How To Master Any Martial Art From Home (no bs guide)

How To Master Any Martial Art From Home (no bs guide). I know a lot of you guys can't go to marital arts gym, so here's a full guide on how to master any marital art from home.

timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:19 - Step 1: Decide on a Martial Art
0:53 - Step 2: Acquire Learning Resources
1:16 - Step 3: Understanding Basic Principles
1:54 - Step 4: Basic Fitness Training
2:31 - Step 5: Repetition
3:07 - Step 6: Discipline
3:24 - Step 7: Analyze your Technique
3:45 - Step 8: Advancement
4:13 - Step 9: Stimulated Sparring
4:31 - Step 10: Seeking Feedback
4:43 - Step 11: Testing Session

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[EgsPhilosophy]

Btw going to a real martial arts gym will always be 100x better but this is for the people who CANT go to them.

[avranilbhattacharjee]

It's been more than 1 month I am practising martial art in home. Yes you may not enter pro level but it will develop your mindfulness, discipline and perseverance

[thehalokidster]

Sure you can mimic the technique but it's impossible to successfully apply it to every body type/situation unless you spar it over and over again! At least with BJJ. The nuance of balance/weight/leverage can far more easily be felt as opposed to explained!

[mark-saffron]

Brilliant video you really go deep in karate

[MRandiPrayoga]

this really helpful for me because my mom is too overprotective

[oz]

I was a boxer 3 year back but due to some health issues had to quit. I worked really hard and was a city level gold medalist and fought for state but lost in 1 year of training. 1 thing I can say is the most important thing you need to learn any form of plenty of open space, not necessary but helps alot, ALOT. Also I don't recommend using online guides and stuff you can only learn through experience and sparring if you've never been in a fight you're more likely to lose.

[RadiantShadow]

Good guide but first ask you how professional people get good at fighting? 1. Have a really good coach 2. Have very good training partners 3. They train with a ton of volume a week (60hours or more). 4. They enter as much competitions as possible and win as much as they can. How can you do it by yourself: 1. Do your research on the best coaches of your combat sport, and study them, analyze them, if they were good fighters at there time copy them, take all their tips / training routines etc... and apply it into your training if not just have fighters as a reference and copy their training and every aspect of them, related to the combat sport you do (don't forget to record yourself and correct your mistsakes so you don't develop bad habits) 2. You don't have a training partner, but try to get some sort of external resistance to practice, instead of sparring focus on the ways of winning that are available to train by yourself, for exampel in judo doing an ippon or in boxing knock out. 3. If there are competitions that don't ask you your gym or any clips of your training at the gym or previous fights go, if not travel your country to as much gyms/schools of your martial art as possible and fight against the best, focus on win as much as you can and learn from your mistakes, if you want to compete professionaly create a social media account (instagram the best), copying what the best fighters of your martial arts upload and do and focus on upload all your fights putting tags of self-taught, any famous fighter, fighting organisations etc..., maybe they ask you to compete or enter a professional gym because you are good, that happened to me 4. Train like a professional (60 hours a week or more), this is not exxagarated but if thats your dream take your martial art as your second job

[somapaul]

According to the philosophy of veidic science and spirituality no ideal disciple can be without an ideal guru .Without a guru (teacher) the desciple's education seems to be complete but is not complete.

[mark-saffron]

Thanks eg your knowledge you collected is help full

[pranjalsharma]

I am a karate blackbelt but I have not practiced for years thats why I need to get in my original form

[StrategicSelfMastery]

Good Video! I recommend doing Boxing or Muay Thai, but the other ones you listed are also great.

[Suzerain]

I’m going to do 3 martial arts and split them up into karate(Monday Wednesday) Taekwondo( Tuesday Thursday) and Jeet kune do(Saturday Sunday Friday)

[AnimeForLifve]

The problem for me is I'm a bolcked up 13 year old wouldn't say fat but like I look like someone who goes to the gym Wich I don't but for month now I wanted to get a physicque like Charles olivera, Leon Edward you know like these lightweighs so I'm asking you should i start to learn martial arts now or get better fittnes then

[tonymontana]

I love grecoroman boxing american kenpo and kajukenbo

[AnishaBano-dnsw]

Can you make me a regime on boxing like this

[KSA]

So is it ok to train a martial art three times a week

[reuseexperiment]

Hi sir can you send me a link of your discord group and telegram group