Blog — positivity
What life skills does karate teach?
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Karate is a Japanese martial art that focuses on the development of an individual's physical, mental, and moral aspects. It aims to improve an individual's total health and well-being. Karate necessitates a substantial amount of training time to learn, but it's worth your time not only because it teaches you a lot of valuable life skills that you can use in your daily life but also trains your body and mind Here are some of the few life skills you can learn from karate: Perseverance One of the most significant life lessons we must learn is the importance of building...
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6 Signs that Martial Arts has Taken Over Your Life
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Living a martial artist’s life isn’t always rainbows and butterflies. There are certain rules you must remember as a martial artist. There are disciplines to follow and one of which is to always bring respect, honor, and discipline wherever you go. Despite that, having martial arts in your life will help you be more focused, goal-oriented, and apply all the things you learned from training to the real world. Here are 6 signs that martial arts have truly taken over your everyday life: Training, Training, Training As a martial artist, training is not an option. It is a necessity. To...
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5 Ways to Improve your Motivation for Training
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“The more you sweat in training, the less you bleed in combat” - Richard Marcinko Motivation, it is something that we all need as humans. Having motivation for martial arts training will help you stay focused on your practice and achieve future goals. It is crucial to your success in martial arts as well as in your daily life. Are you losing motivation in training? Below are 5 ways to improve your motivation for training and continue your martial arts journey with a little more inspiration to reach your goals and dreams. Be inspired It is normal to lose motivation...
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Aligning your Program to your Goals
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Identifying your GOAL is the first step in achieving success. It’s like your map that shows you the right path to take. It’s equally important to decide which martial arts program is best for you, your skills, and the resources around you. Setting martial arts goals will help you stay motivated and on track with developing a regular training routine. We’re giving you five tips on how to align your chosen martial arts program to your goals: Choose the Best Martial Art Type or Training Program for You There are dozens of martial arts programs available in the market....
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4 Tips To Successfully Get Back To Training After The Holidays
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In sports, there’s this thing called the reversibility principle where athletes can lose the effects of training when they stop and gain the effects when they begin to train again.
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