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Guys somebody posted this post to my blog recently, any thoughts on it?
<quote>Whenever you learn actual martial arts fighting, you'll find certain truths about how to survive. One in the truths is how the human mental apparatus doesn’t usually jobs well once it is having bashed, and survival mode kicks in. Fighters who survive by the quantity of adrenaline kicked in would have you believe that that is the issue of it all, but it is not, it's the worst point that could happen. Like a species we don’t have quills, or claws, or smells, or jaws, or any specific characteristic that would assist us survive, except that thing we call a mind. It's the mind that solves problems, it is the mind that adapts to survive. It's this issue called a mind that we need to find out how to use if we are to reach our full ability as humans, and as humans inside the fighting mode. One have to control the distance inside a fight, by controlling distance we now have option as to what weapon we pick to use. The way to do that is to tie a string from your belt to his, and course of action moving so that the string stays taut without having breaking. Now, move in this fashion, and within a short time your body will move with the other individuals physique as it likes the truth of harmony. We have to control the fact with the leg movements. The most leg positioning is when the legs are in a matching stance, that's to say his appropriate leg is forward and so is yours, the second finest position is whenever you are in an opposing stance, that's to say his correct leg is forward, and your left leg is forward. The way to train yourself to often have matching stance is merely to walk on the string, and striving to often stay in a matching stance. We must control the movement on the arms, again, in a matching or opposing sense. No string needed here, but you do have to be aware of distance, you'll want to match the movement of one's partners arms as he closes distance.</quote>
I have quite a few of the same articles on my blog at my <a href=http://www.mosteffectivemartialart.com/blog/the-ultimate-fighting-entertainment-ufc-143.html>mixed martial arts fighting</a> website, you should check it out :D Covers everything from Self Defence Products, UFC and even UFC!
<quote>Whenever you learn actual martial arts fighting, you'll find certain truths about how to survive. One in the truths is how the human mental apparatus doesn’t usually jobs well once it is having bashed, and survival mode kicks in. Fighters who survive by the quantity of adrenaline kicked in would have you believe that that is the issue of it all, but it is not, it's the worst point that could happen. Like a species we don’t have quills, or claws, or smells, or jaws, or any specific characteristic that would assist us survive, except that thing we call a mind. It's the mind that solves problems, it is the mind that adapts to survive. It's this issue called a mind that we need to find out how to use if we are to reach our full ability as humans, and as humans inside the fighting mode. One have to control the distance inside a fight, by controlling distance we now have option as to what weapon we pick to use. The way to do that is to tie a string from your belt to his, and course of action moving so that the string stays taut without having breaking. Now, move in this fashion, and within a short time your body will move with the other individuals physique as it likes the truth of harmony. We have to control the fact with the leg movements. The most leg positioning is when the legs are in a matching stance, that's to say his appropriate leg is forward and so is yours, the second finest position is whenever you are in an opposing stance, that's to say his correct leg is forward, and your left leg is forward. The way to train yourself to often have matching stance is merely to walk on the string, and striving to often stay in a matching stance. We must control the movement on the arms, again, in a matching or opposing sense. No string needed here, but you do have to be aware of distance, you'll want to match the movement of one's partners arms as he closes distance.</quote>
I have quite a few of the same articles on my blog at my <a href=http://www.mosteffectivemartialart.com/blog/the-ultimate-fighting-entertainment-ufc-143.html>mixed martial arts fighting</a> website, you should check it out :D Covers everything from Self Defence Products, UFC and even UFC!
Krzysztof Piekarz
