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Quick Guide How to Start Martial Arts Training
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  • Many people dream about learning martial arts.
    Maybe you wanted to try karate classes as a kid
    but never got the chance, or maybe youre
    intrigued by all of the unique martial arts
    equipment like nunchaku or swords. Or possibly
    youre just looking to learn some simple
    self-defense moves.

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Can You Start Martial Arts Training at Home?
  • If its been your life-long dream to try out
    martial arts, then I have good news for you! Yes,
    you can start martial arts training at
    home. Whether you can do it effectively is
    another question. If you want to become an elite
    MMA fighter or boxer, then training at home isnt
    a good choice. In fact, most martial arts have
    some element of combat involved, so youll need
    to find a trained sparring partner.

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  • Remember that just because you can start training
    at home doesnt mean you should always train at
    home. Youll progress faster if you learn from an
    expert. Without an exceptional teacher to provide
    feedback and insight, youre not going to reach
    your full potential as a fighter. You need a
    trained professional to help correct your form
    and work on advanced techniques.

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Training Alone vs. Training Cooperatively
  • Lets use football as an example. If a football
    player only practiced kicking the ball into an
    empty net by himself and nothing else, then he
    wouldnt become a fundamentally sound player.
    Sure, he might get better at striking the ball
    but, theres much more to football than this one
    move.

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  • Now, what if this same soccer player primarily
    trained at home in his backyard, but the
    difference is he has a coach come to his house 2
    times per week and help him with his form?
    Perhaps he also plays football every night in the
    backyard with a couple of his buddies. He gets
    better at dribbling, scoring, understanding
    plays, defense, and increases his overall
    physical fitness.

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  • He wouldnt become the next David Beckham by
    primarily training at home, but the addition of a
    personal coach and some practical experience
    would make him a more well-rounded player. Keep
    this analogy in mind if youre looking to start
    martial arts at home.

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What if I already take martial arts classes?
  • Are you already going to classes? You can
    practice at home on days when youre not at the
    studio. As long as youre taking the necessary
    days you need for rest and recovery, then you can
    definitely further your martial arts skills at
    home. Instead of sparring with a partner, you can
    focus on things like conditioning, proper form,
    and stretching.

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What Are the Best Martial Arts to Learn at Home?
  • Youll never truly master martial arts by
    training at home by yourself. However, there are
    some online training programs that can help you
    learn the basics. Spend some time learning a
    little bit about different types of martial arts
    before making a decision on which one is right
    for you.

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  • To narrow down your search, you can write off
    learning MMA, Muay Thai, BJJ, Taekwondo, or any
    other martial art thats dependent on having
    another person to practice with.Keep in mind you
    can always learn the theory behind martial arts
    from the comfort of your home. There are multiple
    courses available online that teach you about the
    history, techniques, and movements of various
    types of martial arts. They wont help you
    practice techniques or give you feedback, but
    they can arm you with knowledge.

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Tai Chi
  • Tai Chi is very focused on self-practice, so it
    can be a good choice for you to learn martial
    arts at home. There is also no sparring in Tai
    Chi, which makes it ideal for practicing alone.
    On the other hand, youll need to confer with an
    expert in order to make sure your technique is
    right. If you're interested, this guide on how to
    start tai chi for beginners is a good place to
    start.

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Cardio Kickboxing
  • If youre interested in cardio and burning lots
    of calories, cardio kickboxing might be for you!
    Unlike traditional kickboxing, sparring isnt
    part of cardio kickboxing classes. However,
    kickboxing places a lot of emphasis on the proper
    technique which can be nearly impossible to
    achieve if youre practicing on your own. This
    guide on kickboxing for beginners is a good place
    to start and get familiar with the sport.

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General-Self Defense
  • Its easy to learn some simple self-defense moves
    at home, even if you have no one to practice
    with. When diving into the realm of martial arts
    for self-defense, youll likely come across a
    method called Krav Maga. Krav Maga is a
    self-defense system created by the Israel Defense
    Forces (IDF) and is an extremely effective method
    of protecting yourself against attackers of all
    sizes. However, it can be dangerous to practice
    with anyone who is untrained
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