay boran and muay thai. Been doing it for a year and a half now and its really awsome. I love the training and am fascinated with the history of it. Im not training for a career or anything, just do it for shits and giggles. Its a great hobby!
#2
Interesting. I was stationed with the 187th Regimental Combat Team at Beppu, Kyushu, Japan back (way back) in 1954. I became very active in Judo at the local Dojo. Before my tour of duty there ended I had earned my 1st degree black belt from the Kodokan College of Judo in Tokyo. I never practiced it after that but it certainly gave me a confidence, whether real or imagned, that lasted me for the rest of my life.
#3
O wow, that was way back when. I always found judo inttesting because it seems like a system that is based on controlling you're opponent with techniques such as throws and joint manipulation. At least in my observation. A very different approach to subduing sn opponent.
#8
Yea man, same here. I wish I had more time to add another discipline to my learning. Judo and brazilian jiu jitsu both call my attention. School and work doesnt leave time for much else.
#9
That is pretty intresting. I'm not to familiar with wing chun. Did you have to travel alot to learn some of your disciplines?
#10
Yeah, over summers, I just travel to places and try to learn as much as I can. I'm a pretty fast learner and a hard worker. Wing Chun is a chinese martial art. It's really interesting, you should read up on it or watch videos. It is mostly hand combat.
#11
When I was younger, I took six years of Kenpo Karate and reached black belt, and I also took some Jiu Jitsu classes that they offered for about six months or so. I stopped to play football and eventually wrestling during my high school years.
#12
Those were the days my friend;
It seems like 100 yrs. ago, I used to try and study JKD, I seen some crazy shit, like the time a Kung Fu Instructor and Teacher went at it. At 1st they were just play fighting, like slap hands down and stuff. Every time the Instructor made a move my teach would counter him almost in the middle of his move. Well it excalated with the Inst. on the floor in a daze.
I asked my friend to hit my leg, like 1/2 strength with one of those kicks from Muay Thai, I had a bump under my skin, almost insteadly, I was in pain for wks. I glad I didnt ask him to use his elbows.LOL I dont rember but dont they have to break like 10 baseball bats in a single blow with their the shin of the leg to pass a test to teach. Mike was one hell of a tough Irish Man. Their kicking bags are like 8ft. long.
I asked my friend to hit my leg, like 1/2 strength with one of those kicks from Muay Thai, I had a bump under my skin, almost insteadly, I was in pain for wks. I glad I didnt ask him to use his elbows.LOL I dont rember but dont they have to break like 10 baseball bats in a single blow with their the shin of the leg to pass a test to teach. Mike was one hell of a tough Irish Man. Their kicking bags are like 8ft. long.
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