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by Kyle Keniston - 2010-08-20
In order to attain the most benefit with the martial arts, you have got to pick the style that best matches your desires. Considering that there are such a multitude of amazing martial arts to select ...
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by webmaster_box - 2010-07-25
Boxing is a mixed martial art game; in the game of boxing each and every boxer follow some styles and manner. In general, people always want to attract others. Style is the key to become a famous pers...
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by Geosandler - 2010-06-18
Aikido is among the oldest kind of martial humanities. Set up by Morihei Ueshiba, aikido came about through the studies of many alternative forms of ordinary self-protection talents. In reality is som...
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by Al Case - 2010-06-08
While there have been many fantastic karate instructors, only Mas Oyama can honestly lay claim to being the toughest karate master. This is most interesting, because Karate came from China, came into ...
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by Ryan Vaughn - 2010-05-25
"Actual danger is not necessary to justify the use of deadly force in self-defense. If one is confronted by the appearance of danger which one believes, and a reasonable person in the same position wo...
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by Orient - 2010-05-12
The Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, more generally known as the Orient Express, is a legendary train that conjures up visions of mystery and intrigue. It has been the subject of any books, and many mov...
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by Al Case - 2010-04-02
The four main practices used to achieve enlightenment are the way of the fakir, the way of the monk, the way of the yogi, and the way of the martial artist. In this bit of scribbling we shall go over ...
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by donald hill - 2010-03-19
In terms of evolution, compound bows, of course, modern invention. These bows are made from composite materials and designed to improve performance in terms of accuracy. Although these bows are not as...
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by Al Case - 2010-03-14
To come to grips with Matrixing one must understand that Matrix Martial Arts is an actual technology. It is a logical way of thinking applied to martial disciplines such as Hung Gar Kung Fu, Uechi Ryu...
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by Ken Loyd - 2010-02-18
Many novices to mixed fighting have no idea what types of skills they need to learn in order to compete. Coming up with a workout routine that will get you in shape isn't particularly difficult, but t...
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by Ryan Vaughn - 2010-02-14
In the Summer of the New Millennium, 2000, under the spire of Chevron's shadows, a cabal of warrior-athletes built a palestra for collegiate, international, and Olympic wrestlers to re-purpose their c...
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by Al Case - 2010-01-26
The martial arts have long been held up as a way to enlightenment. Indeed, this is the goal at the end of the road of The True Martial Art. This article is about why this is so, and to enable the read...
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by Ted Baker - 2010-01-24
Legendary Mark Coleman earned his nickname "the Hammer" in the octagon as he was the Godfather of ground and pound technique. Mark Coleman is one of the few hall of famer in the UFC who still is activ...
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by Miller RK - 2010-01-23
Who were the best ninjas of fuedal Japan, that is a question that is not easily answered. Though virtually every clan throughout Japan had its own form of ninjitsu training, there were only a couple w...
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by Jan Hartman - 2010-01-03
We do things for a reason. Sometimes, this could just be a spur of the moment. But when you want to learn mixed martial arts, you have to be committed. Mixed martial arts consists of various technique...
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by Jan Hartman - 2010-01-03
There are different ways to make a person submit in Jiu Jitsu. One technique is the joint lock which involves manipulating the opponent's joint in such a way that it reaches their maximal degree of mo...
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by Al Case - 2009-12-02
Whap, bam and pow! We watch TV and the movies, and we see kung fu flips in the Matrix and sword standing and eye gouging in Kill Bill and we know we have seen the real masters! Wake up, dude, that's a...
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by John Graden - 2009-11-23
When you are negotiating a build-out, be sure the lease specifies how the credit is going to be paid. Will the landlord pay the builders, so you have no out-of-pocket expense? Will you pay, and then g...
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by John Graden - 2009-11-23
Your potential ratio is the percentage of the population that has a realistic potential of joining your school. The number used for decades has been 1.5%. Due to the explosion of exposure and credibil...
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by John Graden - 2009-11-23
A lot has been written about which demographics are best for a martial arts school. In virtually every case, the answer has been presented as though all schools are the same, so the answer has been a ...
