Hey all,
I train in Taekwondo, boxing, and grappling (no-gi). I was wondering if you guys think that this combination of arts is a good enough system for the street. We train alive, doing lots of cardio and sparring. Should I stick with the styles that I’m doing now or should I add anything else??
Your opinions will be greatly apreciated!
Chuck_Norris.
[quote=Chuck_Norris;2360414]Hey all,
I train in Taekwondo, boxing, and grappling (no-gi). I was wondering if you guys think that this combination of arts is a good enough system for the street. We train alive, doing lots of cardio and sparring. Should I stick with the styles that I’m doing now or should I add anything else??
Your opinions will be greatly apreciated!
Chuck_Norris.[/quote]
Sure man . You have at it . I just hope you are really Chuck Norris … and the TKD you are taking does full contact sparring .
Otherwise you might be a little disappointed with the results .
Especially if you don’t get plenty of chances to practice all three arts together under limited rules and hard contact .
Chuck Norris does not use a keyboard, he simply wills his thoughts over the internet.
The internet is a failed attempt to duplicate Chuck Norris’s ability to know everything.
The school that I train at actually lets us spar using all of the arts together. Its pretty cool how taekwondo can blend in pretty well with boxing and grappling. The kicks are fast and the footwork within tkd is pretty helpful, especially the side steps. Thats why I like watching Dan Hardy…he uses a very effective way of mixing his tkd kicks with his MT.
You’re not going to like it here.
Why not??
Because you’re posts are retarded. Boxing and TKD…*snicker…sounds like American Kickboxing…wait…
You do realize that everything you’re describing is something that Chuck Norris did years ago? Ironic or coincidental?
Ummmm…I don’t understand. What is wrong with Chuck’s fighting style?
Dude, don’t be so slow. Think about it. (for the record I never said there was anything wrong with Chuck Norris’s style.):BangHead:
Do you think that the place you train gives you adequate skill at all the ranges that a fight could occur at?
Okay, fine its American boxing.
With grappling!!
I guess you could call it mma?
[quote=Chuck_Norris;2360531]Okay, fine its American boxing.
With grappling!!
I guess you could call it mma?[/quote]
Are you training to fight under the MMA rule set ? If no, then it is not “MMA”
Your saying your TKD place lets you spar full contact with face punches and grappling ?
American Boxing ? What is that ?
Your posts seem kinda weird. Lets start over from the beginning .
Hey Chuck welcome to Bullshido . What does the sign outside of your MA class/school/gym say ?
Sorry I meant American kickboxing. We fight in mma rules sometimes in that we fight with mma gloves, fighting with kicks, knees, punches, elbows, wrestling, and ground fighting with submissions. It can get pretty intense but I love fighting and the toughness that comes with it.
The sign in front says “National School of Martial Arts”
do you do leg kicks?
Yes, in our kickboxing and mma sparring. But not in our TKD sparring (tkd is just punches to the body and kicks to the head and body)
Sounds pretty well rounded then. good work welcome aboard
[quote=Chuck_Norris;2360586]
The sign in front says “National School of Martial Arts”[/quote]
The site I found to match the sign is weird, looks promising but weird . . You should do a dojo review .
again Welcome to Bullshido .
I think you need to see a colonostopist kid, you seem a bit defensive.
Yep time for a check…
Oh interesting you and I commented on this school before. This is noobtown so, I’m out.
If you are a new poster have a thick skin if, you trained at the main school that came up on google.
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Keep trying.
Two things for you…
See, you disappear hoping I will forget. How can you skate under the radar if, every time you join, you bring up your add-on MMA program?