Engaging the Enemy: Tips for Your First Sparring Session
So you’re about to get into your first sparring session. Here are some tips for you.
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So you’re about to get into your first sparring session. Here are some tips for you.
What Is the Most Effective Martial Art For Military Training?
After a grueling training camp, you see your favorite fighter dominate in the ring or cage night in, night out. They’ve constantly managed to demolish the opposition, leaving them looking like an unstoppable force of a human.
This is the Bob freestanding dummy. It has a similar anatomy to an actual human being, built with a jaw, a temple, and a torso. But for an added fee, you can get a set of arms for it. And it’s these traits that make it an excellent addition to your gym equipment.
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Learn the essential unarmed combat techniques for practical and efficient self-defense, including palm strikes, teep kicks, Muay Thai clinches, the mount, and knee-on-stomach.
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Like most Americans, I enjoy a good energy drink to help keep me on the move. Fortunately, I’ve found one that has no sugar, preservatives, or nasty aftertaste. And, they are giving away a brand new customized Ford Bronco. Sweet!
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