muaythaidm
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I was just wondering if anyone has any good drills that i can do for Modern Arnis on my own. I do go to a class once a week (would go more but dont have the time) but am looking for drills that I can do by myself. Any websites? Thanks
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I am picking it up pretty quick.
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I am 5 foot 10 inches and weight 170-175lbs. I am somewhat athletic. I would lke to be around 185lbs
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Does anyone know of any websites that shows arnis techniques? Does anyone have any ideas on what training routine I could do? I would like to train about an hour or more a day but would have to do it by myself. Thanks for any and all info/advice.
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I dont have a top five but personally I think Modern Arnis is a good one.
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I am learning Modern Arnis and I was wondering if anyone knows any websites that have video techniques. I would perfer empty hand stuff. Thanks for you help.
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I am going to college majoring in law enforcement. If I can should I take a Krav Maga class? I still have three years left in college.
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muaythaidm replied to Sid Vicious's topic in Choosing a Martial Art, Comparing Styles, and Cross-TrainingMuay Thai San Shou Krav Maga BJJ
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muaythaidm replied to Tweedy's topic in Choosing a Martial Art, Comparing Styles, and Cross-TrainingDont know about Lau Gar but Muay Thai is a great art. Its all stand up but in a streetfight you dont want to be on the ground anyway(his buddies would then kick you in the head). Muay Thai is a very powerful art that is relativly quick to learn.
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muaythaidm replied to TigerKorea's topic in MMA, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Boxing, and Competitive FightingJack is right.
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Muay Thai came from Thailand. Muay Thai kickboxing and kickboxing are two very different things.
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muaythaidm replied to Kickchop19's topic in Choosing a Martial Art, Comparing Styles, and Cross-TrainingMuay Thai would have a quick payoff, and it would be good for self defense. I recomend Muay Thai. You might also want to take some sort of grappling art incase the fight goes to the ground.
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muaythaidm replied to BlueDragon1981's topic in MMA, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Boxing, and Competitive FightingI have heard that in Thailand there are a lot less leg kicks thrown. The reason for this is because they want to stay healthy because they fight so often. It would be hard to fight with a broken shin bone. I have never had the chance to go to THailand and watch some fights but I will eventually.
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I will be going to college on the 20th of September. After college I want to get into the FBI as a Special Agent but I havent decided of the best way of doing so. Any help
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