Posture in training, fighting, daily life

gong fu · 10-19-2005, 07:51 PM

posture is extreamly important in any martial art your doing, but traditional chinese martial arts emphazises on posture so much compared to some others, and ive been studying how peoples posture is for the past couple of weeks, like when im at the gym, or when im about my daily buisness outside, or when im around other martiala rtists, there posture is ok but i think generally many peoples posture needs improving, i was just wondering if any of you concerntrate alot on your posture and strenthening it and your core muscles? or if you dont practise with perfect posture or maintane the posture throughout your day?,

**Oraenor** · 10-20-2005, 12:21 AM

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Originally Posted by gong fu

posture is extreamly important in any martial art your doing, but traditional chinese martial arts emphazises on posture so much compared to some others, and ive been studying how peoples posture is for the past couple of weeks, like when im at the gym, or when im about my daily buisness outside, or when im around other martiala rtists, there posture is ok but i think generally many peoples posture needs improving, i was just wondering if any of you concerntrate alot on your posture and strenthening it and your core muscles? or if you dont practise with perfect posture or maintane the posture throughout your day?,

Are you implying that we should all have the posture like those uptight puritans or the queen?

Hmm...I wonder what horse stances are for....

medic06 · 10-20-2005, 01:02 AM

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Hmm...I wonder what horse stances are for....

to ride horses, silly

gong fu · 10-20-2005, 08:03 PM

Oraenor stop posting crap on my threads, its a serious question grow up a little please man.

**Oraenor** · 10-21-2005, 12:01 AM

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Originally Posted by gong fu

Oraenor stop posting crap on my threads, its a serious question grow up a little please man.

Boo hoo

I learn from the one and only genius when it comes to being a kid.

Stop wasting your time on these posts if your not going to fight.

Tom Yum · 10-21-2005, 12:20 AM

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Originally Posted by gong fu

posture is extreamly important in any martial art your doing, but traditional chinese martial arts emphazises on posture so much compared to some others, and ive been studying how peoples posture is for the past couple of weeks, like when im at the gym, or when im about my daily buisness outside, or when im around other martiala rtists, there posture is ok but i think generally many peoples posture needs improving, i was just wondering if any of you concerntrate alot on your posture and strenthening it and your core muscles? or if you dont practise with perfect posture or maintane the posture throughout your day?,

I think good posture takes practice and conscious effort.

Oh yeah, you've got to be able to laugh at yourself now and then but that will do nothing for your posture...

...because lauging actually distorts your posture.

Carry on.

Tom Yum · 10-21-2005, 12:29 AM

I'll add its even more difficult to work on posture while stretching and doing yoga type excercises.

**Oraenor** · 10-21-2005, 04:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Tom Yum

I'll add its even more difficult to work on posture while stretching and doing yoga type excercises.

Balancing a book on your head trains good posture back in the 18th century. You also had to figure out the difference between hundreds of different silver cutlery sets!

gong fu · 10-21-2005, 07:30 AM

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Boo hoo

I learn from the one and only genius when it comes to being a kid.

Stop wasting your time on these posts if your not going to fight.

Oraenor seriously your just a punk stop wasting my time? these are serious questions and what do you mean if im not going to fight?, not going to fight who?, you dont even sound like a fighter to me you sound like a little bitch who just complains, haha if you complain this much about peoples opinions on a forum id like to see how much you bitch whilst doing intense martial art training, anyway im not responding to any of your posts anymore, you just prove to be too stupid for me to reply to. wase of time replying to you man so im gonna stop. peace hope you grow up and stop bieng such a bitch for your own sake.

**Oraenor** · 10-21-2005, 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by gong fu

Oraenor seriously your just a punk stop wasting my time? these are serious questions and what do you mean if im not going to fight?, not going to fight who?, you dont even sound like a fighter to me you sound like a little bitch who just complains, haha if you complain this much about peoples opinions on a forum id like to see how much you bitch whilst doing intense martial art training, anyway im not responding to any of your posts anymore, you just prove to be too stupid for me to reply to. wase of time replying to you man so im gonna stop. peace hope you grow up and stop bieng such a bitch for your own sake.

Like I said, I learn from the best!

Tom Yum · 10-21-2005, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Oraenor

Balancing a book on your head trains good posture back in the 18th century. You also had to figure out the difference between hundreds of different silver cutlery sets!

Word up......

gong fu · 10-24-2005, 08:25 PM

does anyone sleep in a certain way? or train there posture during sleep, like sleeping in a bow form arching backwards, ?

10-19-2005, 07:51 PM	#1 (permalink)
gong fu Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: East London (UK) Posts: 395 Groans: 0 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts	Posture in training, fighting, daily life posture is extreamly important in any martial art your doing, but traditional chinese martial arts emphazises on posture so much compared to some others, and ive been studying how peoples posture is for the past couple of weeks, like when im at the gym, or when im about my daily buisness outside, or when im around other martiala rtists, there posture is ok but i think generally many peoples posture needs improving, i was just wondering if any of you concerntrate alot on your posture and strenthening it and your core muscles? or if you dont practise with perfect posture or maintane the posture throughout your day?, __________________ -Before Guns Men Had Balls- -Shaolin Warrior-

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gong fu Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: East London (UK) Posts: 395 Groans: 0 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts	Oraenor stop posting crap on my threads, its a serious question grow up a little please man. __________________ -Before Guns Men Had Balls- -Shaolin Warrior-

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