Showing posts with label mixed martial arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mixed martial arts. Show all posts

Sunday, November 25, 2012

Martial Arts Photography Studio Morris County New Jersey

Martial Arts Photography - Taekwondo Style Poster

Being a personal fitness trainer and martial artist, I'm blessed by combining my passions and work into a lifestyle.


It's not easy to capture the right action shots for martial arts movements. When you do your hand form, weapon form, punching, kicking, jumping, sparring, fighting or in the tournament, The "Kodak" moment is hard to come by if you let the amateur do the job.

Luckily, I have found a black-belt martial artist who's also a professional photographer or vice versa. You don't want to miss the shots!


Here is their introduction ...

Welcome to Martial Arts Photo Studio. We capture and showcase your passion for martial arts. If you are a martial arts enthusiast who would like to preserve your favorite martial arts memories forever, you are at the right place!! 

Our photographer is a champion Black Belt and expert in martial arts photography. You have trained so hard. You deserve to have the best photographer to capture and preserve your best moves and proudest moments in martial arts. We can do that for you!

Why Choose Martial Arts Photo Studio? 

1. We specialize in martial arts photography 

As you know, martial arts photography requires specialized skills. It’s very different from regular studio portraits or other sports photography. In addition to having excellent photography skills, the photographer must be able to capture your martial arts moves as well as who you are as a martial artist.

When it comes to action shots in martial arts photography, the ability to capture the right move at the right time (i.e. freeze the action at the perfect timing) is extremely crucial. Especially when you are executing a martial arts move — during your training, breaking, sparring, Black Belt promotion test, or during a tournament — sometimes there is no second chance. The photographer’s ability to anticipate AND capture the right action move at the right time can make or break the picture.

General sports photography experience is NOT enough to produce excellent martial arts photography, since martial arts is such a specialized art form. We have years of experience in capturing these special moments for our clients (both adults and children) at martial arts schools, school demo team performances, martial arts tournaments etc. 

2. Our photographer has many years of training in both photography AND martial arts 

Our photographer is a champion Black Belt who has trained and won multiple gold medals in several styles of martial arts. The training, competition experiences and intimate knowledge in various styles of martial arts is PRICELESS!That means our photographer knows what martial arts moves look good, what angle to take the shots, and how to anticipate AND capture them at the perfect timing for YOU. 

3. We bring our martial arts photo studio to you 

We will come to your martial arts school, martial arts tournament, or a location of your choice. It saves you precious time, money and energy. This will also help you perform your best, and guarantee the best possible photo shoot to showcase your martial arts skills. 

You have trained SO hard to get to where you are in martial arts. Don’t you want to preserve your best martial arts moves and proudest moments FOREVER?

Make sure you hire the right martial arts photographer. The Martial Arts Photography Studio is the right choice for YOU!

Martial Arts and Fighting Style: Aikido, BJJ, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Boxing, Capoeira, Chinese Martial Arts, Jeet Kune Do, Jiu-Jitsu, Karate, Kickboxing, Krav Maga, Kung Fu, Mixed Martial Arts, MMA, Muay Thai, Shaolin, Taekwondo, Tai Chi, UFC, Wushu, Wing Chun

Contact for photo project at martial.images@gmail.com.

Visit http://www.MartialArtsPhotoStudio.com for more information and submit your picture project.



Monday, May 23, 2011

Denville Celebrity Personal Trainer and Martial Arts Fitness Expert Carey Yang Earns Top Kung-Fu Fitness Certification


Morris County NJ celebrity personal trainer and medal-winning martial artist Carey Yang is now a Certified Kung-Fu Fitness Instructor teaching and integrating Chinese martial arts and Kung-Fu into fitness training and sports conditioning.

DENVILLE, NJ – May 23, 2011 – Celebrity personal trainer, leading nutrition and fitness expert Carey Yang in Morris County, New Jersey is recently certified as a Chinese Kung-Fu Fitness Instructor. Yang is the owner and master trainer at Beyond Fitness Solutions, LLC – a leading in-home personal training company serving clients in Morris, Sussex, Passaic, Essex and Somerset County areas in Northern New Jersey.

“This is a long overdue certification that just adds my credential and credibility,” said Yang, who has been practicing martial arts for over 35 years. Versed in various martial arts style including Chinese Kung-Fu, Tai Chi Chuan (Yang-Style), Taekwondo, Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) and kickboxing, Yang has won numerous medals in martial arts tournaments in forms and sparring.

“I have been teaching and incorporating martial arts into fitness training routines for my clients for many years as a general physical conditioning, for improving cardiovascular fitness and enhancing anaerobic capacity and explosive power, and for self-defense,” Yang said.

Martial arts and Chinese Kung-Fu are excellent total-body workouts for weight loss, fitness training, stamina and strength. It can work the whole body in balance, dynamic flexibility, power and movement.

“All my clients love and enjoy kickboxing as a way of relieving their daily stress, feeling sweaty and great. Most important of all, they feel powerful as they learn something new and different and they can use the self-defense techniques I teach,” Yang said.

Kung-Fu FitnessTM training and certification is provided by the National Exercise and Sports Trainers Association (NESTA) based on traditional Chinese art of Eagle Claw Kung-Fu. It’s been simplified to combine Kung-Fu fundamental movements and principles with proper biomechanics and aerobic conditioning for the general population.

Yang said, “More than just kicking and punching, Kung-Fu FitnessTM is the perfect combination of ancient Chinese wisdom with modern exercise science for fitness.”

