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DKM76
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I can't say that I do, but I do it more of out of obligation for training.
Ayin said:as long as you increase your sparring difficulty with your experience it is good (and I think very fun), but if you are going to hard to early you may just be wasting your time brawling and not practicing what you have learned.
As for getting mad when you are hit, as long as your opponent is only going as hard as he is supposed to, then him hitting you is just his way of telling you to watch your guard, remember to doge, ect.
Johnny2 said:Yeah but you know how things are, you put a little more power because you see an opening, you retaliate, it escalates, then its a war...im sure everybody has gotten in that situation at least once. Note that this happens a lot with new partners mostly, were 3 alternating each round and we know each other pretty well, then a new guy comes, hits hard, you tell him to slow down, he doesnt, boom its on.
Eduardo R. said:Hard sparring can be lots of fun when you are with a partner around your skill. It's never fun to get pounded on by someone a lot bigger then you or above your level, but it is necessary.
Eduardo R. said:Hard sparring can be lots of fun when you are with a partner around your skill. It's never fun to get pounded on by someone a lot bigger then you or above your level, but it is necessary.