Anybody train in Martial Arts? Boxing?

[gmart74]

Haha I agree. I meant to say bend, I have got to spot working 20 hour days. If they already took boxing what would some of you guys suggest, for a confidence boost and general exercise.

dim mak works pretty well... or so im told.

serious answer- if someone already does boxing, then you probably dont need an additional martial art. you probably also dont need a high impact sport since boxing tends to strain the tendons and ligaments enough. i would recommend swimming. great cardio, non-impact, also helps loosen the tendons and ligaments and help them repair.

 

[TexasBama]

You might want to look into Tai Chi.

 

[RogueElephant]

Aikido

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCEAx-tH6Nk

Krav Maga. Here is a HD video. Tideman09 I train at his studio he is not there much he travels a lot.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ignz0VLLwA

 

[92tide]

I have mastered all levels of Rex Kwan do

 

[kyallie]

You must be quicker grasshopper....or something.

 

[bamanut_aj]

I did a little Weng Chun a long time ago.
Very aggressive...from what I remember of it. That's one thing I liked about it over 'self defense'....don't just defend yourself; beat the crap out of the guy.

 

[Silverback]

Kenpo Karate, Kajakenbo gung fu, Ju Jitsu, and other close quarters combat techniques.