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Below is an article i read on https://www.nazforum.vze.com

 

Want to become a great, efficient fighter?

 

BY JIYASA

 

Here is how you do it:

 

- learn an effective martial art (ie. JKD, Boxing, Wrestling etc)

 

- Spar as much as possible with as many different people as possible

 

- Lift weights

 

- Buy a heavybag and work on it

 

- stretch for flexibility

 

- do running and other stamina exercises

 

It's as simple as that. There are no "secrets" just TRAINING. Want to practice your punch? Then PUNCH! Want to train your kick? Then KICK!

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Want to become a great, efficient fighter? Here is how you do it:

 

- learn an effective martial art (ie. JKD, Boxing, Wrestling etc)

 

- Spar as much as possible with as many different people as possible

 

- Lift weights

 

- Buy a heavybag and work on it

 

- stretch for flexibility

 

- do running and other stamina exercises

 

It's as simple as that. There are no "secrets" just TRAINING. Want to practice your punch? Then PUNCH! Want to train your kick? Then KICK!

 

*Cough* *Click* *Cough*

 

Those are great tips but, you should have given credit to Naz. It is clear you simply copied and pasted it here. Not cool IMO unless you got permission to post without giving him credit. (Making it look like they're your tips.)

“Iron is full of impurities that weaken it; through forging, it becomes steel and is transformed into a razor-sharp sword. Human beings develop in the same fashion.” ~Morihei Ueshiba
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I'd agree with the others. Eat properly, train/exercise every day, put all your mental effort into it as well as your physical. And of course train in an effective MA and put some heart into it.

 

Oss! :karate:

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Also there needs to be some level of contact when you spar. Otherwise the first time you get really hit, you'll fall apart psychologically.

 

Conditioning!

 

Try some scenario fighting. Change the conditions, like dark, slippery floor etc.

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those are some pretty solid rules.

 

if you want something the elaborates on them a little more pick up "The Fighter's Fact Book" by Loren W. Christensen

 

it's full of training methods, tactics and many writes and wrongs of training.

 

it's also got a section on improving your kata and fightig in tournaments, but i imagine thats not really of any interest to the people in the Combative forum.

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~Hatori Hanso (sonny chiba)

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Uh.... yes there are "secrets" to training. What good does it do to simply practice punching when you dont know if you are doing it correctly. You'd simply be reinforcing bad techniques. Also all Martial Arts can be "effective" if applied correctly.

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Uh.... yes there are "secrets" to training.

 

I never said they were secrets.

What good does it do to simply practice punching when you dont know if you are doing it correctly.

 

Of coarse you need to learn how to punch first, and then practice will make you better.

Also all Martial Arts can be "effective" if applied correctly.

 

I don't remember saying they couldnt.

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