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Punching Kicking Bag

Ever launched a huge kick at a punching bag only to have you other leg give out under the momentum?

And you find yourself sitting on your backside with with a red face and the class looking on ????

Very very funny. It's a mistake in the technique, but I'm sure that most of us have done it at some stage.

I accidentally did something similar on a slim punching bag. I lauched a roundhouse kick but it slid across the bag, rather than hitting it good.

My standing leg slipped out from under me and I ended up on my side--pretty embarrassing considering it was on the second floor of the dojo and falling made a big *boooom!* lol

Oh well, I'd rather be embarrassed for a few seconds than have a broken arm, leg or hip from falling

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3 Responses to “Punching Kicking Bag”

1. Punching Bag | Sport Boxing Bags Says:
   March 14th, 2010 at 6:09 pm

   [...] Punching Kicking Bag | Boxing Workouts [...]

2. Anon Says:
   January 14th, 2011 at 2:17 am

   Those who claim WC is better than other martial arts should compete in MMA competitions.

   But you've just said in your post that only cross-training can produce good fighters these days. So of course, pure WC fighters would hesitate.

   But if the ring *is* inherently biased as I mentioned previously, then WC must change if it wants to win ie it must become more like the sports which succeed in that ring. This might mean swapping forms and trapping practice for lots of punching and kicking on bags and sparring. After all that, is it still WC? Did WC fighters in the 16th century use plyometrics and rowing machines? One might very well learn Muay Thai instead.

   And if the ring format is biased then, well, why should they bother?

   It helps to think of the other extreme: WC schools that are so obsessed with competition they strip the art down to minimalist demands of learning to hit as hard as possible, throwing away forms, traditional names and respect for family lineages. I think the fear of losing these historical and cultural aspects makes schools hesitate to commit to competition.

   I've said previously I would like to attend a WC school with decent conditioning, sparring and regular competition participation. But I would do so knowing that what I was learning would have little true WC left. Asking WC to succeed in the ring, ultimately, is to Westernise it, and make it more like other arts.

   In most kung fu competitions, you won't see sparring. You will see a demonstration of forms which looks something like the artistic gymnastic events at the Olympics. Fighting ability is only a small aspect of what kung fu is and what the art is expected to instill in the practitioner. So perhaps the notion of mixed martial arts competitions as an event that only tests fighting is already unfair. Most kung fu practitioners I know couldn't give a toss about fighting; the art means other things to them and they are entitled to it.

   And would a boxer compete in a kung fu competition like what I just described? Well I am a boxer and I'd say probably not but I'd probably still pay to watch it

3. BSpitzReReUp Says:
   October 26th, 2011 at 7:39 pm

   serious? longest question ever

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