Martial Art Music

[GoldDragon]

Hey all---

 

Sure we all have differnt stlyes of defense, katas, and weapons in training, but who all in here has a favorite song you like to practice with?

 

I love to practice to Brazilain Music ( for my Capoeria) and also slow Oriental instrumentals with the high flute in the background as I do my defensive moves in slow motion....how about you?

 

GoldDragon

 

~*~* GoldDragon Martial Arts~*~*~

 

( 1st Degree )

[Slim]

I put on some UK DJ hard house fat bass tunes for weights and cardio, I like Rage Against the Machine for gettin' all angry on a bag or whatever. I have to have music when training alone.

[Karateka]

BLINK 182 for getting me pumped before a fight. I play it over and over again.

 

 

[Karateka_latino]

Hi,

 

What about the classics.. EYE OF THE TIGER , song from Rocky III movie. And Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon movie song.. Whataaaaa!!!!.lol

 

Thanks..

[GoldDragon]

lol fighter!!

 

WHATTTTTAH!!!

 

 

Eye of the Tiger is a great warm up tune. I also have to go with some of the Jock Jams and some of the Pantera , Rammstien,and Metallica songs.

 

As long as I sweat I am all good

 

 

[babysteffee]

lol! ^

 

Any music will do for me...my kickboxing class is near a gym so we just listen to their music, could be anything.

[GoldDragon]

LOL baby!!

 

I hear you there

 

Speaking of music * turns on Napster*

 

WHO LET THE DAWGS OUT? ..lol *oops*

[Joecooke007]

When I practice the sounds of a sitar are always calming but before that big fight I always listen to Linkin Park: In the End

 

 

[Jiggy9]

Mortal Kombat soundtrack

[Jack]

On 2001-12-24 17:53, Joecooke007 wrote:

 

When I practice the sounds of a sitar are always calming but before that big fight I always listen to Linkin Park: In the End

 

I was doing weights to their album once (I dont like them anymore) and it just said "I tried so hard, and got so far, but in the end it doesn't even matter" I mean, how good is that for a motivational tune to keep you going? lol

 

Personally I have different music for different things. I like have some good punk rock for the warmup and when I'm on the bike, and when pumping iron or shadow boxing/bag punching I'll have something like RATM, Lostprophets, or Adema blaring out loud If I'm performing my patterns then I'll have some of the slower oriental music like Golddragon said... amazing how nice it feels, having these relaxing oriental tunes playing as you perform the pattern/form/kata.