Are you still Toe to Toe

Are you still Toe to Toe How many times have you practice in training techniques with your partner and stay in the same place? The next time you are training, see how many of you and your partner move. You can see very little or nothing. You see, if you are training, or do something that is always important to try to make the path of least resistance. This is completely normal and can be regarded as a good thing (more on this later). Since you are in repeats, and information about the details of how seriously we take what we see, how can we forget the big picture. And its easier to stay in the same place. I am constantly reminded my guys-MOVE FORWARD! If not? T, have a fundamental truth in the world of combat. I don? T care if your boxing, wrestling, playing football or in combat, one thing is always true. Those that win are always with the ground. Every time I'm at a technology show, is always with the two boys are a man doing the parade and other types are. This is good for demonstrations, but when you point with the movement. One of the mistakes that I see hours judo, karate and Wrestlers operators is that they practice technique without any movement. Do you actually like the combat-NO. If you struggle, you are constantly moving and adjusting. If you are fighting for a real man always forward. If you are moving backwards compatible to lose. But don? T worry, you soon.In on the Old School Series Carl explains and demonstrates how the Earth in this simple explanation, as long as the enemy. This means that they are constantly in motion, and the next floor, if you started your attack. Think about any boxing match. Not if the people feel and stalking each other. I? M talking about when someone has a good record and the blood in the water, and he starts to throw bombs and running over the man. If the ropes weren? T would be his opponent in a cheap seats! Take the Falange greek, for example. Most of the victims didn? T would happen if both sides press against each other. It was only when one side broke again and that most deaths occurred. Even in the mode fight against the first contact, it's unusual, there are many victims. If the enemy tries to contact and withdrawal, the majority of victims are occur.When train you must program yourself to the ground. If you practice, your work is that the entire foot and deliberate. This brings 2 things.1. It allows you to concentrate on a variety of land and 2. It provides Stomps and scratches to your enemy? S feet.Simply shins and start at one end of your training room and on the ground floor forever. If your partner can not be? T move? Move it! A break with your shoulder (OS 2 Advanced Strikes and stroke), and simply continue. As Carl is talking about the series of bits and pieces, until you start on the bigger chunks. This happens rapidly and violently. Keep the land and passing to overwhelm the enemy. -Remember to move forward. Like my school football coach say? If you? Re gonna go, go. If you? Re Not Gonna Go, don? T Go! Copyright 2003? Damian Ross is the owner of Zenshin and teachers Tekkenryu Jujutsu and Kodokan Judo. He began the competition in the combative sport wrestling in 1975 at the age of 7 and began his study of Asian martial arts with Moo Duk Kwan Tae Kwon Do at the age of 16 years in 1984. In 1989, Shinan Cestari has a workshop at Sensei Ross's dojo. Sensei Ross has trained under Shinan Cestari conducted by. In addition to Tekkenryu Jujutsu, Judo and Tae Kwon Do, Sensei Ross has also studied Bando. Sensei Ross's study of Judo under the direction of 8 degree black belt Yoshisada Yonezuka and Tekkenryu Jujutsu under its founder, Carl Cestari. The following is a list of some of his title ranks Yodan (fourth degree black belt) Tekkenryu Jujutsu under Carl Cestari Shodan (first degree black belt) Kodokan Judo under Yoshisada Yonezuka Varsity Wrestling Lehigh University under Thad Tuer 2nd Degree black belt Tae Kwon Do