Category Archives: Kids

Day 80: Defensive Choices

The simplest way to examine the fighting principle of defensive choices is to look at the way you hold your hands when you spar. So we kept it simple. Kid’s class today was all about trying out different covers. I … Continue reading

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Day 79: Position

We decided to continue on our running theme of fighting principles. In martial arts, position is everything. In fitness, position is everything. The three most important things in movement are, after all, position, position, position. For kid’s class, we worked … Continue reading

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Day 76: Constant Forward Pressure

The most fun fighting principle there is: constant forward pressure (CFP). The simple meaning of CFP is to just keep going. The more complex meaning is to keep feeding your partner problems, so many problems that they won’t be able … Continue reading

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Day 75: Economy of Motion

Continuing our week of fighting principles, today we worked “Economy of Motion”. What’s that, you ask? It’s being efficient. How little energy do you need to use to accomplish your goal. One of the easiest ways to work this idea … Continue reading

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Day 74: Fake and Go!

It’s never enough to just pretend to do something. You’ve got to imagine what the whole technique looks like. Make your sparring partner buy it and when they do… jump at the opportunity. You got it. Fakes were the theme … Continue reading

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