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Woman Martial Arts Reddit. If that's mt+bjj in an mma format, great. Well likely outside the range of most females. What do women think of martial artists/fighters? I hadn't ever really thought of. More recently, as an adult, ive realized how different training martial arts, especially sparring, can feel for a woman. Women are naturally more flexible, which is important to help with fluidity. Women who have done martial arts, how did you get into it and what have you gained from it? I’ve always loved martial arts and other forms of competitive fighting as a little kid, but mostly for entertainment purposes. Does it just depend on the guy in question? A wider range of motion may allow for the opportunity to train. Is it a turn off? Women usually have a greater core strength, but weaker upper body strength when compared to men, and when training in martial arts, kicks. The best martial art for a woman is whatever gets her training and aware of her environment. Mma will require significant upper and lower body strength to generate enough force to be efficient.

I’ve always loved martial arts and other forms of competitive fighting as a little kid, but mostly for entertainment purposes. What do women think of martial artists/fighters? I hadn't ever really thought of. A wider range of motion may allow for the opportunity to train. Women usually have a greater core strength, but weaker upper body strength when compared to men, and when training in martial arts, kicks. Well likely outside the range of most females. If that's mt+bjj in an mma format, great. The best martial art for a woman is whatever gets her training and aware of her environment. Women are naturally more flexible, which is important to help with fluidity. Is it a turn off?

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Woman Martial Arts Reddit I’ve always loved martial arts and other forms of competitive fighting as a little kid, but mostly for entertainment purposes. Mma will require significant upper and lower body strength to generate enough force to be efficient. What do women think of martial artists/fighters? The best martial art for a woman is whatever gets her training and aware of her environment. Women usually have a greater core strength, but weaker upper body strength when compared to men, and when training in martial arts, kicks. Women are naturally more flexible, which is important to help with fluidity. If that's mt+bjj in an mma format, great. I’ve always loved martial arts and other forms of competitive fighting as a little kid, but mostly for entertainment purposes. Well likely outside the range of most females. Women who have done martial arts, how did you get into it and what have you gained from it? I hadn't ever really thought of. A wider range of motion may allow for the opportunity to train. Is it a turn off? Does it just depend on the guy in question? More recently, as an adult, ive realized how different training martial arts, especially sparring, can feel for a woman.