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What is the name of the school in Decatur, as I work close to there now.
Hahaha I second that.if you really want to learn some real world fighting techniques then you should go to a bar with my little sawed off, loud mouth, alcoholic cousin. i promise you he'll get you into more fights then you can get out of. you can either watch him get his ass beat, join in, or take notes. i always just mostly sit and watch.
If you don't pick a martial art that does actual full contact sparring, you might as well do cardio kickboxing imo.
Didn't mean you had to do it everyday, just to avoid ones full of forms and katas without a sparring element.In my experience I agree and disagree. You have to do full contact, almost full power sparring sometimes. But if you do too much, you’ll end up injured too often and won’t be able to build your skills as fast. It’s a balance of testing your skills and not getting injured at the same time so you can keep training.
That's funny as hell. I can picture that.i saw palmettomoon out in his yard practicing his kung fu. but when i stopped to ask him about it,it turned out there was a bee flying around him...
Didn't mean you had to do it everyday, just to avoid ones full of forms and katas without a sparring element.
From the perspective of a middle aged man that is fairly new to it, getting used to the sparring/rolling, gaining grabber cardio, adrenaline dumps, being comfy in very close personal contact is probably at least as beneficial in a potential fight as the gain in skills.