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Class Plans for July 2011 By Thesemindz - 07-04-2011 03:58 PM
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<div>These are the classes I've written for the month of July. In the Beginner class we'll be working on Front Kicks and Breakfalls, Backnuckle Strikes, and Knee Strikes. I also wrote a class for the Basic Boxing theme although we won't be teaching it because the school is closed on the Fourth. In the Intermediate class we're on our grappling theme, but since all these students have already been through my basic grappling curriculum, I've decided to write a series of theme classes on grappling approaches. So we have classes on Grabs, Pushes, Holds, Takedowns, Locks, Chokes and Strangulations, Weapon Assist Grappling, and Submission Grappling. In those classes the students will explore how each of these approaches can be used both standing and on the ground.
Standard notation are as follows, () means general aspects or evolutions of drills and concepts. means advanced variations or ideas which students may or may not be prepared for. [] mean clarifying commentary. {} means actions taken specifically by the defender within the context of a drill. || to connote dangers, risks, or areas of special concern. Exercise activities are listed in italics.
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<div>These are the classes I've written for the month of July. In the Beginner class we'll be working on Front Kicks and Breakfalls, Backnuckle Strikes, and Knee Strikes. I also wrote a class for the Basic Boxing theme although we won't be teaching it because the school is closed on the Fourth. In the Intermediate class we're on our grappling theme, but since all these students have already been through my basic grappling curriculum, I've decided to write a series of theme classes on grappling approaches. So we have classes on Grabs, Pushes, Holds, Takedowns, Locks, Chokes and Strangulations, Weapon Assist Grappling, and Submission Grappling. In those classes the students will explore how each of these approaches can be used both standing and on the ground.
Standard notation are as follows, () means general aspects or evolutions of drills and concepts. means advanced variations or ideas which students may or may not be prepared for. [] mean clarifying commentary. {} means actions taken specifically by the defender within the context of a drill. || to connote dangers, risks, or areas of special concern. Exercise activities are listed in italics.
Abbreviations of Terms
fk
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