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  <title>Episode 154 - Question &amp;amp; Answer #2</title>
  <description>On today's episode, we tackle why repetition of forms is important, how all martial artists could improve with a single focus, ways to improve your sparring and how to self-train with weapons. Question &amp;amp;amp; Answer #2 - Episode 154 In this episode we handle these four questions:  If the newer martial arts forms a student learns contain more complex and advanced movements and sequences, why continue to work on the old ones? What is&amp;amp;nbsp;one thing could all martial artists improve? I find sparring overwhelming, how do I get better so it doesn't feel so daunting? My school doesn't teach martial arts weapons but I want to learn how to use them, at least a little. What can I do?  If you like this format, check out our first question &amp;amp;amp; answer show. </description>
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