How Training At Home With 2020 Armor Got Me Back In Fighting Shape
Have you ever taken a long break from martial arts and wondered if you’d be able to get back into the shape you once were?
Well 4th Dan David Jue knows you feel. He started taking martial arts when he was five years old at his family dojang and travelled the world competing in ITF competitions. He took a four year break during university and came back to find that getting back to fighting shape meant a huge amount of effort.
Luckily his family had just received their 2020 Armor shipment. And with the pandemic he had lots of time to train at home and get back into fighting shape.
“Training with 2020 Amor is going to get me back where I was and where I want to be,” says David Jue. “A lot of people are at home and it’s hard to motivate yourself. It’s easy to get bored by repetition. You don’t have someone to participate with or hold the paddle. It gets boring doing it by yourself. I have been having a lot of fun with my dad. We challenge each other to different 20/20 Armor mobile games. We see who gets the highest score. Who is punching the hardest. That’s been great motivation as well.”
How 2020 Armor Helps Him Train At Home
“I have been able to see how I can make my kick respond faster,” says Jue. “With the reflex game I can see that taking a little step before I kick is slowing down my reaction time. I can see the unnecessary parts of the kick and I can change the way I deliver it. You don’t think it’s slowing, you know it is. Which is really powerful. Then look at the power game. I can see how my kick is connecting. I can see that I’m not pulling back my foot to get the power. It’s different to have numerical data that says that isn’t a good kick. It just feels like a good kick.You can tell the difference between what feels like a powerful kick and what actually is. You don’t have to just trust in your feelings. That’s new for me and I have been taking martial arts for over almost two decades.”
How 2020 Armor Makes it More Fun to Train At Home
“The more fun you have while you are training the more likely you are to make the time to train,” says David Jue. “We are so excited to bring it to our students. And push it for our students so they can use it at our school and train at home with it. It’s a work out game. It’s exactly what they need to motivate them to put the time in.”
How 2020 Armor Makes A Difference at His Dojang in this Post Coronavirus Reality
“I think the situation is not going to be over once shelter in place is over,” says Jue. “But once these restrictions ease up a little bit I don’t foresee us being able to do sparring for a while. There are so many 2020 Armor game modes that can be used in tournaments and have them be able to hit something without being in close contact. I think it’s going to be instrumental to our studio for the future. This will be able to give people the ability to strive for something even with this whole social distancing thing going on. It’ll be generating a lot of money for the club using tournaments. I’m seeing other martial arts groups struggling to find a way to get new people into their schools. We aren’t going to struggle with that in the same way. Because we can offer kids the chance to compete while social distancing and fill that need that drives so many of us.”
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