Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
Somehow, much of that sounds like breakdancing terms.
Its how I pick up extra cash to get the kids through college
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Somehow, much of that sounds like breakdancing terms.
Got my first fight coming up so just drilling my game plan, doing my conditioning and sparring.
I am experimenting having an east/west training approach. Keeping my forms, qi gong/tendon stuff and drills but having the majority of my training been conditioning and sparring and going over my game plan. Doing some flow sparring to get my movement smooth and practice targeting.
You are ahead of me. So far I've only practiced drinking coffee, and I didn't even pour it.So far today I practiced making eggs and toast and then eating said eggs and toast.
------------------------real fluid ma !Drank beer...
I've recently gotten into kettlebells (having wanted to do so for a while, and lacking the round tuit). I really like the way the exercises recruit core muscles, especially the mid and upper back.Kettlebells: simple and sinister.
Jiu Jitsu drills, mainly kneebars and ashi garami positional switching, and submissions therefrom.
Another thing I like is using it to build functional punching strength. Try taking a 10lbs kettlebell and slowly extending your arm. Then do the same with a 10lbs dumbbell. It feels A LOT different.I've recently gotten into kettlebells (having wanted to do so for a while, and lacking the round tuit). I really like the way the exercises recruit core muscles, especially the mid and upper back.
On a different note, I practiced my golf swing yesterday. First time I've swung a club in a year (badly torn muscle in my forearm early last year), and I was pleased to find I've forgotten some of my worst faults, and my swing was actually more consistent (not saying much). But I do feel the stiffness in my back from even those fairly easy swings I took. I bring golf up in a MA forum because I find myself working through the body mechanics like a throw, with a tiny bit of strike mechanics. I'm not sure how valuable that is to my golf game, but I think the practice is useful for improving my balance in motion in MA.
Oh, definitely. I feel like a wimp when I do my kettlebell workouts, because the weights are so much lower than what I could do with a dumbbell workout. There's so much isolation in most dumbbell exercises to target larger muscles, that the support muscles don't get much attention. The kettlebell seems to recruit those support muscles much more, and those are at least as important.Another thing I like is using it to build functional punching strength. Try taking a 10lbs kettlebell and slowly extending your arm. Then do the same with a 10lbs dumbbell. It feels A LOT different.