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Step by Step Learning Martial Arts Internal Energy Strikes Ebook and NOW FREE Bonus Full Version Video by Kirkham

Increase your punching and kicking power 50% to 100%. Read on for a free offerStep by Step Learning Martial Arts Internal Energy Strikes Ebook and NOW FREE Bonus Full Version Video by Kirkham

Both martial artists and nonmartial artists have doubled their striking power with my methods. Learn martial arts internal energy strikes with Sensei J. Richard Kirkham B.Sc. and his no nonsense method. Hit Harder Punch Harder Kick Harder Block Better by a martial arts expert with a background in Exercise Physiology and Alternative Teaching Methods scroll down for more information and a free offer....

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Bruce Miller Martial Arts Expert and Author of Secrets Of Power: THE MENTAL WARRIOR:
> I just got through reading your book ...
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> I have to say that what you have written / described is a very good instruction manual to develop power .. especially power that penetrates because of good follow through
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> however we have dramatic difference of explanations of internal energy ....  and what you have written does not match with any of the training I have had in internal energy ... nor the physiology that explains what really happens
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> I do appreciate the honor of reading your book  and while I do not see it as an explanation of internal energy I do believe it IS worth reading for anyone that really wants to develop follow power
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> Bruce


Step by Step Learn Internal Energy Strikes with the bonus section Taking Strikes and Coming Back for More martial arts ebook AND NOW FREE BONUS FULL VERSION VIDEO was written to expel the myths of internal energy strikes and, following simple steps, increase your striking power 50% to 100% with, when done properly, less effort. As an added bonus to this self-defense e-book, you will receive FREE upgrades and FREE email consultations.

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"Nothing mystical about this -- you get a practical method for developing energy strikes", Master Keith Pascal

Regardless of whether you order my printable ebook AND NOW FREE BONUS FULL VERSION VIDEO, I'd like to offer you FREE Power Punching and Power Kicking Tips

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Martial Arts Internal Energy Strike Article by Sensei J. Richard Kirkham B.Sc.

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Isomometric Exercises to Increase Striking Power in Martial Arts by J. Richard Kirkham Isometric Exercises to Increase Striking Power in Martial Arts by J. Richard Kirkham

Isometrics is an old often forgotten method of increasing muscular strength. It has several advantages for increasing a martial artist or self-defense practitioner's striking power as well....

Isometric Exercises to Increase Striking Power in Martial Arts

Isometrics is an old often forgotten method of increasing muscular strength. It has several advantages for increasing a martial artist or self-defense practitioner's striking power as well.

What is Isometrics?

Isometrics may be defined as a muscular contraction in which the amount of work performed is equal to the resistance.

A very basic example of an isometric exercise is pressing your palms together in front of your chest. Caution: because isometrics involves complete muscular contractions people with high blood pressure are at a higher risk for a heart attack during this type of exercise. Always seek the advice of a physician before engaging in any physical activity.

Advantages of Isometric Exercises

No Equipment to Little Equipment is Necessary

Train anywhere you want to when you want to. Even if you're traveling you'll find the simple pieces of equipment right there in your hotel room

Isometric Exercises Can be Done Anywhere

Train anywhere you want to when you want to. Even if you're traveling you'll find the simple pieces of equipment right there in your hotel room

Isometric Exercises Can be Done Discreetly

Train anywhere you want to when you want to. Even at a meeting isometric exercises can be executed discreetly.

Lack of Muscular Bulk Development

Those of you interested in developing muscular strength without the normal increase in the size of muscular fibers as found with isokinetic and isotonic (force resistant range of motion exercises such as weight lifting) isometrics, possibly do to the lack of motion, is a solution.

Complete Relaxation of Antagonistic Muscle Groups

When any athlete attempts to increase power a relaxation of the opposing muscle groups hindering the attempted action is not only necessary for an increase of power but for a conservation of energy as well.

Do you see what I'm getting at here? Once it becomes a learned reflex (please don't use the incorrect term muscle memory muscles don't have memories) to relax opposing muscle groups and a full contraction of agonistic muscle groups is developed as a learned reflex combined with drills to increase speed, power is increased with less energy!

Yes I know a huge statement in the beginning of a dissertation but I wanted to get you as excited as I was when I formed my theories which were later tested and through testimonials proven.

More on My Power Development Theory for Isometrics

The formula for kinetic energy (energy of motion) is 1/2mv^2. That's half mass times velocity, which is basically speed, squared. You'll note speed is a more important factor, however since we're discussing strength in this article how can we work with and increase mass?

Gross Motor-Coordination

Gross motor-coordination is the use of agonistic muscle groups in proper timing in order to increase the ability to and efficiency of work. To be more precise to a martial arts and self-defense point of view coordination of your body to hit harder. You may feel you do this already but let me ask you, can you ever hit hard enough or are you always striving to find ways to hit even harder?

One solution I've discovered to increasing gross motor-coordination is by improving stability in order to generate the greatest potential for force in and through a strike. I have never released this information except in my ebook and downloadable video Step by Step Learning Internal Energy Strikes. Obviously with a family to feed I cannot divulge the content of my entire work, but let me get you excited with this bit of information....

Positioning Yourself in a Striking Position and Utilizing Isometric Contractions Will Increase Stability by Improving Form!

YES! Think about what you're trying to achieve with your stances for striking.

No weight shift in the opposite direction of your strike.

Optimal penetration for greatest injury potential to your attacker to increase your chances of survival.

