Flexibility Training for Sports and Martial Arts

Interview on Flexibility and Strength for PhysiDex.com

by Thomas Kurz Mark Knapp of PhysiDex.com did an audio interview with me. The interview was done over Skype, so the recording is not studio-quality, but it may still be worth your while to listen to. Here are Mark’s main questions: — What are some of the biggest myths or misconceptions regarding stretching and flexibility […]

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Kinds of Flexibility and the Right Role of Splits in Taekwondo, Karate, and Kickboxing

by Thomas Kurz In my previous articles (“Misconceptions on Stretching and Flexibility and the Method of Testing Your Potential to Do a Side Split (Box Split or Chinese Split),” “Difficulties with Doing a Side Split,” and “The Method of Testing Your Potential to Do a Front Split”) you learned how to determine if you have

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The Method of Testing Your Potential to Do a Front Split

by Thomas Kurz Click here to read the previous article, “Difficulties with Doing a Side Split.” In my article “Misconceptions on Stretching and Flexibility and the Method of Testing Your Potential to Do a Side Split (Box Split or Chinese Split)” you learned how to determine if you have the potential to do a side

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Misconceptions on Stretching and Flexibility and the Method of Testing Your Potential to Do a Side Split

by Thomas Kurz This is the first in a series of articles on training for sports and martial arts that I began posting at stadion.com in March 1999. My area of expertise is conditioning for sports and martial arts, but I am most known by martial artists as the author of the book Stretching Scientifically:

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