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#170159 - 07/22/05 08:04 PM KM Training Question
umsangil Member Registered: 07/22/05 Posts: 83	Hello my name is Dennis and im new to this forum. I recently started training in KM in Philly. However I sprained my ankle really badly and have been unable to train. Besides practicing punches I cant do much else. Being a skinny guy I know my KM training wont help all the time. Do you know any weight training exercises conducive to KM training?
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#170160 - 07/22/05 08:17 PM Re: KM Training Question [Re: umsangil]
MattJ Free Rhinoplasty! Prolific Registered: 11/25/04 Posts: 15629 Loc: York PA. USA	Greetings Dennis, and welcome to the forums. I would try looking at the Strengthening forum. Similar questions have been asked before, and there are some very knowledgeable people on there (Cord and Cownose, for 2) who can help you. _________________________ "In case you ever wondered what it's like to be knocked out, it's like waking up from a nightmare only to discover it wasn't a dream." -Forrest Griffin
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#170161 - 07/23/05 06:00 PM Re: KM Training Question [Re: umsangil]
RangerG Former Moderator Registered: 04/18/05 Posts: 1026 Loc: Chester County, Pennsylvania	Quote: Hello my name is Dennis and im new to this forum. I recently started training in KM in Philly. However I sprained my ankle really badly and have been unable to train. Besides practicing punches I cant do much else. Being a skinny guy I know my KM training wont help all the time. Do you know any weight training exercises conducive to KM training? Hey Dennis! I train at the Thorndale location! I am in NC with Ernie and the Krav PA team. We are training with Bas Rutten and Randy Couture. When I get back I will PM you with more details about your question. I weight train, but we learned some things down here from Randy that may help you a bit. I need to have some recovery time.. Ernie clocked me in the forhead... _________________________ "If you're gonna be stupid, you better be tough."
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#170162 - 07/24/05 04:19 AM Re: KM Training Question [Re: RangerG]
umsangil Member Registered: 07/22/05 Posts: 83	Thanks Matt. I read a lot of the strengthening posts and apparently Cord Cownose and Derek know A LOT. I feel good knowing I can learn from their mistakes and good advice.
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#170163 - 07/24/05 04:25 AM Re: KM Training Question [Re: RangerG]
umsangil Member Registered: 07/22/05 Posts: 83	Hey RangerG I havent had the opportunity to train with most of the Krav PA team let alone attend many classes. Unfortunately my @#$! ankle has kept me out of it. But definitely get back to me when you get back; training with two high caliber professionals is an incredible experience not to be kept to oneself. P.S. Never imagined someone on this forum would train pretty close to me
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#170164 - 07/26/05 01:20 PM Re: KM Training Question [Re: umsangil]
RangerG Former Moderator Registered: 04/18/05 Posts: 1026 Loc: Chester County, Pennsylvania	Quote: Hey RangerG I havent had the opportunity to train with most of the Krav PA team let alone attend many classes. Unfortunately my @#$! ankle has kept me out of it. But definitely get back to me when you get back; training with two high caliber professionals is an incredible experience not to be kept to oneself. P.S. Never imagined someone on this forum would train pretty close to me I'm back, but I'm real sore...lots of bruses and a broken pinkie... I think we should get together sometime soon and talk shop. I'll be in touch. _________________________ "If you're gonna be stupid, you better be tough."
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#170165 - 07/26/05 05:42 PM Re: KM Training Question [Re: RangerG]
csinca former moderator Registered: 04/16/03 Posts: 672 Loc: Southern California	Are we allowed to use the word "pinkie" on the Krav Maga forum?
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#170166 - 07/26/05 09:54 PM Re: KM Training Question [Re: csinca]
RangerG Former Moderator Registered: 04/18/05 Posts: 1026 Loc: Chester County, Pennsylvania	Quote: Are we allowed to use the word "pinkie" on the Krav Maga forum? OK...my little finger? Sheesh... _________________________ "If you're gonna be stupid, you better be tough."
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#170167 - 07/27/05 12:45 AM Re: KM Training Question [Re: RangerG]
csinca former moderator Registered: 04/16/03 Posts: 672 Loc: Southern California	Quote: Quote: Are we allowed to use the word "pinkie" on the Krav Maga forum? OK...my little finger? Sheesh... I was thinking something along the lines of "I compromised the structural integrity of the skeletal support in my fifth digit..." Just kidding! If you worked with Randy and Bas and only suffered a broken pinkie then you did well! And probably had a ton of fun doing it. I'm just jealous Chris
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