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Be Like Water

An article from KarateJake on the subject "Be Like Water"

Last Commented By sepa at 12:12:39pm 5 February 2012:

I like this blog very interesting and important for fighter and not only for fighter its for all

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I've been studying and practicing martial arts before I can speak complete sentences. Its my passion and life long study. I...

The Use and Control of Force Through Developed Qi

Terry Shea looks at the philosophy of force and how important it is for any martial artist.

Last Commented By Banzeh at 8:43:03am 5 October 2011:

Terry, I agree with your ideas, but there are obviously wrong formulas from the point of view of classical physics. I recommend you take care when talking to unknown people, but nice article anyway.

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I am 62 years old, and have had a lifelong love of martial arts and outdoor activities. I grew up in New MExico, spent 4 year...

Mind, body and Qi

An article looking at the mind, body and Qi

Last Commented By kendaocrane79 at 5:08:43pm 30 August 2011:

from the editor, you guys should check out this article if you wanna learn proper breathing!!

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I've been studying White Crane Gong Fu for two years and just past my belt test for grey belt.

Choreography Vs Freestyle

What Training Method is Better. What Style?

Last Commented By Chaleira at 5:46:41pm 19 March 2011:

Well said... very well said! Thanks for sharing. Every style is valuable because all have something to offer in my opinion. It's all up to the individual and what aspects they find valuable to them.

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I am 62 years old, and have had a lifelong love of martial arts and outdoor activities. I grew up in New MExico, spent 4 year...

Martial Arts In Your Life

A look at martial arts in our life.

Last Commented By Chaleira at 5:17:47pm 6 November 2010:

Thanks as well for sharing! As for me, it's what I loved since before I could remember. Though I officially started training under the tutelage of an instructor at age 15, I've been into the martial arts long before then in the form as learning wrestling techniques that I can remember as a kid with my cousins, learning some basic kung-fu from an uncle as a kid and even growing up playing "slap boxing" as a kid all helped developed me. And of course, Bruce Lee, which was one of the first person I can remember watching on film as a kid! In these ways, martial arts were ingrained in me as a kid. It became a part of my life.

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Interview with Senior Grandmaster George Pesare

Interview with Senior Grandmaster George Pesare - Founder of Kempo Karate in New England

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I have made martial arts a part of my life for nearly 20 years. Having studied and taught Chinese Kung Fu, Shaolin Kempo, Cap...

Teaching the Application of techniques in Martial Arts

The interpretation of martial arts techniques by the instructor

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Terry Shea

I am 62 years old, and have had a lifelong love of martial arts and outdoor activities. I grew up in New MExico, spent 4 year...

Self Awakening

Article on self awakening by Souglides

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Martial Arts academic research

Let me start by making an important statement: This article concerns YOU. More than that, it has been written for you, the practicing martial artist. The person who trains hard once or twice a week, and thinks that what they are doing is good for health, fitness, self defence and competition, but doesn’t really matter beyond that. Well, let me tell you that what you do DOES matter. You can help conduct research into the art you practice; you can help to educate others regarding the more obscure aspects of your chosen art and you can help your art to continue to survive and thrive by doing this.

Last Commented By eugenemcfadden at 1:05:01am 9 June 2010:

Very interesting and a topic that is lacking in academic research. Will you be putting the research papers up for academic review?

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The President of the Institute of Martial Arts and Sciences, an officially recognised and accredited academic and professiona...

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