Originally posted by: coreyb
i wouldnt call karate a devastating fighting style. there is a reason everyone in MMA trains bjj, muay thai, boxing and wrestling. not karate. its ok to have it as a background or start out with it. but i wouldnt feel confident only knowing that style.
Originally posted by: Zapper48
Originally posted by: coreyb
i wouldnt call karate a devastating fighting style. there is a reason everyone in MMA trains bjj, muay thai, boxing and wrestling. not karate. its ok to have it as a background or start out with it. but i wouldnt feel confident only knowing that style.
Sure everyone has their own opinion,but having used it in self defense myself is good enough for me.Putting 19 stiches on one attackers face and breaking the other's jaw
using only my feet.I was specific when I said Shorin-Ryu and not "karate".Our workouts were also very intense almost military in nature.Your opinion is valid but so is mine.
Originally posted by: gar655
Another one- if you want conditioning train like a collegiate or Olympic free style wrestler. Go to any Univeristy and the most physically fit and pound for pound strongest guys on campus are the wrestlers.
See what it's done for GPS's career.
Originally posted by: gar655
Another one- if you want conditioning train like a collegiate or Olympic free style wrestler. Go to any Univeristy and the most physically fit and pound for pound strongest guys on campus are the wrestlers.
See what it's done for GPS's career.
Originally posted by: conorvansmack
Originally posted by: gar655
Another one- if you want conditioning train like a collegiate or Olympic free style wrestler. Go to any Univeristy and the most physically fit and pound for pound strongest guys on campus are the wrestlers.
See what it's done for GPS's career.
Global Positioning . . . . ?
I bet those satellites are kickass wrestlers.
Perchance you meant GSP?
You completely butchered that quote bruddaOriginally posted by: xeno2060
BTW, even comp level forms/kata training will promote very good cardio and muscular endurance. Anyone who hasn't done it, I invite to learn, then do, a black belt level comp form at comp intensity 15 times in a single night's session. Trying to get everything tight and right, then get back to me with your opinion.
You mean like this!
Originally posted by: Warman
has anyone ever tried krav maga ?
is it any good as far as workouts go?
Originally posted by: SociallyChallenged
Originally posted by: Warman
has anyone ever tried krav maga ?
is it any good as far as workouts go?
No I haven't tried it, but good Krav Maga studios always train at 100% intensity since it's often your life that's at stake. 100% intensity even for a short time will kick you ass flat. Go try a trial. They usually have em.
Originally posted by: presidentender
Originally posted by: SociallyChallenged
Originally posted by: Warman
has anyone ever tried krav maga ?
is it any good as far as workouts go?
No I haven't tried it, but good Krav Maga studios always train at 100% intensity since it's often your life that's at stake. 100% intensity even for a short time will kick you ass flat. Go try a trial. They usually have em.
There's a difference between high-intensity and 100% intensity. Always training at 100% intensity is a recipe for injury. That said, yes, Krav Maga guys train hard (I suppose the guys I know always seem to be hurt, too. Hmm...)