Isometrics is an exercise in which you can't compensate lack of stability with speed. For example, plyometrics is a system of exercises in which explosive power is used and developed. This is a great system of exercise of which I also support, but, as in many fast paced speed type of drills it's very easy to compensate with speed a lack of proper mechanics which would give you even more speed and power when properly developed.

I, along with my readers have noted, by positioning oneself to emulate a strike in a stationary position against a resistance equal to or greater than the muscular effort needed for a complete contraction, proper form for this position is realized especially after fatigue begins setting into the primary striking limb and the body attempts to compensate with agonistic muscle groups for that striking position! In other words proper body mechanics (sorry I know it's an over-used phrase) is realized and a learned reflex and kinesthetic sense (awareness of the body in space) develops for this more proper position with greater advantageous skeletal positioning.

Are You Thinking Now?

If you are I did my job. If you're the type of person whose training is slowed down by yabutting everything let me save you the trouble. ALL training exercises are just a part of the whole. Thus I'll list some of the disadvantages of isometric exercises.

Disadvantages of Isometric Exercises


Lack of Muscular Bulk Development

Yes I know I listed it as an advantage, but some people want the bulk. Those of you interested in developing muscular strength without the normal increase in the size of muscular fibers as found with isokinetic and isotonic (force resistant range of motion exercises such as weight lifting) isometrics, possibly do to the lack of motion, is a solution.

Increased High Blood Pressure during Isometrics

That was the first thing I told you. So check with your doctor before engaging in any physical activity.

Muscular Strength Improves at The Angle of Contraction

Let's use the pressing hands example again. You're only improving muscular strength with your hands together. In order to improve muscular strength throughout your entire range of motion you will need to execute the isometric exercises at three different ranges of motion for the exercise.

Lack of Speed Development

Again just a part of the whole. You'll need to add some speed drills to your repetuare. Those who join my newsletter receive a free speed drills book.

Lack of Dynamic Gross Motor-Coordination Training

Make sure you practice your techniques moving throughout your range of motion as well as your isometrics.

Conclusion

Obviously the disadvantages of isometric exercises are compensated for in my book and video. The advantages of the little used training method are definitely utilized. I firmly believe isometrics is an important part of anyone's training system with it's advantages for both strength and stability training.


About the Author



Rylan (formally Hunter) Jan and 

Rick  at their favorite restaurant the Ocean Terrace
 

J. Richard Kirkham is a dual certified teacher specializing in alternative teaching methods and a martial arts instructor He currently resides in Honolulu with his wife Jan and son Hunter. Mr. Kirkham has produced three works with include isometrics in the system of exercises.

Step by Step Learning Internal Energy Strikes http://kirkhamsebooks.com/MartialArts/Internal EnergyStrikesEbook_pd.htm which has been completed in both printable ebook and video format describes how to develop power from nonstriking exercises to the dangerous relaxed strikes with complete follow-throughs.

How to Exercise Throughout Your Day http://kirkhamsebooks.com/HealthNFitness/ExerciseEbook_ pd.html has also won praise by readers as an idea giving and forming work for those with little time in their schedules.

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So, You Wanna Knock 'Em Out!
« Reply #4 on: January 19, 2010, 02:16:33 PM »
For the training MMA, Boxer, or K1 fighter one of the best skills you can develop is a knockout punch. This opens up your opponents like a flower in the morning sun and since your knock out power is on the forefront of them mind they will leave other areas you can attack open. It is a lot like in foot back when you have the running game going the passing game just opens up and allows you to pass for a million yards. So here are some tips and tricks that knockout artists like Chuck Liddell and Roy Jones Jr. have explained give you that knock-out punch.

Legs = Power

1. I laugh at people when they see someone with big arms and assume they have that knockout power. Big biceps are not where your knockout power will come from. The way to increase power the quickest way is to develop your leg power. Look at way to increase the power in your legs and this will exponentially increase your punching power. There are only two exercises you need to focus on when you want more leg power and those are the squats and the dead-lift. So, get to the gym and begin working on increasing the amount of weight you can do on both those lifts, but first read number 2 and 3 below.

Twisting = Power

2. If a golf ball was alive it would be knocked out when hit by Tiger Woods. Just watch Tiger Woods crush a ball and you will know exactly what I mean by power comes from the twist and the twist comes from the oblique and ab muscles. So when you are doing those crunches at the top of the movement make sure you twist both ways before starting your way down. There are a lot of twisting exercises out there so pick one and get better each time you train them.

Balance = Power

3. What many people overlook is the only time a fighter has optimal power is when they are balanced. When a fighter is off balance they are always at a disadvantage especially when it comes to power. So, get a balance board and begin keep the edges off the ground. Once you can do this for at least 30 seconds begin to do some punching until you can get to speed punching without touching the edges of the board to the ground.

So work on increasing the power in your legs, twisting muscles, and your balance and you will have that knock-out punch you have always wanted. Also, one secret is that by the pure emotion of wanting to increase your punching power you will see a dramatic result. A lot of fighters punch without any intention, but the best knock out artist punch with the intention of putting someone to sleep. So, with your intention of becoming 'The Sandman' and following the 3 tips in this article you will have knock outs showing up on your record soon.

Tony Mills is the Chief Editor of online Content for The MMA Zone. Tony is an expert in the field of martial arts training and conditioning.

To see more articles, MMA Gear or other Martial Arts Supplies please go to The MMA Zone.
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