What's up guys? Hong Lee and OG Fitness. Welcome back to the channel. Okay, why do I have my shirt off in the past couple of videos? Well, because my AC broke and it's hot, it's shit in here. So I had this off and also I make multiple videos at the same time. So that way, you batched it, right? You just make one every single time, you have to set up the camera and all that gets a little bit... It's more time consuming than if you just patched it. Anyways, that's for those of you guys who care. But some of you guys like my rap. So anyways, this video today, we're gonna talk about how to practice two martial arts at a time. Okay, so this question is from our friend Song Kwok. Wait, I hope I'm pronouncing that. Yeah, Song Kwok. So Song Kwok wrote to me and asked me, is it possible to train in two martial arts at the same time? And if so, how would you do it? I'm interested in doing judo and boxing and I really couldn't pick which I should do first. So I thought if it would be a good idea to do them at the same time, but I don't know how I would manage both of them in my life and would like to know how you would manage both. Okay, it's a great question. And it is possible to train multiple martial arts at the same time. Ideally, you would want those two arts to be in the same club in an ideal world. You would have everything in one place. So ideally, you would go to like a MMA club. That would be, you know, you have everything you need there. Like a MMA type of club because MMA is a rule set, a sport. And MMA means makes martial arts. So you have everything there. So for MMA club, okay, would imply that you're doing straightening and grappling. And then your straightening usually involves boxing, moi time, or kickboxing for MMA, of course. And then you would have, for your grappling, you would have wrestling. You would have typically you would have wrestling. Then you would have BJJ. You would have judo for the most part. And yeah, but in your case, if you're talking about judo and wrestling, I'm guessing that this club is at two separate places. Because if they were at the same club, you probably wouldn't be asking this question. Like, well, just show up. Look at the schedule. Show up. Okay. How would you do it? In terms of frequency. So I don't have enough information. It's not clear, but let me do my best to give you as much information as I can. And I'm going to make a lot of assumptions here. So I'm assuming that you want to do both at the same time. And wait, let me read the question again. Sorry, I just had a little brain. You know, when you forget something blank. Sorry, there you go. Blank. Is it possible to train in two martial arts at the same time? And if so, how would you do it? I'm interested in doing judo and boxing. And I really couldn't pick which I should do first. So I thought it would be a good idea to do them at the same time. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, so. It depends on your goal, right? If your goal, like, you know, how you said, okay, I want to do, I couldn't pick between judo and boxing. So I want to see if I can do both of them at the same time. Well, what's the goal? It's the goal. I'm guessing the goal is probably to be like a well-rounded fighter, to have some form of grappling and, you know, and then to have some form of striking. So definitely, if it would be more in that context, so it would be more for, like, general ability, you know, or like, round off round your abilities for, like, self-defense and just to practice martial arts, because it's fun, right? Then, yeah, I would say do them both at the same time. Now, how would you do that? I'm guessing the clubs aren't, like, they don't offer it in the same place. So you would do, I would say, two times judo a week, two times boxing a week. That's how I would do it. So that would be four trainings a week, and that would essentially be enough. Two times would be the minimum for each art, right? One time boxing a week, man, it's gonna take you forever. Two times, good stuff. A judo, same thing. And judo is pretty rough on the body, too, so you probably only wanna do two to begin with. As you build up and you get stronger, you can kinda decide which one you prefer doing, and also it's gonna depend on your schedule, right? And which one is closer and all that, but ideally, you would do two times judo a week, two times boxing a week, and then you'll be a machine. If you're able to do this for a year or two, man. And sometimes, let's say you get hurt in judo, then you could just do boxing for a little bit. I had a good friend who, when he got busted up, when he hurt his knee in judo, he went off and he did boxing for, I think he did it for two years. Yeah, so he came out in really good boxing, probably. Like, I boxing, so yeah, I know. So there you go. So, ideally two times a week, and you could always do a little bit more of judo, three times judo, or in two times boxing, or three times boxing, and two times judo, depending on schedule and depending on what, maybe if you have a preference, because maybe at one point you'll find that you're getting better at one very fast, and the other ones lag behind, so you wanna catch that up so you add another class if there's, you know, abilities, advice, versa. Or you might like one a lot, you know, like for example, you might like judo a lot, or you might like boxing a lot more, so you would do boxing three times a week, and in judo two times a week. But you gotta keep it till two times a week. And that would be my suggestion, and that's how I would do it. Right, so I would plan my schedule accordingly. I don't know how far these clubs are away from each other from where you are, from where you work and all that, but I would map it out so that it would be as efficient as possible, so that way you would stick to it. Right, because if it's not, if it's too time-consuming, in terms of commute time, just to get there, you know, it might discourage you, you know, over the long run. But I hope that's not the case, but that's my two cents on the subject. I hope that helped. If it didn't, and if I didn't cover anything, there's something missing, just send me another question, a song, and I'll be glad to answer it for you. And yeah, so that's it guys. Alright, guys, in the comments, you know, comment, like, subscribe, you agreed, you disagree, oh, share the video, how's it going, if you guys need coaching, links are all down below, comment how to reach me and all that, and we could talk about that. I help guys get into shape for, you know, for life, really, but for martial arts, all right. Bye, you guys. Peace.