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15/9

Mixed fights all night

v.light contact, shadow fights, (clicker like fighting for speed)

18/9

30 mins - kata warm up - left and right

1 hour - light bouts

last 30 min knockdown under half power.

“A human life gains luster and strength only when it is polished and tempered.”

Sosai Masutatsu Oyama (1923 - 1994) Founder of Kyokushin Karate.

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9/17

Drilled half guard position. Taking back from bottom. Recovery to full guard.

30 min free roll.

1 hour PTK right bridging. Viusual senstitivity work to the left.

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9/17/2014

DT Club: 1:00 - 3:00 pm. After a warmup of shrimping, pummeling, and some punch defense drills, we worked on a continuation of the punch block defenses, where a bad guy grabs the leg the good guy is trying to kick and defend with, swings it out, and the bad guy crashes into side mount. Bottom guy drills getting back to guard from under the side mount position. From there, we worked the elevator sweep to an eye-peck from mount (part of the women's self-defense aspect) to standing and retreating. After that, we worked armbar from mount, and the Americana some. Focused on making sure the guy on bottom had good hip position. We had open rolling towards the end, and I rolled with an NCAA Wrestler twice. Guy smoked me; I tapped to a triangle choke as I was trying to pass his guard (any help here would be appreciated), and once to an armbar. I started each time in his guard. But it was fun!

TKD Kicking Class: 6:00 - 7:00 pm. All kicking on the TKD Powerline today.

Front leg round kick, mid section: 20 (10 each leg)

Back leg round kick, mid section: 20

Front leg skipping round kick, mid section: 20

Back leg side-step round kick, mid section: 20

Front leg round kick, hi section: 20

Back leg round kick, hi section: 20

Front leg skipping round kick, hi section: 20

Front leg side kick: 20

Back leg side kick: 20

Step spin side kick: 20

Switch-away spin side kick: 20

Repeating jump spin side kicks: 20

Front leg repeat round kicks: 40 (20 each leg)

Back leg repeat round kicks: 40

Front leg skipping repeat round kicks: 40

Front leg double "Olympic" round kicks, mid section: 40

Total of 380 kicks. Stretch.

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9/17/2014

DT Club: 1:00 - 3:00 pm. After a warmup of shrimping, pummeling, and some punch defense drills, we worked on a continuation of the punch block defenses, where a bad guy grabs the leg the good guy is trying to kick and defend with, swings it out, and the bad guy crashes into side mount. Bottom guy drills getting back to guard from under the side mount position. From there, we worked the elevator sweep to an eye-peck from mount (part of the women's self-defense aspect) to standing and retreating. After that, we worked armbar from mount, and the Americana some. Focused on making sure the guy on bottom had good hip position. We had open rolling towards the end, and I rolled with an NCAA Wrestler twice. Guy smoked me; I tapped to a triangle choke as I was trying to pass his guard (any help here would be appreciated), and once to an armbar. I started each time in his guard. But it was fun!

TKD Kicking Class: 6:00 - 7:00 pm. All kicking on the TKD Powerline today.

Front leg round kick, mid section: 20 (10 each leg)

Back leg round kick, mid section: 20

Front leg skipping round kick, mid section: 20

Back leg side-step round kick, mid section: 20

Front leg round kick, hi section: 20

Back leg round kick, hi section: 20

Front leg skipping round kick, hi section: 20

Front leg side kick: 20

Back leg side kick: 20

Step spin side kick: 20

Switch-away spin side kick: 20

Repeating jump spin side kicks: 20

Front leg repeat round kicks: 40 (20 each leg)

Back leg repeat round kicks: 40

Front leg skipping repeat round kicks: 40

Front leg double "Olympic" round kicks, mid section: 40

Total of 380 kicks. Stretch.

Wrestlers are tough. No doubt. I'd guess since he's throwing arm bars and triangles he's trained in jits as well. Now you have an even bigger problem on your hands :lol:

Usually, you get into this trouble by letting an arm get isolated by poor posture. Work on your posture. Then, focus on "T Rex" arms and grips on the legs. Prevention will go a long way to dealing with these sorts of things.

If you can, get some video and share. That's usually way easier to evaluate.

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9/19

Drilled more half guard work. Moved into knee slide escape from top. Elevator sweep from bottom.

30 min free roll.

PTK group for 1.5 hours. Bridging Left and Right. Moved into flow with it.

9/20

Competition prep class. Takedowns and positional escapes for rounds.

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9/22

Drilled seated guard dynamically moving into full or half guard.

30 min free roll.

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22 Sept 2014.

-Light cardio warmup.

-Stretching, 5min.

-Partnered drills, 10min.

-Kicking drills, 10min.

-Heavy bagwork, 20min.

-Partnered conditioning, 10min.

-Kickboxing sparring, 7rounds at 5min per round, 1min rest in-between rounds. First 2 rounds light-med contact. 3 rounds full contact. last 2 rounds med contact.

23 Sept 2014.

-120min Kyokushin class.

"We did not inherit this earth from our parents.

We are borrowing it from our children."

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09/24

More dynamic guard structure. Moved into transition to takedown. Finished with maneuver to take back.

35 min free roll.

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20/9

45 mins Bag work

2k run

24/9

1 1/2hr bag work

30 mins half power fights

“A human life gains luster and strength only when it is polished and tempered.”

Sosai Masutatsu Oyama (1923 - 1994) Founder of Kyokushin Karate.

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