Karate Training Gear
Posted in Karate on 06/01/2008 03:14 pm by adminkarate training gear
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Mixed Martial Arts Training Kit List Price: $39.99 Sale Price: $29.99 Used From: $28.44  |
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Mixed Martial Arts Training Kit is the fun way to get fit! Need to blow off a little steam? Turn your energy into results! Mixed Martial Arts is one of the hottest forms of entertainment ever to hit the wide world of sports, and with this Training Kit, you can enjoy the benefits of the MMA workout! Inflatable Strike Trainer has prominent kick / punch targets that correspond to strike zones on an opponent, so you can practice your fighting style without having to recruit a sparring partner... |
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Century Kid Kick Wavemaster List Price: $129.99 Sale Price: $88.99 |
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Designed for young martial artists, the Century® Kid Kick Wavemaster™ is the perfect tool to help get your little one started. It features 4 height adjustments ranging from 37" to 52", and the rounded base offers easy-roll relocation. |
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Yellow Hard Rubber Training Gun List Price: $22.95 Sale Price: $15.00 |
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This is the ideal training weapon for use with the Haganah/ F.I.G.H.T. self-defense system. |
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Everlast Blocker (Black) List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $17.99 |
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Professional training gear for fight sports |
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Speed Agility Ladder 34 Feet Long + Speed Drills Dvd, Football Training Equipment + Soccer Quick Foot Training Aid, Good for All Sports Sale Price: $22.99 |
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34 foot speed agility ladder comes with a good quality nylon carry bag, two integrated attached cinch straps to keep your ladder 100% tangle free, and a get you started speed drills DVD. The ladders can be used as two separate 17 foot ladders or you can lay them down back to back creating one long 34 foot speed drill line (can be connect with integrated cinch strap)... |
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Karate Martial Arts Uniform Medium Weight White Cotton Elastic Waistband & Drawstring Size 3 List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $20.00 |
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Traditional Martial Arts uniform constructed of a HIGH QUALITY fabric for comfort, easy care and durability Comes complete with a jacket, pants and a WHITE rank belt. Fuller cuts, stronger seams throughout the uniform and three piece gusseted pants... |
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Revgear Rubber Training Knife List Price: $16.99 Sale Price: $12.99 |
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Training Knife - Rubber |
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Revgear Tai Chi Sword (36 -Inch) Sale Price: $17.06 |
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Tai Chi Sword - 36 inches long. |
Elbows knees and punches VS eye, throat, and groin strikes?
You can train and spar with punches kicks knees elbows and sometimes (with head gear) even head butts. So you can get very well practised at using these techniques and on top of that they are gross movements and target mostly large targets on the opponent so its more likely to land.
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Vital point strikes to small weak points on the human body that can often do the most damage no matter how weak you are (e.g a girl can disable a big man with a simple eye gouge) but they are hard to train ie you cant spar with them and they are somewhat harder to hit when under adrenalin and the opponent is in motion.
So whats your best advice regarding when to use trainable sport style (muay thai boxing etc) strikes and when to use vital point strikes to small difficult hard to train areas e.g. eyes and throat from martial arts like Karate Wing Chun or Kali!?
Many thanks!
Thanks Dave!
So you're asking for advice in regards to when to use clean fighting and dirty fighting? Dirty fighting, in the terms you're putting it in, are moreso for defense whereas clean fighting is where you actually want to fight the other person. I don't promote dirty fighting because I think it's kind of weak to kick someone in the groin to get them on the ground and start pounding away at their face while they're defenseless.