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BODY CONDITIONING

Author: CHRIS WONG FITNESS | | Categories: body conditioning , boxing , centreline boxing , Chris Wong Fitness , in home personal trainer oakville , in home personal training oakville , inhometrainer , inhometrainer oakville , kickboxing , kung fu , martial arts , mma , mobile personal trainer oakville , mobile personal training oakville , muay thai , oakville ontario , online personal trainer oakville , online personal training oakville , wing chun

One of the most neglected aspects of martial arts training is body conditioning. This refers to the toughening up of the hands, arms, and body of the practitioner and not strength and fitness training. Both are needed and the majority of practitioners understand te need for cardiovascular fitness, strength, flexibility, and balance. But they don't always understand the need for the toughening up of the body. If you're going to do martial arts techniques such as punching, palm strikes, finger jabs, tiger claw strikes, etc. you must condition those parts of the body to actually be able to do these things. So let's take a look at this today. In the video I'll cover all these things including rice bucket training which is one of the oldest methods of body conditioning.

 



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