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Some advice please?
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I am going through a bit of a financial crisis right now. My instructor knowing this is being kind enough to train me for free. Any time I have a question or need help he still never hesitates to…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Soke Daw Jun 1, 2011.
Breaking
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I have been studying martial arts for only about 6 months now. About a month ago I was taught how to break my first board using the hammerfist. It is the only break he has taught so far. Since then I…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Joe Ciambruschini Apr 14, 2011.
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Joe Ciambruschini replied to John Broetje's discussion Training for Martial Arts Alone."I've tried several times to learn on my own. You CAN learn basics such as kicking, striking, blocking movements etc. But eventually you're gonna have to train with someone in order to buils speed, accuracy, reflex, and even confidence in…"
John Christopher Callen replied to Joe Ciambruschini's discussion Some advice please?"Often books can be a great way to show your appreciation. Take some time and discuss martial based literature with him and see if there are any books he doesn't currently have, but would like to add to his library. If he is a…"
Joe Ciambruschini replied to Joe Ciambruschini's discussion Breaking"It would be stupid to argue the logic of what you are saying. It's also funny because my instructor used the same exact quote on me during out last conversation on the subject."
Joe Ciambruschini replied to John Broetje's discussion Jujitsu"I am currently studying Goshin Ryu Ju Jitsu. I find it very realistic and excellent for "street" encounters. I would like to supplement it with another more tradition art. Any suggestions?"
John Christopher Callen replied to Joe Ciambruschini's discussion Breaking"In my opinion, "breaking" is an excellent way to test the techniques you have learned. However, it is not the best way to determine if what you have learned will be effective when needed in a self-defense situation. Your instructor is…"
Joe Ciambruschini replied to John Broetje's discussion Jujitsu"Correct me if i'm wrong, but I thought Judo was derived from Jujitsu. sort of a less intense "sport" version of Jujitsu."
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