General Training

[PhotonGuy]

Ive gone to seminars and trained like 8 hours a day for like a weekend but normally few hours a week is all I get between work, kids, court, and other priorities.

How about really intensive training for 8 hours a day. Just like the professional Muai Thai fighters from Thailand. And those guys usually retire around the age of 20.

 

[Era]

I believe that the quality of your training and how you use your available time is the most important thing, I manage about 8-12 hrs a week in three arts and although I know i would benefit from more hrs its just not always possible so i try to focus on what i really want form my training and train specific skills each session. I tend to think about Martial Arts all the time anyway and as long as you have that active thought process and desire to learn you can still achieve good things even if you can't do 8 hrs a day.

ps: I Just noticed my rank at the top says white belt which was true in 1999, anyone know how i can change ti as I can't work out how to edit that bit?

 

[jks9199]

ps: I Just noticed my rank at the top says white belt which was true in 1999, anyone know how i can change ti as I can't work out how to edit that bit?

It's a reflection of how many posts you have made, not your actual rank in martial arts. Post enough and it will move up. It's really just meant for fun, not to be taken too seriously.

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