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What type of martial art do you take (be specific), and how hard is your training?
Best answer will be rewarded to someone who goes into depth about their martial art, its training, and how good it would be in a Self Defense situation.
I take shotokan, and I love it. We have hard training in our school, we almost always drip sweat. We also learn some grappling techniques.
Kyokushing karate, we have 5 different classes throughout the week, this is not including the beginer classes and the childerens classes only the adults
The standard class consists of stretching for about 10 min, then basics, we do 10 slow then around 30 quick of each technique sometimes we do ALOT of mawashi geris, after the basics we do some advanced techniques, moving and attacking in stances that sort of thing, since you do shotokan you know the kind of techniques there are, after the basics is partner and bag work, just going for power, then depending on what time of year it is, we either do sparing or kata, if there is a tournament coming up we will do more kata if there is a grading we will do more kata usually we do sparing on every one of these classes at least one fight
Also there are "fight classes" these are basically fitness bag work and sparing, period, these classes are the most difcult physcially
then we also have a "nutcase class" which is two hours of everything but everything is twice as quick and hard as the normal class
also there is a "sparing class" which is just sparing and it goes on until no one can take it anymore
and finally there is a kata class which is only kata kata kata
I love my school, its like the people who you train with are so much different from the people outside the dojo, you can ask anyone for anything and they will go out of their way to help you, especially the higher grades, even if you bash the crap out of them in sparing! its great, its definately great for Self Defence, you are put under as much pressure as possible to prepare you for a real street fight, especially in the tournaments, and the techniques are nice, simple and to the point, once in a while you get a sprinkling of defence against knife attacks and holds but most of these are taught much more in depth to Black Belts so that they can teach it to others, but if you want to know how to disarm a knife they will know it
oh and we ALWAYS drip in sweat, good luck and all the best
OSU!
