Tom Yum Goong - Best Scene

The best scene of the whole film. He's beating 50 people!

MMA XL PRESENTS: HOW SHOGUN DEFEATED MACHIDA'S KARATE

Seven-time karate champion João Gilherme Bendly, was responsible for mimicking Lyoto Machida's fighting style as a sparring partner for Shogun Rua. In an interview with www.Tatame.com, Bendly said the following. I memorized Lyoto from the top to the bottom so that I can impose myself in front of Shogun, because what he needed was the karates timing, the defense techniques of Lyoto. This timing is different and requires years of practice in Karate and thats exactly what he needs. I adapted my game to Lyotos and did what he does in front of Shogun to do this specific training." I think that Lyoto wont change much his style because its been working very well for him. You cant change ten years of practice in four months. I guess he will still be defensive since hes really good at it, counter attacking. He may work on this timing and be more prepared just as Shogun. But I think Shogun will win." "I think it will be like the last fight, the kicks from Shogun are certain and I think this fight will be aggressive, rather than the previous one." Here's some of the footage. www.evolucaothai.com www.mmaxl.com

Mixed Martial Arts Training Tips - The heavy bag (Speed-round)

"Ten!" shouts the hunter standing on my forehead, his voice is broadcast directly to me.

I run a different combination made, this time at least six strokes fast against the heavy bag that is braced against him.

Another message roars from his lips: "Twenty!" Her voice seems a bit 'stronger.

I take the rhythm, my next ten shots of any area in seconds. I burst past forty, fifty and sixty hand count with ease. Closed fist in the one hundred markMy arms begin to ache and my hand begins to slow down the speed.

"Speed up there Jeff!" another voice, this time very familiar, from behind me reminds me of my present purpose. Breathing heavily, digging their feet into the ground and speeds up my punches a bit 'more, enough to meet my coach seems for the moment.

Finally, a bell will sound to signal the end of lap one minute. Wiping the sweat of my brow, I'll take a few deep breaths and put me behind the heavyStock, switching places with my partner so he can now points the same. Back and forth, each of us three complete set on the bag. At the end we're pretty tired, but the training is far from over ...

The heavy bag I'm the drill shown in the previous paragraph is one of my favorites. It focuses on the development of hand speed, relaxation and circulatory system, three important structures for a mixed martial arts. I will list some details for you tocorrectly, drill solo or with a friend (which is much more fun).

1) The goal is to launch as many as possible of strikes against the heavy bag in one minute duration of the round.

2) Ideally, you should mix the technical blow by launching a mix of jabs, hooks, crosses and body shots.

3) Take every shot with the right to use the technique, rotation and, instead of just popping the bag with a lot of speed but little power.

4) make copies of a realisticThe distance and the fight is never attitude, too close to the heavy bag, the maximum realism and cardiovascular benefits of exercise.

5) Your partner should be who has to keep pace with the heavy bag quite stable, your shots, screams from every tenth count Stamps (10! 20! 30 !...), that allows you to have a precise idea of where there is more than the number of hits generated.

6) Try to improve your punch count every time this year and beThrow more strikes during your shadow boxing and sparring rounds.

7) Remember, relaxation is the key! Keep your arms relaxed at all times blows, the harder and faster.

The next time you work on the bag, throw in a few rounds of speed to keep your workouts challenging, exciting and fresh.

Conditioning for Martial Arts

I just remembered been training as a martial artist, as long as I can. I am very lucky in my military courses have worked and still work, some great coaches and men technically amazing mat. However, it is my experience working with a number of trainers in the past that the current ideas for warming up exercises and conditioning exercises, not really been moved only on the push ups and sit-ups.

I attended a some coaching courses in recent years for some martial arts coaching courses that are registered and sanctioned by 'UK Sport, the Sports Council. For these courses (usually two days), we spent about 10 minutes exercise heating, and that was about "Someone's injury," the party structure of the warm-up to go into a lesson. Just to be fair, the course leader said that we are not there to fitness experts, but are> Martial Arts coaches. Aside from martial arts is very demanding on the body, and I think it is absolutely crucial, not only for performance but for safety practitioners of art actually limited to the specific needs of.

I think as coaches and trainers, that our responsibility to ensure that we have done our best for our students in a safe operation is to educate and market principles. Ialso believe that air conditioning is ultimately for students (unless they are actively looking for an individual training and private) and that the precious time we have in our 1-2 hour course should, if possible dedicated to skills development. This is where the problem lies. Many traditional martial arts teachers want students to work on his own, and at the same time, students will be involved. It 's the dilemma. So, with thisIn this regard, it is important that students get a safe, efficient, quality work outs.

