Sunday, June 29, 2008

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Showtokan MMA

"moment", like the gentle reader at the sight of the title for think of this story, "what have your Shotokan Karate and MMA together?" After all, yet representative of the Karate style get fully in control of the cap if they dare in a MMA tournament. But wait, not so fast: One of the two very different approaches to martial arts definitely have in common: they unite in myself.

I trained from 2002 to 2007 Shotokan Karate. No, not the original Shotokan Gichin Funakoshi of, but a modern, competitive sport-oriented version, the sight would be the style founders turning in their graves. Currently I train MMA. Anyway, when I'm fit exceptionally ... .

What brings a Shotokan for MMA? As indicated above, should not participate Shotokanler without special preparation of a MMA tournament. On the ground, he would be destroyed and in standup him the deep coverage would not just give advantages. That the approach to unarmed combat, as represented in Shotokan, is completely useless for Mixed Martial Arts, I think not. As proof I can give a fighter who has a martial arts Vita, which the mine is not unlike (although its level is higher by light years): Lyoto Machida. The South American with Japanese roots has been training since the age of five and is currently in Shotokan UFC successfully. MMA expert Matthew Ross holds him even for one who could be among the greats in the cage fighter scene.

His fighting style much different from that of someone who has trained thousands of boxes, as is common in the scene. He stands toe to toe, not with his opponent and then try this to cut down, but maintains a very evasive style of fighting. As a foil fencer, he bridged the distance fired at his opponent, made a precise combination and then moves quickly back again, as is usually done in Shotokan competitions. The whole thing is of course possible to me an outstanding speed and an above-average Distance feeling. Machida has undoubtedly both.

would sooner or later, I also engage in the MMA competition. We'll see: Maybe I'll even the German Lyoto Machida. ;)

Saturday, May 24, 2008

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The Invisible Touch meets

man, the martial art scene is really full of spinners and fraudsters. There are a few "masters" out there who claim to be able to defeat their opponents by shock waves from Chi by their bodies and blow it so completely without hitting, or at least without significant contact ko. Nothing against the philosophy of Chi. I have no idea of \u200b\u200bit admittedly and dimensions so I do not presume to assess them. But people who claim that without physical violence defeat an enemy, can I go on the biscuit. Much worse than these bastards here is the fact that there apparently are enough people believe them. Really hard to believe ... .

The philosopher Peter Sloterdijk (I hope I have written the name correctly) used in this context, the phrase "will to madness" (I'm not sure if that was his exact Formulierumg). He referred to a tendency of the so-called modern man can believe any stupid esoteric doctrines, because he suffers from the often-cited spiritual homelessness. This means that the traditional religions with their claim of meaning have become questionable and man seeks other places to live out one's irrationality. Obviously we have a kind of innate urge us to behave irrationally, which only looks for a valve to reach the surface.

people believe such "masters" not because they have what they teach evident, but because they want it right. The will to believe something is a pretty strong motivation for people to make nonsense and, if present, a powerful instrument of power in the hands of those who know him to exploit.

Anyway ... . In a sense I'm grateful that there are these charlatans, because otherwise we do not have videos wie dieses lachen könnten. :))

Thursday, April 24, 2008

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Ikken Hissatsu

Das Konzept "Ikken Hissatsu" kommt Henning Wittwer zufolge wahrscheinlich aus der japanischen Säbeltradition und bedeutet ins Deutsche übertragen soviel wie "mit einem Säbel bestimmt töten". Das ist ein realistisches Konzept. Es bedarf nicht vieler Worte, um klarzumachen, dass es möglich ist mit einem scharf geschliffenen Katana einen Gegner mit einem Hieb niederzustrecken. Wenngleich es wohl in der Realität oft noch einige Zeit dauerte, bis dieser tatsächlich zu Boden fiel, etwa nachdem ihm die Halsschlagader aufgeschlitzt wurde und er weiterkämpfte, da er dies, vollgepumpt mit Adrenalin, zunächst gar had not noticed - but enough of the gruesome details ... .

Somehow this concept to Okinawa, the birthplace of karate, and was taken up by the famous karate master Mabuni Kenwa in one of his texts. Wittwer quoted by him the following passage:

"If you kill determines in the case of ejection of the fist with the power, [with] a fist to train, it naturally becomes an exercise of the heart and body [are]."

This concept is still known in karate and is often interpreted to mean that it is possible, provided that the voting technology and the degree of conditioning and mental attitude einen Gegner im Karate mit einem Schlag töten. Dies sagt Mabuni, zumindest in der oben zitierten Stelle, aber nicht direkt aus. Man kann seine Äußerung auch so interpretieren, dass man, wenn man die Intention hat, mit einem Schlag zu töten, "Herz und Körper" trainiert. Darüber, ob dies tatsächlich möglich ist, wird nichts ausgesagt.

Wie immer halte ich mit meiner eigenen Meinung auch hier nicht hinter dem Berg und gestehe: Ich halte es für annähernd unmöglich, einen Gegner mit einem Schlag zu töten, es sei denn, man wiegt doppelt so viel wie dieser. Es ist sehr wohl denkbar, einen Kampf mit einem Schlag zu beenden, etwa wenn man den Gegner mit einem enorm starken Fauststoß direkt on the chin meets, thus creating the famous knockout. One must also remember that this is very difficult as long as the enemy moves and tries to protect itself and that usually it's the ankle into severe victimization. The ankle of the human hand are, no matter how good they are conditioned by Makiwaratraining always smaller than the lower jaw and will move in a confrontation with this because in most cases the short straw.

is probably best if you are "Ikken Hissatsu" as Karateka not great care. Attempts to make your beats strong, but you do not care about people who claim at a stroke to kill. These people have never done this before, ie, it is about nothing but a fantasy - and fantasists, there is really enough in the martial arts ... .

Monday, April 14, 2008

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Basics, Baby!

The public image of martial arts is very much influenced by martial arts films. These occur very many spectacular techniques, including the audience wants to be so entertained. The main characters are not only impressive athlete with a huge repertoire of techniques, but also tend to decide their struggles with just the most spectacular of all movements. In reality, however, there are often (or rather mostly) quite "boring" shock or Steps that bring about the decision in a fight. For the real fighters, it is therefore advisable to concentrate on his basics.

This does not mean that one should not practice more advanced techniques. You have to know wait, what goals they pursue in their training. If someone is primarily aim to be mastered difficult movements to learn, that he can impress his friends, then it may make sense for that person, any of 540 degrees Tornado Kicks (no idea if there's that) from the Taekwondo to practice. For someone who wants to learn to fight, this approach is not so good. In this case to recommend focus on the basics the following reasons: first

The fewer the techniques you practice, the more practice time you have left over for every technique and can therefore cope better.
second Particularly spectacular techniques work in real fighting is all too rare.
third Who has a stable foundation that can easily expand this.

A few explanatory words about the last point: I think it is easier to integrate new technology into their own fighting style, if its foundation is right. If one has a few techniques available that has sanded it again and again and used in combat situations, it is more and faster more techniques in the existing structure to integrate, because they have internalized certain principles already. As with a house that is only when the foundation is fine.

so far and just the theory. In practice, I am a pretty bad fighter (not that you think I was the super fighter, as smart as I am here, therefore, always talking about). I have to do something, dammit! speak