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#266786 - 07/24/06 02:20 AM
Re: Is martial arts becoming weak?
[Re: Amadeu]
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Registered: 10/16/05
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In our style we work up to full contact. A white belt, most of the time, can't handle full contact. So what we do is help them learn how to "Take a hit". The more advance students that have control will hit them softly at first and the target will say 'harder' or 'thats good'. When they say that's good the more advance students work on their control by trying to punch the target with that same amount of strength. After time and training the target learns how to take the hit and then they say harder. HTen when the puncher becomes the target and the target becomes the puncher then the newbie can go full out and work on strength while the more advance student takes the hits without any problems.
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#266787 - 07/25/06 10:51 AM
Re: Is martial arts becoming weak?
[Re: Amadeu]
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breaks things
Registered: 02/18/04
Posts: 4370
Loc: Woodbury NJ
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Karate hasn't become weaker in my opinion but it has had to adjust to our pro legal society in order to stay alive......although I think the children part of MA has been weakend.
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#266788 - 07/25/06 04:59 PM
Re: Is martial arts becoming weak?
[Re: wristtwister]
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mystical mountain hermit
Registered: 07/25/06
Posts: 105
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As said before, i think it depends on the school. For instance, if you have a really young or old age group, the instructor will want you to hold back. But if the students are fit and strong enough to deal with punishment, I think the instructor will deal it out. Like in Krav Maga classes, at least where I train, sparring is not exactly full contact, but you don't have to hold back as much in my age group. But with the younger age groups, there is barely any contact.
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Do or not do. There is no "try".
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#266789 - 07/25/06 05:43 PM
Re: Is martial arts becoming weak?
[Re: Amadeu]
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Prolific
Registered: 01/25/03
Posts: 10813
Loc: North Carolina
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Quote:
Is martial arts becoming weak?
I don't know that martial arts are, but GRAMMAR sure is taking a beating!
Actually, I believe martial arts are improving just as many other athletic events are, with each new generation. Advancing technology has helped this to some degree.
-John
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#266790 - 07/26/06 05:23 AM
Re: Is martial arts becoming weak?
[Re: JKogas]
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Professional Poster
Registered: 05/11/05
Posts: 2267
Loc: Southend, Essex, UK
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Quote:
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Is martial arts becoming weak?
I don't know that martial arts are, but GRAMMAR sure is taking a beating!
/quote]
That's been bothering me since this thread started! I'm gonna edit it!
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#266791 - 07/26/06 05:44 AM
Re: Is martial arts becoming weak?
[Re: Gavin]
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Registered: 01/25/03
Posts: 10813
Loc: North Carolina
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I'd say leave it as it is. Let it be a glaring example of what NOT to do.
-John
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#266793 - 07/26/06 03:43 PM
Re: Is martial arts becoming weak?
[Re: BrianS]
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Professional Poster
Registered: 08/25/04
Posts: 3012
Loc: Torrance, CA
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Depends on how one is using the term or thinking of it. If you are using Martial Arts in its entirety as a single concept enveloping all of Martial Arts-dom, then the poster is correct.
For instance, using "Sports" as an example when used to talk about competitive endeavors in general, you would have to use the word with a singular subject-verb agreement.
Sports is alive and well today.
Similarly, (depending upon use) Martial Arts is alive and well today.
-B
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#266795 - 07/27/06 10:10 AM
Re: Is martial arts becoming weak?
[Re: butterfly]
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Higher rank than you
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Registered: 11/04/05
Posts: 5959
Loc: Northwest Arkansas
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You're welcome McSensei! Brad, You party pooper! 
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