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Ozy
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Just wondering is any one into Marshall arts on this forum. Well I was kickboxing years ago and just took up muay Thai as my job involves alot of driving so was getting pretty unhealthy. What an amazing sport.
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saddler
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Judo since i was 8 years old... Gracie barra Brazilian Jiu-jitsu under world champ braulio estima.. Now 38.. i hung up my Gi last year due to injury problems.. Now i have gone with the easy life and took up fishing,,lol
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Ozy
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Lol fair enough Geoff
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Ozy
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Judo good sport Saddler
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6.5ghost
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I was kung fu instructor few years back. all stopped because my little boy was born.
To be honest- brisk walking is one of the best form of exercise. Martial arts can lead to long term damage at later date(usually aches and pains)
To be honest- brisk walking is one of the best form of exercise. Martial arts can lead to long term damage at later date(usually aches and pains)
fq-craigus
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I'm mean with a pair of chopsticks
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Ozy
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6.5Ghost I understand what ur saying I always wanted to be an instructor but cause I've always been on and off havnt got there yet. I know what you mean about the aches and pains but I love the pain doesn't matter how many bruises I have after a session. Anyways don't you think it's good for keeping fit??
Steve220
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I always wanted to take up a marshal art, but took up boxing instead.
evogeof
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6.5ghost
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In terms of keeping fit, Must admit yeh..
when I'm in a training mode it's all about pushing yourself to the limit- now that's not good.
coming to aches and pain. physical pain can easily be tollerated, but when it turn into pneumatic pain that's when it really get you down.
My advice take it easy during the exercise- warming up is crucial
when I'm in a training mode it's all about pushing yourself to the limit- now that's not good.
coming to aches and pain. physical pain can easily be tollerated, but when it turn into pneumatic pain that's when it really get you down.
My advice take it easy during the exercise- warming up is crucial
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Steve220
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Warming down is just as, maybe more crucial.
Also, what do you mean pneumatic pain? Do you mean rheumatic?
gooner8
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im a aba boxing coach did/do box have done for ten years, also done a bit of muay thai cross training in the off season! and yeah its good fun and an evil art to learn when learning full traditional muay thai! doing some traning/ sparring with brad (one punch) pickett the ufc fighter at the mo! will hopefully be joining he`s coaching team soon which will hopefully open a lot of doors for me!?
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gooner8
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and sorry its martial art`s.tho thats rich coming from lol
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6.5ghost
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sorry;;; yes rheumatic, As I'm a chemist, just got too carried away with the terminology.
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Ozy
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You know it's good to hear that we all have more in common im impressed Kung Fu, boxing martial arts and Muay Thai it's wicked. I thought maybe people just like Evos lol. Yeh it's true nothing beats a good warmup before a session and it's so true it's just as important to warm down.
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m7gsr
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Did boxing when I was younger. Would love to do muay thai
Derby260
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Did Tae Kwon Do for over 10 years
Dave Brennun
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I have dabbled in Eskrima for a while an only joined up cause el and some of his mates are heavily into it. Too much pain involved though and my business takes me everywhere so rarely go anymore. Would love to learn kung Fu.
Matt-evo-v
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Thought you were in too marshal arts Geoff but were struggling to get passed the 'wax on, wax off' part :whistling: :razz:
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