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Spinning panda bonzaa death kick coming your way...Yeah, this movie does sound
ridiculous - imagine karate kid but with an endangered species as the
protagonist, and you're half-way there.
Belief seems to be a common theme amongst animated moves; we have seen the green
monster who learns to love and the rabbit who teaches himself to slam dunk, but
a fighting panda has, until now, been left alone.
Here we have your average everyday panda (aptly named Po), slightly podgy around
the edges but loveable all the same. Jack Black does the voiceover for the movie
and whilst perfectly executing a few quotes that will be reeled off in kid's
playgrounds up and down the country, he doesn't really take full advantage of
his wild side that we have seen in his previous appearances.
Po is a noodler (is that a word? He works in his father's noodle shop, anyway!)
and when he isn't slaving behind a hot stove, he dreams of becoming a rather
'scaled-up' Bruce Lee Kung Fu hero! Unfortunately for Po, his kung fu moves
leave a lot to be desired; imagine a cross between a black and white dancing
elephant and bambi in a head band. An unfortunate occurrence results in Po being
entered into the toughest Kung Fu competition in the world, where he will be
fighting against the most feared contenders known to Pandas and other species
alike: Tigress (Angelina Jolie), Crane (David Cross), Monkey (Jackie Chan),
Viper (Lucy Liu), and the most feared of them all, the Mantis (Seth Rogen); just
the sound of them strikes me with fear.
So Po heads up into the mountains to be transformed into a lean mean fighting
machine by kung fu guru, master Shifu.
This is a good family movie, although probably a cut under the cream of the crop
(films such as Finding Nemo still hold that accolade in my opinion) and teaches
kids a great lesson about believing in yourself even when the odds are stacked
against you. As you would expect, there is ample punching, kicking and other
moves that have never been attempted before but it is all very mild, as is the
language content, so parents you should have no worries about letting your kids
watch this film from about the age of 5.
I'm pretty far outside of the target audience, being 23, and this film still
kept me entertained and chuckling here and there. I almost get the impression
that every now and then an 'adult' line is purposely chucked in for our
entertainment, flying miles high above the heads of our juniors.
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So what comes first, the chicken or the egg or in terms of actual training:
Motivation or Discipline? Let's take a closer look:
Motivation: To provide with an incentive; move to action; impel. Discipline: To
bring to a state of order and obedience by training and control.
To break it down even further: Motivation is simply the WHY?? Motivation is all
the salient and sometimes silent hidden reasons that get you up in the morning.
That has you walk back into the gym, bruised, sore and in pain the day after a
punishing training session. Motivation is what has you work your butt off day
after day, week after week, and month after month.
It's the thing(s) that get you through the drills, the blood, sweat and the
tears. It's what has you hold on when every fiber of your being reasonable and
sanely want to let go, give in. Motivation is what drives you. Let's take a
deeper look at discipline.
Discipline is the willingness to do the things that you need to do to produce
the results that you want to have. Period.
It's about taking the actions that are consistent with your objective. It's the
structures and regiments that you have to put in place in reality (in time and
space) and the measures with which you will measure and track your progress.
E.g. If your objective is to win a fight in 6 weeks, then the measures that you
could put in place would be for example: ?Setting up a training programme with
your coach that would focus on the aspects of your game that you need to improve
E.g. Weight training, flexibility, combinations, counters, clinch work etc.
?Scheduling the dates and times for these activities. ?Establishing the
benchmarks for tracking your progress and the most important step....STICKING TO
IT. No kidding putting your butt on the line and do the things you set out to
do.
So which comes first: Motivation or discipline, you guessed it...Motivation, the
reasons WHY you're committing to something, if you don't have a strong enough
reason, chances are you won't keep up or follow through on what you set out to
do.
However, motivation without discipline counts for nothing. Just empty hopes,
desires and wants that you'll never achieve because you don't have the
wherewithal to knuckle down and go for broke, consistently and persistently.
A legend once said: "Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Being willing is not
enough; we must do."
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Mixed martial arts (MMA) is at the pinnacle of variety for combative athletes.
Incorporating Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ), submission grappling, wrestling, muay
thai and boxing, you might be scratching your head on how to organize your
training and conditioning into a weekly MMA workout routine.
First off, you should realize that your routine will almost never be the same
week in, week out. At times, you'll be peaking before competition, at others
you'll be concentrating on your technical skills. Other times you'll be
recovering from injury or overtraining. In still others, you'll be trying to
gain strength, lose fat or increase your work capacity.
No matter what is going on, your weekly MMA workout schedule will be
ever-changing. However, it doesn't have to be chaotic: I'll discuss the basics
which will help you organize your workouts on a week to week basis.
First and foremost, there is no "magic MMA workout routine." There are numerous
ways to put together your training, and often times your workout schedule is
built around your other training goals.
One adjustment you can make is to plan your hardest and most intense workouts
towards the end of the week when you might be taking a day or two to rest.
The reason? Recovery.
Think of it this way: If you do your most intense workouts at the very beginning
of the week, you'll likely be sore and exhausted for the rest of the week. You
might grit through the rest of the week, but more than likely, you'll be tearing
your body down, making you more susceptible to injury or catching a cold from
weakening your natural defenses.
Probably the best way to figure it out is by finding what already works for
successful professional fighters and essentially copying what you can from them
and then tweaking it to fit your own personal MMA training schedule and goals.
Take, for example, Mario Sperry's MMA workout routine:
Monday through Friday - Jiu-Jitsu training during the day. Muay Thai training in
the evening.
Conditioning Training 3x per week
Tuesday and Thursday wrestling.
You'll notice that he does some form of circuit training two to three times per
week and then other conditioning workouts throughout the week. Hopefully this
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