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No, it does not. you aren't training to keep a constant contraction - like you would if you were a body builder. You are training to contract harder at the moment of contraction. There is a difference. Also, in order to be so big and strong that you are stiff, you have to be HUGE. There are several body builders who can do a full split...

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why does a MA guy need big muscles? They don't, but there are plenty who have them. same thing. they don't NEED to be able to do the splits, but that doesn't mean that they aren't into stretching and flexibility. Heck, they coulda been tkd black belts when they were younger... When you are talking about physical activity, there is a lot of crossover in a lot of different things. A friend of mine is a dancer, but she really likes the speed bag, so she uses it. Such is life.

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why does a MA guy need big muscles? They don't, but there are plenty who have them. same thing. they don't NEED to be able to do the splits, but that doesn't mean that they aren't into stretching and flexibility. Heck, they coulda been tkd black belts when they were younger... When you are talking about physical activity, there is a lot of crossover in a lot of different things. A friend of mine is a dancer, but she really likes the speed bag, so she uses it. Such is life.
well the crossover thing is true.Back when I was in high school a lot of the breakdancers liked to do capoeira and Northern Shaolin Kung-Fu
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