Educating Instructors

Due to the nature of the modern martial art, the vast majority of students beginning-as a means to improve their fitness, rather than going for a ride or just visit a gym. After all, artists are known to form strong and military. Most of the species these days is a curriculum that takes about three years to achieve a black belt, when students work hardand are committed to their education. To a coach, you must be a black belt, and usually have some form of coaching qualification.

From my experience, there is nothing in the curriculum of martial arts systems, safety drills on fitness and exercise, perhaps in addition to the traditional system. modern coaching courses must be respected as a coach that can make and the structure of a class in terms of health and safety.Check Dojo is confident that the necessary assurances and documents, how to keep the classes online and track and so on have. There is no real guidance on safe practice, so that all the new generation of teachers About UPS heat and motion I know is what I know from experience in the classroom. I think it should be enough concern for institutions to guarantee the maximum that teachers are well trained in the art of warm up.

Some myths of air conditioning

Situp, what they do? Sit ups are not necessarily an effective way of cores. They have their place, but as part of a structured program of conditioning. Crunches are really very advanced exercise and rely on good coordination between the hip flexors and lower abdominals. If this vote is not present, then there is a possibility that the pelvis to rotate the right angle and can put pressure on the lower back.

Many martial artists are known forare actually very poor coordination in this area, as the amount of steps and positions of guard zusammenkrümmte and so on. Core conditioning can begin to activate the deeper core muscles to develop internal unity static stability. With the training of students to breathe properly (abdominal breathing) and their contract the transverse abdominis is a good start for beginners. On that basis, it is possible to lower abdominal exercises should be adopted for the construction of dynamic stability areand strength.

Every time you perform abdominal exercises, the correct sequence to set lower abdominals, obliques, then the top. Each training session should be conducted in this order AB.

Benefits of effective core conditioning leads to increased dynamic stability, which have greater resources for injury prevention, increased strength, power and speed.

Stretching is useful? Here is a very complex issue. Everyone has different needs and ensurein a classy environment is very difficult. The attempt to develop flexibility in a class to be great for some, but dangerous for others. As I said, each person is different. Some people are more flexible than others in various joints. When these people extend beyond the joints 'hypermobile' then they are at high risk of injury. Similarly, if someone in a particularly close and not to stretch and strengthen specific muscles, are a dangerInjury.

In my opinion, coaches Should be informed and encouraged to develop warm-up that work on mobilization of muscles caused by certain patterns of movement, the movement carried out during the class activity. You should also be taught about posture and assumed, specific stretching exercises.

Push-ups, push-ups and push-up body weight training is an ingenious method of strength training of initial strength. I am a firmA faithful exerciser can carry their own weight before it can actually increase their burdens. The problem in many martial arts courses that are not commonly used exercises to strengthen all the samples. In fact, they often develop only push model. This often lead to strength imbalances and ultimately impede the performance (it is highly competitive, or in a real combat situation).

Some of the exercises used in joint meetingsPush ups, squats and dips. They are all great exercises in itself and, when run with good form (that is another matter) that can be very profitable. But what about lunge, pull, turn, turn and models? Trainers and coaches need to return to the structuring of programs that are trained to develop these models.

Think about when you throw a punch, not just throwing weapons, goes through the legs rotate through your oblique and core pushand also look for the chest, arms and back. As you can probably gather, is to develop a model that others suffer hinder your technique. What is a hip throw? Bend, twist and squat models. Weakness in each of these areas can have a devastating long-term effects.

More training should be routinely producing too basic, safe and effective body weight, stress the importance of technology and integration of these routines specifically for the needs ofStudents safe practice of art.

Finally

The focus of this short article is education. More should be done, students and teachers to educate their coaches, training, safety, routines that are part of what they are trying to achieve. You should know and be provided with sufficient training to maintain safe and beneficial. They have advanced training exercise at the end of the day, what it is trying to docreate a group. However, they should have sufficient basic knowledge about the impact that the improper exercise techniques may have on their long-term students should know when there are students who need to exercise a professional, specialist in air conditioning systems.

I will not give everything away, instructors, or who do this as a negative observation of what are facts, it is just my belief that they are not enough tools with whichTheir students need the most from their training. And it is for organizations and Institutions ECB to act in this case and provide their teachers these skills, not only the basics of how to structure a session, deal with a bad student or hammer home What insurance is needed.

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Interview with Jason David Frank

No Pink Spandex sits down with the former Power Ranger at Anime Festival Orlando 2009 and talks about his past and his future ventures into film/television and MMA. To check out more videos, go to www.nopinkspandex.com