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I know the feeling, and it's great! But don't get too psyched ... heavy bag training is not the same as fighting. Your technique may be powerful, but watch you don't leave yourself open to your 'opponent', and that you are moving, feinting and varying your blows the whole time. Don't imagine you will have all that time to compose yourself in the real world.

 

 

:nod:Okay I will admit to having similar feelings when I started breaking. :nod:

 

Sometimes training really is a rush.

hell yea

I find sparring to be the biggest rush...LOVE IT!!

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Edited September 29, 200223 yr by Bon

On 2001-11-25 02:42, Bon wrote:

 

I wish I could leave high school and go to a MA school... =]

 

lol yeah I know what you mean Wouldn't it be a great job to run one, though? I mean you get, say, 30 blackbelts from various systems and you teach them all other, new stuff, every day for hours on end. Say, a year course or something dedicating your life to martial arts

 

It would rock!

 

 

I kind of think maybe there is something wrong with those who think they are learning martial arts and never experience these feelings.

 

"I am the tiger." "My sai are my claws, and my tonfa are my paws poised for the strikle."

Yeah!!! I know exactly what you mean. I practice karate every morning after waking up and every evening before bed. And I take lessons twice a week. I am definately getting stronger and karate is a self- esteem booster for me. I could stand at home and beat up my makiwara board all day.