#6,203 in Computers & technology books
Use arrows to jump to the previous/next product
Reddit mentions of Combat Kick Boxing : A Framework for Success (Martial Arts)
Sentiment score: 1
Reddit mentions: 1
We found 1 Reddit mentions of Combat Kick Boxing : A Framework for Success (Martial Arts). Here are the top ones.
or
- The IQ Shield Screen Protector compatible with Galaxy S7 includes our proprietary screen protector, installation tray or spray solution, squeegee, lint-less cloth, and intuitive installation instructions
- Innovative anti-bubble LIQuidSkin adhesive coupled with our unique IQ Shield wet-install method ensures easy installation that will leave the film perfectly contoured to any device
- Unlike other common screen protectors, IQ Shield LIQuidSkin protectors are crafted using a revolutionary process that melds high response sensitivity, self healing durability, and non-yellowing, optical transparency into a single layer of flexible yet tough film
- Classified as a “smart film” and optically transparent once applied, the LIQuidSkin line seamlessly merges mobile protection and user interactivity into a single enjoyable experience
- Every Screen Protector compatible with Galaxy S7 is backed by our Lifetime Replacement Warranty and 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
Features:
Specs:
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 0.77823178486 pounds |
For point 2, it had to do with the fact that alot of TMA schools have more of a children emphasis. Not all of them, YMMV but alot of places do seem more built for kiddie classes.
As for your thoughts on number 3, I'm mixed. Punches do carry a risk, and a palm strike is something to have but punches are used for a reason. Though I would say that it would be best to use them if you are a dedicated martial artist who conditions them regularly(knuckle pushups, bare bag work)
I have seen active self protection and I agree that if Muay Thai is to be effective as a self defense method, the techniques must be taught within that context. And elbows, knees, and low kicks are moves tailor made for street combat.
Anyway, I do understand where you are coming from. I don't think Muay Thai is a completely encompassing martial art, but I do feel it provides a solid basis for self defense. I practice Judo on the side, which I feel works naturally well with Muay Thai what with the clinch and throws. I'm actually trying to take my CC's self defense class next semester as well.
Also about weapons, it's definitely a valid concern but in some situations it may be different. For example, almost 9 out of 10 times a rapist will not use a weapon of any sort.
Also, here's a good book on Muay Thai/kickboxing and self defense.