5 Myths of Kickboxing

Kickboxing is very popular in world now. There areMYTH #2: Kickboxing was once banned in nearly
myths about kickboxing on the TV. Some of them areevery state of US
not base on the real life. If you look at kickboxing fromActually, only one state, New York, kickboxing is not
a commoner's perspective, it would appear that it's notallowed by law, a statute that remains on the books
of any good. But look at mixed martial arts using the(hence why Saturday’s CBS show is across the
experienced eyes of martial art practitioners.river in Newark, N.J.). The difference is the UFC
At the List Universe we love to dispel myths - so hererefuses to promote in places that don’t have a
we are, yet again, presenting the list of common mythssanctioning athletic commission, an entirely separate
that need to be debunked and forgotten once and formatter from an outright ban.
all.MYTH #4 Kickboxing is too violence in our culture.
MYTH #1: Kickboxing is NOT EASY to learn.The base components of kickboxing, like jiu-jitsu, judo,
A lot of people think the kickboxing is difficult to learn.taekwondo, and Greco-Roman and freestyle wrestling,
Beginners without any sports experience can learn itteach people discipline and respect. Women’s
quickly but extremely difficult to become a successfulself-defense classes based on utilizing kickboxing
professional kickboxing fighter, the recreationaltechniques are popping up all over the country. This
kickboxing student can learn moves very quickly andwould seem to indicate self-defence, not violence.
will progress quite dramatically. Additionally, kickboxingBoth the U.S. military and police departments from
boosts confidence, fitness levels, and mental strength.coast to coast teach soldiers and police officers how
The reason why kickboxing is quite easy to learn isto use kickboxing to fight. If kickboxing is good enough
that it is a sport based on what works in reality. At anfor our nation’s peacekeepers, it should be good
authentic KICKBOXING gym, one does not learn 95%enough for younger generation.
of moves offered by the martial arts. KICKBOXINGMYTH #5 KICKBOXING is not professional.
focuses on what is essential and what is practical inThere is another name of kickboxing, Mixed Martial
real life. By definition, the simplest moves are often theArts (MMA)
ones that work in real life. That’s not like theMMA is a kind of match that involves different
Hollywood moive.disciplines and arts. Kickboxing holds some of the best
MYTH #2: Kickboxing is dangerous.martial artists in the world. Before entering MMA, some
Kickboxing is a sport as safe as any other activeof the players are college students or Olympic
sport such as running, football, or squash. In the 15champions. In order to stay as competitive as the
years since modern mixed martial arts came intoother sports, the athletes of kickboxing are required to
being, one fighter, Sam Vasquez of Houston, has diedenter trainings of martial arts varieties to be able to
as a result of injuries sustained in a sanctioned MMAlearn further disciplines like boxing, judo, jiu-jitsu,
fight. By comparison, Professional Boxing experienceswrestling and karate.
a few deaths a year. Additionally, with the growth ofUltimately, MMA is here to stay and is a positive
KICKBOXING as a sport, the training standards haveinfluence on today's society. MMA is for everyone
increased and most schools now offer programs thatinterested in having fun, getting fit, and making new
use KICKBOXING as a fitness platform for thefriends.
general population.