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Kung Fu Training Tips – Breathing

February 24, 2011 By admin 4 Comments

Kung Fu Training Tips – Without Proper Breathing You Have Nothing

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The single most important aspect of kung fu training is the ability to breath properly. All of your emotions is controlled by your breath.  As martial artist we focus on memorizing forms, sparring, lifting weights etc..

We often neglect our breath, even though it is the most important aspect of all your training.  Proper breathing can help you avoid having an adrenaline dump. For those of you that have experienced loosing control of your adrenaline, you know that it can be a painful lesson.

Kung Fu Training – More about breath work

Martial arts and self defense training – a breathing technique for …

Check out the weightlifting competition or training or other martial arts and you will see that she even this form of breathing. Weightlifting as a message that is breathed, pushing heavy loads. Manygrunting athletes, including baseball …

Publish Date: 02/15/2011 21:09

http://sports-martial-arts.chailit.com/martial-arts-and-self-defense-training-a-breathing-technique-for-martial-arts-nogare.html

Breathing is essential – Maryville Martial Arts

If you concentrate on deep breathing you begin to love the feel of instant relaxation it brings and you won’t get stressed out in otherwise tense situations. ***Systema (Russian: Система, “The System”) is a Russian martial art. …

Publish Date: 01/07/2011 11:44

http://www.maryvillemartialarts.net/?p=24

Martial Arts Breathing Can Lead to Mastery of the Body and Mind

Martial arts don’t just teach kicks and punches. Martial artists also spend a good deal of time teaching breathing techniques – often times it’s a slow breathing technique that martial artists have been practicing for centuries. …

Publish Date: 01/12/2011 16:09

http://social.bigonglasgow.com/tucano/2011/01/12/martial-arts-breathing-can-lead-to-mastery-of-the-body-and-mind/

Meditation and Martial Arts

As your breathing efficiency increases, so does your performance level, especially explosiveness and endurance. In most high intensity sports, including martial arts, having this advantage can be extremely beneficial. …

Publish Date: 02/08/2011 23:36

http://thai.crystaltranslation.com/2011/02/09/meditation-and-martial-arts/

Kung Fu Training – Breathing unlocks many doors

Most people neglect to spend any time really training their breathing.  Do yourself a favor and spend some quality time developing your breathing skills.

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Filed Under: Kung Fu Training Tagged With: breath, Martial arts, Meditation

Comments

  1. Darryl Milligan says

    December 8, 2011 at 1:57 pm

    Thank you for the article and the links.

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    • admin says

      January 1, 2012 at 9:30 am

      Your Most Welcomed

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  2. Fighter Fix Liniment says

    January 31, 2012 at 1:07 pm

    As an avid practitioner or JKD, I agree that breathing is the solid foundation that you need to have good balance – on the mat and in life. The most basic part of being alive is usually forgotten in today’s busy modern world.

    Reply
  3. Scotty says

    March 27, 2013 at 7:34 am

    Spot on! I was completely out of shape, beer belly weighing me down and not physical condition at all. ( Kung Fu panda lol) I signed up for a few Kung fu toronto lessons thinking I could maybe lose some weight and learn something new and interesting at the same time, but nope, my breathing got in the way.
    I noticed I didn’t exhale when trying moves, and that’s not the way to do it. No idea what I was thinking lol.

    Anyways, 3 months of kung fu and still going. beer belly’s gone down considerably 😀

    Reply

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