intensity vs. technique

[RightCross94]

are you a ******? Intensity isn't just how hard you hit or how fast you hit. Its how many times you go to the gym, How much you practice at home. getting up at 5 to go running, working the bag till your knuckles bleed, spending 2 hours sparring so you can perfect a counter. Every single aspect of what you do has some intensity behind it. Your not going to get good technique with out some intense days at the gym. and your definitely not going to get better at your own techniques then every one else at theirs unless your putting in an intense day everyday.

Technique should be their so you have some thing that you can do with your intensity but you will never have good technique with out intensity.

dynamite glove commented that power beats technique.......

why the **** would you do that, thats ******, ever heard of gloves and handwraps?

thats a technical aspect of training

yes i know intensity is important, but technique is more important

[Spartacus Sully]

and my point is that it should be Power vs Technique not vs intensity.

Sure countering is a technique, how hard you try to perfect it is intensity.

perhaps apples are better then oranges, But if you dont water or spray your trees your not going to get good fruit.

[MKultra]

are you a ******? Intensity isn't just how hard you hit or how fast you hit. Its how many times you go to the gym, How much you practice at home. getting up at 5 to go running, working the bag till your knuckles bleed, spending 2 hours sparring so you can perfect a counter. Every single aspect of what you do has some intensity behind it. Your not going to get good technique with out some intense days at the gym. and your definitely not going to get better at your own techniques then every one else at theirs unless your putting in an intense day everyday.

Technique should be their so you have some thing that you can do with your intensity but you will never have good technique with out intensity.

Your talking about dedication and motivation thats not intensity.

[Spartacus Sully]

Exceptionally great concentration, power, or force.

dedication and motivation keep you doing what you like to do.

intensity is how hard you do it.

perhaps my first 2 comments were just definitions for intensity and the rest intense situations if anything. perhaps dedication and motivation can be used synonymously with the intense situations.

Getting up and wanting to go to the gym 6 days a week takes motivation and dedication but its a high level of intensity as well.