Solo Martial Arts Training
Solo training can be one of the most rewarding experiences in the Martial Arts, especially if you study a traditional style. In your solo time you can experiment with new techniques and ideas. And best of all, no one sees you mess-up. This page is dedicated to the creature known as the Solo Trainer.
To truly Solo Train means more than being alone. Solo Training involves the mind-set that you are your master, teacher, and sensei. Solo Training requires ingenuity to replicate the experience of training with a partner. The Solo Martial Artist is a rare breed.
Before I go any deeper into this page, I want to recommend a book by Master Loren W. Christensen titled, Solo Training. Master Christensen shares my love of solo training and gives heaps of advice in his book.
Click Here for Sensei Cole's Article on Solo Training Coming Soon
To truly Solo Train means more than being alone. Solo Training involves the mind-set that you are your master, teacher, and sensei. Solo Training requires ingenuity to replicate the experience of training with a partner. The Solo Martial Artist is a rare breed.
Before I go any deeper into this page, I want to recommend a book by Master Loren W. Christensen titled, Solo Training. Master Christensen shares my love of solo training and gives heaps of advice in his book.
Click Here for Sensei Cole's Article on Solo Training Coming Soon
Solo Training Articles and Blogs
Tips for Grappling without Partners
Good Article with links about solo grappling
| Why Lai?
A Japanese history of solo training
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More Realistic Solo Training
Good solo training tips and advice
| Solo Training for Martial Artists
Solo Training article
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Solo Training the Best Way
Solo training tips and advice
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