Friday, March 7, 2008
9PM Class
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Monday, March 3, 2008
Brocks Next Opponent
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Paradigm Of Pain
- Regular Push Ups 30sec
- Wide Push Ups 30sec
- Close Push Ups (elbows touching sides) 30sec
- Diamond Push Ups 15sec
- Regular Push Ups to failure
Friday, February 22, 2008
Its the Principle of the thing.
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
I have always been fascinated by the principles of the martial arts, which in turn lead me to look for the principles in everything in my life. Consider principles the essence of everything you do, with out principles to guide our methods then there is no substance to anything. I try my best to never do anything in my training just for the sake of doing it, or just because so and so did it. I always ask myself if I am training a certain way because it works for me and I understand it or just because it is what everyone else is doing.
To me there is no best method to do something, method implies something that is set in stone. Principles are adaptable to many things and they allow you to evolve and adapt regardless of your chosen endeavor.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Paradigm Of Pain
Ab Series "Crash and Burn" (Strength Endurance Emphasis) each exercise is done for 1 min with no rest in between.
- Butterfly Curl Ups
- Squirm
- Flutter Kicks
- Crunches
- Frog Kicks
- Upper Ab Movement
- Oblique Movement
- Lower Ab Movement
- Upper Ab Movement
- Lower Ab Movement
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
The Ultimate System
For years people have been searching for the ultimate/universal martial art system. Some individuals have claimed that their art or system is the supreme of all...insert hysterical laugh ....with no basis other than their own point of view. However, I do believe that most systems contain elements of truth.
But I also believe that these elements are more rooted in principle than technique.
All techniques should be built upon dynamic bio-mechanical principles.
Unfortunately many systems are guided by techniques instead of principles.
I think that the universal search should be for universal principles that once found can be the basis for combative effectiveness.
1000 techniques are ok...but....a few universal principles lead to spontaneous, infinite applications.