Which of you BROS train TMA and what systems/methods?

[theraskal]

the Gracie JiuJitsu/MMA REVOLUTION was a NECESSARY to the Arts of Self Defense…but NOW that it has been Assimilated and it seems that upon REFLECTION that the idea that TMA had no value was going TOO FAR

as for myself, I enjoy practicing TAI CHI and through this practice have RECOGNIZED the value of TMA kata practice as a method of FUN training not different from other such supplemental activities as KettleBells, Weight-Training, Plyos, etc.

And there is something really COOL about performing a KATA when done with meditative intent & focus that manifests itself in the physical expression

this Sifu shares some good Talks/Knowledge on the Youtube:

The 3 Foundational Forms of Kung Fu — Breathing, Power and Warfare

[theraskal]

an example of the COOL in practicing the TMA forms:

Chen Taiji Master Ren Guang Yi - Compact Cannon Fist ll

[EdFetish]

Kyk maga

[theraskal]

[salsero]

The Chinese internal Arts (including tai chi) are great for health, general physical preparation, and potentially training fight attributes such as timing, footwork, etc. However, there are a lot of internal martial artists who cannot fight well or can only fight well against other internal artists. Without specific fight training or pressure testing, they are often unfamiliar with tactics from direct arts like Thai boxing.

[Cheddar_Man]

Tae Kwon Do! If I can jump kick a man off a horse then what chance does one stand on foot?

[theraskal]

@Cheddar_Man

Tae Kwon Do! If I can jump kick a man off a horse then what chance does one stand on foot?