Severe Matburn Posted May 25, 2003 Posted May 25, 2003 Be happy you're getting such intense training. It will do you so much good. Eventually you'll be able to walk around knowing that you are almost infinately harder than almost all of the people you see around you. The truth is, you could probably take their best shot but they would be annihalated by yours "razor elbows, killer knees, iron fists and monster kicks""Nice punch!!!, now let's see how well you punch with a broken arm"
Thuggish Posted May 27, 2003 Posted May 27, 2003 your body will toughen up quickly if it sees it needs to- provided it has time to heal. dont be afraid to voice your concerns with your fellow students and your instructor. if your forarm is really messed up or broken it will only hurt your training. dont get me wrong though, i wish i was training with some people that hard core right now- just dont get yourself hurt. a broken arm throws no punches
dbok1 Posted May 31, 2003 Posted May 31, 2003 If you are not like that every time you train then you are doing something wrong....this is what thai boxing is all about that makes it different from other martial arts...TRAIN HARD!!!!
Fenris-wolf Posted June 9, 2003 Posted June 9, 2003 It's hard to know... It's sounds like maybe the guys need to go a bit softer on you. Muay Thai is great in that you pick the level you train at and you always have to choose to challenge yourself -yeah, it's going to hurt sometimes, and you will have to toughen up, but if it's your first couple of times they should NOT be hitting so hard that you get big bruises! It's hard to hold thai pads at first; just tell them if they're going too hard. You are perfectly within your rights. Let Us Turn The Jump Rope In Accord With Socialist Principles!
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