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- Home Study Tips For Martial Arts Kicking Techniques - by Submitted on Mar 23, 2009 from Lee MainprizeA great deal has been written and said about kicking in today’s age of modern martial artists. Many people who are cross training seem to mainly focus on low Thai kicks because of their effectiveness and they present less risk of being taken to the ground by the grappler. When it comes to ...
Views: 6678 - Martial Arts Home Study - Techniques & Combination Tips - by Submitted on Mar 23, 2009 from Lee MainprizeWhere going to go through what is called combination 1 this is a natural and practical combination of movements that include striking, body movement, blocking and footwork. 1. Jab & Cross Punch Jab with the front hand keeping your rear hand up protecting at all times then fire your cross ...
Views: 1526 - Martial Arts Home Study - System Of Blocking - by Submitted on Mar 23, 2009 from Lee MainprizeNow that I’ve hopefully stimulated your mind let’s get into some techniques. This month where going to focus on defence by learning some blocks, the system I am going to show you is called “4 Corner Blocking”. The idea behind these blocks is they take a more practical and eclectic approach to ...
Views: 3207 - Martial Arts Home Study - Basic Punches - by Submitted on Mar 23, 2009 from Lee Mainprize1. Jab & Cross Punch Jab with the front hand keeping your rear hand up protecting at all times then fire your cross punch twisting on your back foot. When you do the jab, pull your hand right back to your guard so your hand covers when you fire the cross punch, this should be applied to any of ...
Views: 2617 - Martial Arts Home Study - Two Main Stances - by Submitted on Mar 23, 2009 from Lee Mainprize1. Self Defence Stance What does this stance say? Does it look aggressive? That’s the purpose of the stance to create a physical barrier between yourself and your potential attacker, without saying you want to fight. Put this with a assertive “back off” or “I don’t want any trouble” ...
Views: 1683 - Developing the Mental Training Habits of a Martial Arts Champion - by Submitted on Feb 24, 2009 from Lee MainprizeOnly a small percentage around 3% of sports athletes have the time, talent, coaching and resources to compete in the Olympic Games. In fact we are not just taking about the Olympic athletes we are taking about any champion athlete it could be a mixed martial arts ultimate fighting champion in ...
Views: 2498 - The 100 Rule Of Martial Arts Training - by Submitted on Feb 24, 2009 from Lee MainprizeHow many times do you tell people “never give up” especially as parents, but do you practice this mindset yourself? When a challenge comes along and you don’t get it the first time, you should keep trying for at least one hundred times. Think how successful you would be if you always did ...
Views: 1542 - How To Develop Rapport - by Submitted on Jan 21, 2008 from Lee MainprizeWhy build rapport - to make your customer feel at ease, and people tend to buy from people they like! Also build rapport to find out the persons real reasons for getting started, the customer won't tell you the real reason if you have a low level of rapport. Example: They might say self defence ...
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