Free Online Articles Directory
 |
Fighting Concepts: How to Break Falls
Video Description: Learn how to break falls and defend yourself in this self-defense fighting concepts tutorial. Related Article Subjects: break falls, martial arts, concepts, defense, -defense, fight, fighting, girl, how, ikickback.com, learn, power, rape, self, to, womensbreak falls
How to Defend Yourself: Using Knees
The knees are one of the largest, heaviest weapons you can use. The Knee Strikes are powerful techniques that are versatile and easy to learn. They can be directed towards the groin or the face,...
How to Defend Yourself: Fighting Stance
The principles to apply to your Fighting Stance Your dominant hand and foot to the back and stance should be on an (approx.) 45 degree angle Feet shoulder width apart with the majority of your weight on...
How to Defend Yourself: Using Elbows
Elbows are a heavy and powerful weapon and everyone can utilize them. Here we show how they are also very versatile as they can be delivered to the front and the the...
How to Defend Yourself: Distraction Techniques
These techniques can cause a great deal of pain, while employing the element of surprise. They may very well give you the opportunity to release a hold, escape or deliver another...
How to break fall to the back - fighting concepts
Learn how to break fall to the back when fighting in this easy to follow step by step...
Small Joint Manipulation-fighting concepts
An easy way to get someone to release their hold on you is to grab hard onto one of their fingers and either twist, by rotating your own wrist or snap the finger backwards. Anyone... The Filipino Martial Arts - Kali-silatBy: Leslie T | 16/07/2008 | Martial ArtsIn the Philippines, combat training methods developed to a level of efficiency unsurpassed anywhere in the world. Kali Silat - Kali, meaning body in motion, is the Martial Art of the Philippines. Our Kali program consists of energy drills and sensitivity training utilizing hand eye coordination techniques with or without the use of weapons. Exercise Motivation: the Most Common Reason Why People Quit Martial Arts TrainingBy: Marshall Buchholz | 21/02/2007 | Sports & FitnessExercise motivation is often lost for a variety of reasons. But while there may be many excuses for giving up a workout program, there is often a greater, underlying reason why a student gives up--especially in Martial Arts practice. Why Most Traditional Martial Arts are OutdatedBy: Armando Sainz | 11/09/2007 | FitnessAre all martial arts just kicking and punching or is there more than meets the eye? Learn about the depth of Wing Chun and how effective you can become with practice. The History of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)By: James Dunn | 19/07/2007 | Sports & FitnessA brief history of the formation and development of Mixed Martial Arts. Aikido - not Your Average Martial ArtBy: CJ John | 14/10/2008 | Martial ArtsAikido is not your average martial art. There is a significant difference between aikido and other forms of self-defense in the martial arts. Desire to Begin Martial Arts Training - What's Stopping You?By: Jeffrey Miller | 04/03/2006 | Sports & FitnessEveryday, hundreds and perhaps thousands of men and women think about taking martial arts lessons. The vast majority are, more-often-than not, trapped in this "thinking about it" stage and will never take that next, most important step to making it happe Martial Arts Instruction - the Real Reason People Teach Martial ArtsBy: Marshall Buchholz | 21/02/2007 | Sports & FitnessEver wonder what motivates a martial arts instructor to open a school? Money? Recognition? A chance to show off your skills in front of a captive audience four nights a week? Hardly. Is Aikido a Martial Art ?By: Henry Ellis | 01/11/2007 | Martial ArtsThis article is probably the most controoversial artice ever written on the subject of Aikido.
|
 |
|||||
|
Article Categories
|
|||||||
|
|
|||||||
