Resources for Beginners

Resources for Beginners

We all have to start somewhere, but "where" is often a challenge we all face. To help you, we have assembled a short list of starting points for you to review.

At the top is our own Martial Talk Reference Library. Containing a large number of links to "Frequently Asked Questions" pages, as well as health and fitness resources, it is an excellent starting point for research.

Additional Sites:
Martial Arts: Which One? CNN Oct 2001


So You Wanna Study Martial Arts

So you wanna do Martial Arts Huh by Andy Murray

Martial Arts Info

A Beginners Perspective....The Grading By Melanie Box

History of the Black Belt By Bob Hubbard

A Brief Look At Japanese Sword Arts [font=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]By Bob Hubbard [/font]

Martial Arts for the disabled through my eyes By Andrew Melrose
The Purpose of Kata by Andrew Green

 

May I add Russian Martial Arts Northwest for lots of articles and video clips of Russian Systema.

Paul Genge

 

if you're new to martial arts and want to check out what karate is about have a look at www.karateonline.org.

i've done karate for 11 years and love it

gary

 

This is my favourite site.
Shows all the basics in very well axplained flash animations.
But most of it is for modern wushu an gymnastics.

However, looks like they are also working on other martial arts realted stuff lately.
Check it. This resource is AWESOME!!!!!! .... and actually free

http://www.martinvidic.com/martinvidic_en_2006/flash_mavi

 

Nice reference materials guys. It is always good to see how everyone else trains.

 

Are these messages auto generated

 

No content on MT is auto-generated. All posts are by real people

~Tess

 

Pay no attention to the nice lady with the red hair. All posts here are generated by bot. There is only 1 living person posting here. His name is Carl.

 

Uh no Edmund...that's CAROL. With an "O". And I'm a "she" not a "he" :roflmao:

***ducking for cover***

 

Interesting diversity of topics. I'll check them out, even though I'm not new.

 

Was looking for some pics on handwrapping techniques and found this searching on here. Figured it would make sense to have in here since I suck at wrapping my hands yet and a lot of the people I know that are still pretty new are having the same problem.

Little picture walkthrough of one technique for wrapping your hands

www.boxinggyms.com/tips/wraps/ribbon/index.htm

 

There are quite a few broken links.. maybe a revision?

 

Which links are broken, releana? Sometimes when a site shifts hosts or it's 'name' lapses the same thing can spring up elsewhere on the Net. A quick Google can often re-find the target of a link so it shouldn't be too hard to repair (if the sites still exist of course).

 

Any help on BJJ?

 

i was wondering if anyone has a workout plan to help with me starting MMA/bjj type, i can't train the moves but i want to train the body for it since i am in the middle of nowhere

thanks

 

Please send all info about internal force power if you have any info.

Thank you all,
Oss

 

Hi,

I'm new to martial arts, but one of my friends recommended site www.which-martial-art.com

I downloaded a free report from this site and its really good. As well as the excellent info on this forum its really helping me find a club.

Hope it helps others too

Kira x

 

good links. thanx man!

 

This the basic site for the beginner , i found it very useful resource for the people who want to lean about the martial arts specially for the new comer to this arts...

 

yes. Find TK Chiba's videos re Aikido and see how he trains kenshusei. Chiba sensei had his nidan in old judo from way back in the day. very useful training methods. that's a start.