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We shall not be posting any new articles here at MarksTraining.com until January, but have compiled a list of the best articles and video posts of 2009 below for you to check out, comment on and hopefully keep you entertained until we return.
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MMA and Street Combat
Muay Thai Clinch - What NOT to do
Stepping into Kicks
Dirty Clinch Fighting
Kevin Rooney on Mike Tyson
Power Punching, Top 5 Methods
Video Posts
Ernesto Hoost Highlights
Roy Dean Martial Arts
Kyle Maynard, a True Fighter
Paul Vunaks Ear Slap for Self Defence
Karate Competition Foot Sweeps
Muay Thai - Elbow Strike
Larry Hartsell
Parkour and Martial Arts
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Sunday, 20 December 2009
Best of 2009!
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- Shoulder Ram for Martial Artists
- Kenji Midori Karate Kicks
- Giant Set Weight Training
- Striking Takedowns
- A Shocking MMA Outcome
- Double Kicking for More Powerful Kicks
- Countering, Drawing and Creating Openings
- Kung Fu Grappling and Submission Techniques
- How BJJ is Useful for Self Defence
- Anderson Silva: Lessons From Legends
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- Martial Artists Looking Good
- Royce Gracie: Lessons From Legends
- Catch Wrestling Shin Lock
- Recovery After Martial Arts Training
- Mike Tyson: Lessons from Legends
- The Double End Bag
- Seizing for Self Defence
- Muhammad Ali: Lessons from Legends
- Malaipet Clinch Sensitivity Drills
- Expell Students Who Dont Spar?
- Lessons from Legends
- Genki Sudo, What a Showman!
- How You Can Look Like a Bodybuilder or Fitness Mod...
- Workout at Work
- Defending - Back Pedaling
- MMA and Boxing
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- Marcelo Garcia Sweep
- The Element of Suprise
- The Jab in MMA
- George Dillman, Pressure Points and Knockouts
- The Heavy Bag, for Martial Artists
- Adult Karate Program
- The Fence for Self Defence
- How to Take your Opponents Back
- Self Defence Tactics - Taking the Back
- Rhadi Ferguson - Power Grappling!
- Recipe's for Healthy Eating
- The Black Belt, what Next?
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3 comments:
Is this one your blog too, or are they just borrowing your posts?
http://www.boiseselfdefenseco.com/blog/
MARTIALDEVELOPMENT - Thanks for pointing this to my attention. No, it is not one of my sites, they are just "borrowing" my articles.
KarateStudent ("KS") on Traditional Karate Education vs. MARKS TRAINING.
KS is a Tang Soo Do practitioner. I was talking to a red-belt level young man the other day who had progessed very well in his traditional, in-class and belt promotion training.
The issue he voiced with me was that he was having trouble ramping up his competition skills, his sparring ability.
KS's observation is that the convention in many karate schools is to present the curriculum, then it's up to the student to 'figure it out' with trial and error.
Accordingly, some students seem to get stuck, repeating the in-class training exercises. MARKS has commented on his trial & error type experiences, certainly with his sparring.
MARKS TRAINING gives the student an outside the classroom resource to explore and better understand martial arts. KS thinks it imperative that students like mentioned above, not get in the rut of 'ritualistic' training.
Having talked to the red-belt student mentioned above, I believe he has great potential. When faced with a 'wall' of non-progress, the right thing to do is to dig deeper into the training. MARK TRAINING is a great way to do this.
It takes a lot of work and knowledge to put up a site like MARKS. Karate students should USE IT.
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