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Increased power: the ability to execute realistic self defense techniques with increased speed, accuracy and force
Increased strength: depending on the style practiced, you can expect to see increased strength in both upper and lower body. Primarily, increased core strength
Increased flexibility/range of motion: greater range of motion in all major limbs
Better balance: Many techniques require strong balance. The more a student practices these techniques, the better their balance will become.
Improved breathing: the ability to control ones breathing, remain calm under stress and focus on the objective
Increased stamina: train longer and with greater intensity as the month continues.
Weight loss: People who have a few pounds to lose will find that martial arts training burns calories faster than most other activities available to them
Greater resistance to stress: with greater physical strength and endurance, your ability to resist external stresses will also increase
Stress Relief: As with many forms of exercise, martial arts is great for relieving stress. One advantage martial arts has over the gym or working out alone is the human connection; you’re training alongside new friends typically and that usually feels good
Increased focus: martial arts requires your full attention. You must be “in the moment” to have a productive training session. This type of practice carries over to other daily activities (driving, conversing, exercising, dinner with friends…etc.)
Improved sleep: Martial Arts training is a full body workout and the physical requirements are unconventional and somewhat unpredictable…so you will be tired after class, and you’ll sleep like a baby
Technical proficiency: obviously, if you are learning and practicing martial arts techniques, your skills will improve