About C. Carey Yang and Beyond Fitness Solutions, LLC
C. Carey Yang, Your Dream Body WorkoutXpertTM, is a certified personal trainer and fitness boot camp instructor based in Denville, New Jersey. He provides in-home personal fitness training, backyard boot camp, wellness and lifestyle coaching, and fitness and weight-management seminar. He specializes in helping busy, working professionals who want safe, effective workouts with maximum results in minimum time. Yang is the creator of the 6-Step Dream Body BlueprintTM Fitness Makeover System.

Yang is an AFAA-Certified Biggest Loser® Pro Fitness Professional and NESTA-Certified Kung-Fu Fitness Instructor.

To learn more about lifestyle and wellness coaching, personal fitness training and nutritional counseling and to sign up for a free monthly e-zine, receive free fitness and fat loss e-books, and schedule a complimentary consultation, visit http://www.beyondfitnesssolutions.com/.

He is also available for media interviews, providing a list of tips and articles, and presenting wellness and fitness seminar. Call 973-303-2424 or email Carey at BeyondFitnessSolutions.com.

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Contact Information:
C. Carey Yang
Phone: 973-303-2424
Email: Carey at BeyondFitnessSolutions.com
Web: http://www.beyondfitnesssolutions.com/

Source: http://www.prlog.org/11505953-celebrity-personal-trainer-carey-yang-in-morris-county-nj-earns-kung-fu-fitness-certification.html

Train with The Best!

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Triple Power, Strength & Endurance Circuit Training

Circuit training is one of the most versatile weight training systems. I have elaborated this popular fitness training method in my earlier article. Many effective and efficient circuit training routines are provided.

You can essentially design a circuit training routine with all sorts of exercise combinations: total-body, upper body, lower body, core, muscle-specific, opposing muscle groups, superset, etc.

For the beginners, start with bodyweight circuit workout. As you get better conditioned, progress to add external resistance or weight as a tool. You can use resistance band, strength machines, dumbells, barbells, kettlebells, sandbags, etc.

I've designed the following triple circuit training routine that incorporate power, strength, quickness in a "timed" endurance total-body workout.

It's an excellent physical and "mental" conditioning workout, particularly for athletes/fighters who are engaged in both explosive movements and endurance conditioning such as mixed martial arts (MMA) and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ). Believe me when I double-quote the "mental" word. After a few reps or into the second or third exercise/set, you'll start to break sweat and breathe hard. You'll know or perhaps don't know how to tough out the circuit. You gotta be physcially and mentally strong to get through the workout.

Remember the Spartan 300 warrior training. These actors didn't go through the typical bodybuilding-type weight training. They did a similar strength and cardio circuit training routine that combine power, strength, quickness and endurance in a series of exercises.

If you have tried my earlier power circuit training routine based on modified Olympic Weightlifting, this triple circuit training is a perfect complimentary workout.

Triple Attack Circuit:A. Jumping Pullup x 1 minute or 12-20 reps
B. Dumbbell Thruster x 1 minute or 12-15 reps
C. Burpee x 1 minute or 12-15 reps

Do all three exercises back to back with no rest. Rest only after you finish the burpees for 90 seconds to two minutes. Then repeat for a total of 3 to 5 circuit sets. I also include the suggested repetitions for each exercise. That's the approximate number of reps you should try to achieve depending on your fitness level.

How to set up
Bring a pair of dumbbells for your normal do 10-rep set for your shoulder presses by the pullup bar area. Reduce the weight by 20 to 30 percent because you won't be able to press as heavy in this workout.

Jumping Pullup
I know it's tough to do pullups for the whole minute or 12 reps for most people. The trick here is do just one pullup at a time, i.e., one-rep set.

So jump half-way up to grab to pullup bar, then finish the pullup by completely pulling youself upward and squeezing your lat muscles hard at the top position. Lower your body and down.
Repeat for one minute for as many as you can do.

Dumbbell Thruster
As soon as you finish the pullup in one minute, pick up the pair of dumbbells and start the thruster exercise.

Thruster is a combination of front squat and shoulder push/press in a smooth continuous action. It's the best total-body and core strength conditioning workout. You can do thruster with barbells, dumbbells or kettlebells.

Watch a demo video for "dumbbell thruster" >>





Burpees
When you finish the unbelievably gruelling dumbbell thruster and cannot quite catch your breath, leave the dumbbells aside and get down onto the floor in pushup position.

Quickly hop and pull legs in toward your body to the knee-down position. Jump explosively upward with both feet (squat jump) and land back onto the floor. Knee down or squat down as you put your hands down on the floor in front of you. Then quickly kick your legs straight back and land on the floor to a plank/pushup position. That's one rep.

Watch a demo video for "burpees" >>

Do as many and as fast as you can for one minute. This is a bodyweight killer exercise that strengthen your whole body and core. There are other variations for different levels of difficulty. You can do "tuck jump" with your knees drawn in towards your body when you jump upward. In the double-leg kickback to plank/pushup position, you can do it like "sprawl" in grappling, submission or MMA to counter a take-down.

Progression
As always, start the training program slowly when you deal with new exercises. Record the repetitions and weight in each training session. Adjust your rest intervals to complete the circuit. Add the level of difficulty or intensity gradually.

That's a three-minute round. Do as many rounds as you can. There's no shortcut to success in the ring - only hardcore workout and top conditioning to be the best MMA fighter.

Enjoy the sweat!

Copyright 2007 www.careyforfitness.com by C. Carey Yang and Beyond Fitness Solutions, LLC.
All rights reserved.

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