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Question lang po:

I'm very interested in learning a dicipline

but I kinda skinny

do you guys recommend I should at least gain weight first before studying?

or should I go ahead?

Thanx.

[alloy v7.6]

they say that there is a formula like "weight x speed = power" So being skinny, you could move faster, therefore, having the same power as those with bulky opponents who are usually slow compared to the skinny ones.

 

Believe me. Its harder to land a hit on a skinny bloke than on a fat b@stard.

[abigor99]

they say that there is a formula like "weight x speed = power" So being skinny, you could move faster, therefore, having the same power as those with bulky opponents who are usually slow compared to the skinny ones.

 

Believe me. Its harder to land a hit on a skinny bloke than on a fat b@stard.

 

 

 

Mas Oyama said Mass x Speed x Grip Strength = Power of the punch.

ex. if your 200lbs your punch should be about 500lb per square in (roughly speaking)

[snowflake]

Jeet Kune Do 2 day seminar in Makati City (near Cash & Carry mall & Gil Puyat Avenue)

 

Learn Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do from Ted Wong student Mark Stewart

Topics covered:

On Guard Stance, Footwork, Trapping, Leading Straight Punch, Lead Kicks.

 

Learn JKD as Bruce Lee taught in it's last stages and as he moved in Game of Death & Enter the Dragon!

 

March 13 to 14, 2010 1:30 PM

Fee: P1,500 per day

Contact: Marc Preclaro 63-921-2651843.

DG Catameo 0917-3639567, Jason de Ocampo 0927-6567956

 

Place: 4661 Makiling Street, corner Filmore Street, Palanan, Makati

(2 blocks away from Cash & Carry Mall) (near Gil Puyat Avenue)

Edited February 8, 2010 by snowflake

[abigor99]

sir snowflake - panalo yan post mo. sayang lang di ako maka punta may pasok ako nun. huhuhu.

 

anyone here knows Sayoc or Petiki Tersia? Maybe some one can refer a good teacher? thanks

[cardinalemt]

iam practicing pekiti tirsia and have soe friends who teaches it

[trebor11584]

used to be a practitioner of Shotokan karate.

[bikerboyz81]

sa binondo o ongpin dami karate school.. but never tried to enrol.. basic yata papasquat ka to strengthen ur lower muscle.. kakangawit un..

[joktimusprime]

sir snowflake - panalo yan post mo. sayang lang di ako maka punta may pasok ako nun. huhuhu.

 

anyone here knows Sayoc or Petiki Tersia? Maybe some one can refer a good teacher? thanks

 

you wont find sayoc kali here sir. US based sila.

[shimmen]

anyone here know any arnis gym near makati area? been trying to find a good gym for a while. if anyone also knows any kombatan gym, parang maganda curriculum nila.

[abigor99]

meron kaya mga fight clubs dito sa pinas? un suntukan lang, walang pera or endorsement involved. parang usong uso sa states ngaun.

[fruzzyfuzzy]

bjj the best!

[atomicogerard]

any jujitsu schools you can recommend mga bro?

[wEbStAr]

madami schools.

 

there is Gracie Barra, Fabricio, Atos VPF, Carlson Gracie, Sub Sport, Sprawl. etc.

 

san ba location mo?

[5164cm]

In real life situations where u are faced w/ multiple attackers who are attacking u at the same time w/ knives & sticks, it doesn't really matter what type of martial arts u r utilizing. What matters is that if u are able to move fast enough & that u know how to counter every attack that comes to u. Even if u know the deadliest martial art in the world but u are not fast enough & u don't know how to move properly, might as well run as fast as u can instead of acting like Bruce Lee in his movies where he beats up all of his opponents who are armed w/ weapons.

 

But seriously, if u can't run anymore, might as well fight dirty. That is poke their eyes, kick their balls, & kick their shin. Actually, there's a logic to that coz what u will be doing is actually going for their vital points/parts. If u hit their eyes, balls, shin or their throat, this will cause them so much pain thus stopping them from attacking u. However, as I have mentioned earlier, u have to be fast enough to react to their attacks so as not to be stabbed by their knives first.

 

The bottom line is, choose a martial art that u will be comfortable with and master all of it's techniques. That would be the only time that u will have a "FIGHTING CHANCE" when faced w/ multiple attackers. If u prefer to use striking techniques, go for Muay Thai, Karate, Savate, Taekwondo, Kickboxing, etc... If u enjoy doing ground works, try Jiujitsu, Judo, Sambo, greco roman wrestling, etc... But if u prefer to use ur opponents force, u might want to practice Judo or Aikido.

 

Some tips when dealing w/ multiple attackers: 1) never concentrate too much on one opponent 2) always watch ur back or never lose sight of ur attackers 3) try to position urself where ur attackers will all be in front of u.

i agree with this one sir. especially when it is your life or a loved one's life that is in danger. you have to fight like a wild animal.