So ive been training alot for a match in august this year, but have found out im lacking from having a long body, meaning im not so smooth as i could be.
I have been thinking on some yoga? Is that the best thing to do for smoothness? - If so, is there any type of videos / sites you can recommend?
So ive been training alot for a match in august this year, but have found out im lacking from having a long body, meaning im not so smooth as i could be.
I have been thinking on some yoga? Is that the best thing to do for smoothness? - If so, is there any type of videos / sites you can recommend?
Thanks and best regards
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I
Don’t
Even…
What are you asking here?
How to get smoother technique? Practice, practice under supervision, practice after that, and then practice some more?
How that correlates to long limbed I have no idea.
[quote]Robert A wrote:
Can we focus on this shorter is smoother thing?
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Its already easier to squat for you short guys. stop trying to take everything away from us taller guys.[/quote]
We’re better looking too.
It’s been proven.[/quote]
rarely hear a woman say she wants a short guy. Normally its tall, dark, and handsome.[/quote]
True. True.
However I’ve noticed short guys are quite skilful when it comes to using their weapons.
I’m always willing to make some exception.
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I always tell them that it doesn’t matter when they’re on their back.
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Are these all double entendre, or have we moved on to weapon use in clinching/grappling situations. Cause…I am regretfully more practiced at the latter.
Prone clinching and tantric grappling? What a great thread!
I’d argue any day that it’s all about the needs of your opponent.
Is he strong? Is he dominant? Is he hungry?
If your weapon is not up to the task, just refrain from physically demanding techniques like the Boar-Thrust (Vatsayayana) or Tiger-in-the-Jungle (Hsuan Nu Ching).
Force your game on him/her!
Are these all double entendre, or have we moved on to weapon use in clinching/grappling situations. Cause…I am regretfully more practiced at the latter.