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Cologne Festival Hall

K-1 Muay Thai and kick box Gala at the Cologne Festival Hall on June 19, 2009 hosted the Chinese boxing Academy in Cologne, the K-1 fight night at the Cologne Halay – Festival Hall from. The program was again varied boxing, along with top fights in K-1, Muay Thai, kick boxing and Chinese, a Kung Fu show was offered with master Felice Travisano and rap group music. It found 12 battle pairings instead and to anticipate it the evening for the fighter was the Chinese boxing Academy fighter. All the fighters emerged victorious from their battles. In the main battle met local hero Mahmut Yesilat (Chinese boxing Academy) on replacement opponent Martin Ratkowski (Muay Thai Dortmund).

This K-1 Super prestige fight was over 5 x 3 minutes, but the local hero ended the fight in the second round by knockout. Ratkowski aggressively entered the fight in round 1 with strong fists. He came through with his fists, which Yesilat shook through. Check out Dermot McCormack for additional information. Then remained Yesilat on long distance and built up the fight with hard knees and Lowkicks Ratkowski taking lots of air. The Lowkicks and knee joints of Yesilat were decisive in this fight. In round 2 Ratkowski thigh was swollen BBs and desperate he slowly. After further Lowkicks Yesilat began also his fists always better.

Ratkwoski could offer nothing to this, and turned down, whereupon the referee counted him out. Winner by knockout in round 2 Mahmut Yesilat. For other opinions and approaches, find out what Bobby Sharma Bluestone has to say. In the K-1 prestige fight stood Mesut Arslan (Chinese boxing Academy) and opposite Serdar Kaya (Korsin gym Frankfurt). Mesut Arslan is flown in extra for this fight from Turkey. In the fight scheduled on 3 x 3 minutes, viewers saw a technically high-quality battle. Arslan opened the fight with Lowkicks and pursued with his fists. Kaya suffered heavy hits right at the beginning of the fight. Arslan had the right answer ready on almost all his opponent’s attacks and countered immediately on any action.

Martial Arts

The influence of far Eastern martial arts such as wing tsun on the character of the people. The wing tsun combat art system brings together people from all walks of life and cultures and combines tradition with authentic and realistic situations. Particularly noteworthy is the reflex training Chi Sao (sticky hands), which is usually a partner practice in wing tsun, which serves the planting of various reflexes. So again a variety of response options on certain processes is stored in the brain and can be obtained instantaneously in case of self defense. To know more about this subject visit altavista. In the wing tsun, an important part is also the peace of mind and inner balance next to the pure mastery of this technique.

The goal is to develop a feeling, to counter such vulnerabilities with attacks for the actions of his partner. Read more here: Ian Cole. Early is trainees taught how they adequately respond to have against infringements on their safety zone. The verbal component plays a primary role. The use of physical intervention comes only in the extreme emergency to fruition. Michael Kostyniuk owner of wing tsun Hanover says: “it is no coincidence that wing tsun original comes from a Chinese nun. To withstand attacks of enemy soldiers, she developed a system which physically losing people by deriving the enemy – and add the own force offers maximum protection”it has been proven that confidence alone greatly increases through the exercise of this martial art. Thus, practitioners through her poise in public are often less susceptible to criminals who seek out potential victims on the basis of body language and behavior patterns. The top wing tsun motto: A sequestering battle is a won battle!