There are several methods out there martial arts. Each has its own strengths and weaknesses, and each is associated with a particular philosophy.
Some of the most popular schools:
- Taekwondo
- Jiu-Jitsu
- Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
- Karate
- Muay Thai
- Judo
- Tai Chi
This list could go on, but if you have even incorporated some of these practices in your life, you reap many benefits.
1. You will learn about self confidence and self respect. There's no better confidence booster than knowing that you can handle yourself in difficult situations.
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2. You will burn calories while training in martial arts. You'll run, jump, lift, and generally get your own butt in shape.
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3. Get your kids involved will help in the fight against childhood obesity.
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4. martial arts will put your resilience and persistence test. When you start doing martial arts, you suck at it, pure and simple. But if you stick with it, you'll get to see a whole new side of yourself.
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5 . You will experience greater attention. Mental strength it takes to take full advantage of what it means to practice martial arts is on a completely different level.
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6. You can use it to help you get out of your comfort zone. Master the techniques, you will feel so accomplished that your newfound confidence will spill over into other aspects of your life.
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7. You will learn how to fight properly. This seems obvious, but it is one of the main reasons why people take these classes. By taking martial arts, people can learn to themselves and those around them protect.
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8. you will gain flexibility. Many movements associated with the training of martial arts require you to develop a lot more flexibility than you probably have at your disposal now.
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9 . It will also help you relieve stress. Take the stress out of your day on the punching bag, or release some anger while kicking the pads. (Just be respectful of those around you.)
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10. You will make new friends. Of course, most classes will understand that you are trying to defeat your opponent, but then you will most likely end up being friends with that person.
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11. You will develop more control over your body and your mind. You will not only learn how to defend yourself, but also how to control your body in more ways than one. Whether to establish a dominant position against an opponent or to learn how to properly throw a punch, you'll learn to be more in control of yourself.
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12. You will learn to breathe better. Controlling your breathing is an important part of any sporting activity, and this is no exception. It is important to keep your cool in stressful situations, and control your breathing is an essential part of that.
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13. Almost everyone can do it. Anthony Bourdain, the celebrity chef, has recently started doing martial arts at the age of 57. It's never too late!
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14 . It's funny! All of these great benefits fall under the umbrella of having a great time. What could be bad about fitness, sharpen your mind, learning new skills and making friends?
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So what say -you? Will you invite the martial arts in your life? Even if you can not you excel, it is always good to say you tried something new! After all, these impressive benefits far outweigh the possibility of something bad happens to you if you give it a whirl.

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