Importance of Physical Conditioning within Martial Arts | Ninjutsu, Ninpo
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Importance of Physical Conditioning within Martial Arts.
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"Martial Arts is a perishable skill"...truer words have not been spoken....
Ty for making aware of the need to make myself efficient physically and mentally
Absolutely! Two years ago there was an exhibition kick boxing match in Singapore at MBS hotel. It was a three round match of two minutes per round. The fight was between two boxers in their thirties. One was a kick boxing instructor and the other was an unskilled boxer.
The kick boxer had a good first round throwing punches and kicks at his opponent who managed to stay on his feet. In the second round the kick boxer was tiring rapidly and the other boxer started punching and kicking him. The referee had to stop the fight as the kickboxing instructor could not stand on his feet and was grasping for air. He was taken to the hospital but died on arrival from cardiac arrest. He was a last minute replacement and he was not in good condition.
I absolutely 100% agree! You have to be in condition, if you are not, your training will only take you so far. We are training to make our bodies the weapon. If you do not keep your body in shape it is the same as letting your weapons rust up... What good is a weapon that is rusted and cant use it? Same with the body, it needs to be in condition to be efficient within martial arts...
All are absolute Realtalk, so we must take it as a challenge and help for us to improve..
Sensei I’m always amazed by the things you cover such as this subject of body efficiency. I feel blessed in a world of bs, you’re there to make sense of good and bad things
Wow!! Very brutal and true. There is nothing more anyone could have said on the subject. This is the ULTIMATE physical training motivational speech. Anyone who is a martial artist has to respect what you are saying. I have seen many instructors who were out of shape. Unfortunately their out of shape condition seemed to have extended to their psychological methods as well (Taking advantage of students, being overly violent due to lack of technique...). It is a matter of dedication and effort. One cannot take a teacher seriously if they are lazy themselves.
It seems certain people don't understand the concept of your body is your weapon.... Even then, most people are taught that having a weapon is what makes all the difference in the world. Not necessarily ever having trained with the said weapon or even touched it. Just having it.... I am sure you can see the problem right there.
Being fit, healthy and strong can be a great deterrent for attackers or individuals who are trying to harm you.
I agree...
I totally agree. So many schools have black belts that are super out of shape. Your approach is rare outside MMA and totally good. As long as you don't shame students who struggle with weight for medical reasons I think more schools should do the conditioning like you do.
Thank you very for the kind words! We will continue doing what we do!
great lesson, Soke!
Thank you! 😃
Thank u Anshu always truth
100% agreed Sensei! Thank you for sharing! 🙏
Thank you very much !!
My body is a sword.
Causes havoc at Airports though.
Good points to keep in mind! Thanks for sharing!🙏🏻
Like many preppers say your no 1 prep is your fitness
Excellent ! Peace and OSU
Martial is conduct art is expression, i liked this one. Helped me swallow. You sort a bunch of stuff out are aware of, standing apart from is individualism, so well maybe we share the same interpret, moral capacity the just of those should be physically fit in offerance of support your point is valid fact.
Martial is conduct art is expression, i liked this one. Helped me swallow. You sort a bunch of stuff out are aware of, standing apart from is individualism, so well maybe we share the same interpret, moral capacity the just of those should be physically fit in offerance of support your point is valid fact. Facts are great can't be disputed at self manifested meaning no need for presence of other. They explain themselves. Just are .
So true seinsei Jacobson. Your words are so sincere! They ether make you or brake you! True or false…you chose! Keep up the good work.
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great video Physical Conditioning is part all my video that why got 70 lb dummy to Conditioning body as will as the mind when knock some down you have pick it up work body in way upper body power yes I don't look like much but I keep doing it no matter other said about me yes ninjutsu not all about fighting tactical and know how can improve your life and skill I only have 3 inch of body fat I am glad it is not 5 to 7 then be to big thumb up
Full of meaningful messages that I will adapt to my philosophy.
Thanks for sharing Soke
I would say 20-25 pushups in a row is a good number. 50 pushups done correctly consecutively is a tall order even for athletes
james beihl no its not
athletes do upwards of 100. i know someone who's not even an athlete and he can do 100. i'm 3 years late but you dont get to make excuses if you're doing body training
Question in the martial arts , deep down isn't MA about fighting or martial defense ? Love your work
eric brown Yes, Martial Arts (bujutsu) was based on warfare. Without question, & I would not argue that. Martial arts today (for the most part) is not taught specifically to the military class, like it once was. Today it is more taught to the common class of people who want to learn how to protect themselves and the ones that they love (unless they are doing a sport martial art).
My point is that there are no "secret techniques" that are going to save your life. If you are not physically able to do what you need to do, than you cant do what you need to do. It is that simple. It does not matter what "kata" you know, if your body is not prepared to combat, than you are simply not prepared, and you will fail. Physical conditioning is a must in martial arts, and it is sad that 90% of the martial arts do not make students have physical requirements to push their students to truly excel in the arts.
Thanks for the post! Have a great day.
Well said completely agree, some MA will not agree though . Yes talking to you Aikido , concept is spirituality and being above and beyond brutality with beautiful movements and almost no physical conditioning whatsoever . The 2nd dans have beer bellies , fuck even Seagal who is their god is a mess lol
eric brown You can know all the techniques in the world. But if you are out of shape, it's all for nothing. Paraphrasing Bruce Lee, and he's 100 percent correct. Anshu is also correct in stating that MA skills are perishable.
I'll watch it. Again.
Thank you for the inspiration
Thank you for the kind words, I am always trying to inspire people in the ninja arts.
I like this one.
What about Butter Bean? he was fat, but a power house!
Technique > muscles. Id rather spend time polishing my skill rather than increase my pushup numbers. Real ninjas didnt have giant biceps - you're supposed to look non threatening and have good enough technique to defeat bigger stronger opponents.
Ramsey Dewey who has a channel with that name said strength is a technique. Also, if you have poor conditioning then your excellent technique is out the window fast.
Great tell them and like it is with the haters they will pass like bad gas lol. .. blessed be