The Correct Way to Learn Martial Arts Freestyle

[I:https://healthclub90.com/storage/2011/07/AlCase20.jpg]My favorite game is Karate Kumite. Unfortunately, nobody knows the right way to do martial arts freestyle. They keep insisting on doing this thing that results in pain and bruises and body injury.

I know, the reason for Karate, or Kenpo or Taekwondo, and martial arts in general, is to hurt somebody, correct? Sorry, it isn’t. If you think that, then you’ve got it wrong…totally and dead wrong.

The purpose is to control somebody, and modern martial arts freestyle methods do not teach you how to control, only to hurt. Interestingly, I was there when it went bad. Further, there are methods in which one can learn how to freestyle painlessly and easily within a couple of hours.

My first lesson consisted of my kenpo instructor beating the holy crap out of me. The theory, back then, was that martial arts were a rite of passage, you had to get tough, you had to endure pain, that was the only way to get better. While I survived the lesson, and even thrived on it, most people just dropped out, and now you know why so many people start martial arts and quit.

Towards the end of my kenpo training the sensei began making us wear (buy) protective gear. Instead of offering protection, however, it just encouraged us to punch and kick harder, and we actually suffered more injuries. I quickly realized it was just a trick to make more dojo income.

I then went to a traditional karate training hall, and, with no protective padding, stopped getting all the injuries. I still got a some bruises, you can’t make an omelette without breaking eggs, but no more broken bones. The sensei was teaching us how to control control, not to destroy.

This lesson, control v destruction, stayed with me, and when I opened my own school I played with all sorts of methods to teach Kumite effectively, without the injury and trauma. And I realized the truth of it all…people stop perceiving when you hit them. Isn’t that an interesting realization after years of beating people up?

Thus, I teach students how to freestyle in stages, and I use methods which do not close their eyes, but rather opens their awareness. It’s incredibly simple and effective, and I guarantee my students will survive on the street better than many others. Simply, they haven’t been trained to close their eyes, but rather to open their awareness, and the truth is that using my methods students can learn Martial Arts freestyle within a couple of hours.

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