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  1. Martial Arts Book Review: Fists, Wits, and a Wicked Right by Marc "Animal" MacYoung

    by Shawn Kovacich - 2007-04-29
    Being the author of several books on the martial arts and fighting, I am always looking for books of exceptional quality to add to my library. If I have a book in my library, it's definitely worth own...
  2. Martial Arts Book Review: Hard Won Wisdom From the School of Hard Knocks by Alain Burrese

    by Shawn Kovacich - 2007-04-29
    Being the author of several books on the martial arts and fighting, I am always looking for books of exceptional quality to add to my library. If I have a book in my library, it's definitely worth own...
  3. Martial Arts Book Review: Real Fighting by Peyton Quinn

    by Shawn Kovacich - 2007-04-29
    Being the author of several books on the martial arts and fighting, I am always looking for books of exceptional quality to add to my library. If I have a book in my library, it's definitely worth own...
  4. Martial Arts Book Review: Knives, Knife Fighting and Related Hassles by Marc "Animal" MacYoung

    by Shawn Kovacich - 2007-04-29
    Being the author of several books on the martial arts and fighting, I am always looking for books of exceptional quality to add to my library. If I have a book in my library, it's definitely worth own...
  5. Martial Arts Book Review: Freedom from Fear by Peyton Quinn

    by Shawn Kovacich - 2007-04-29
    Being the author of several books on the martial arts and fighting, I am always looking for books of exceptional quality to add to my library. If I have a book in my library, it's definitely worth own...
  6. Martial Arts Book Review: Ending Violence Quickly by Marc "Animal" MacYoung

    by Shawn Kovacich - 2007-04-29
    Being the author of several books on the martial arts and fighting, I am always looking for books of exceptional quality to add to my library. If I have a book in my library, it's definitely worth own...
  7. Martial Arts Book Review: Krav Maga by David Kahn

    by Shawn Kovacich - 2007-04-29
    Being the author of several books on the martial arts and fighting, I am always looking for books of exceptional quality to add to my library. If I have a book in my library, it's definitely worth own...
  8. Martial Arts Book Review: Knife Fighting a Practical Course by Michael Janich

    by Shawn Kovacich - 2007-04-29
    Being the author of several books on the martial arts and fighting, I am always looking for books of exceptional quality to add to my library. If I have a book in my library, it's definitely worth own...
  9. How to Analyze and Animate Some of The Most Deadly Martial Arts Moves

    by Yoshi Kundagawa - 2007-04-28
    Martial arts, used by many people today for the health benefits, another way of getting fit or as a form of self defense. But in fact, martial arts are and can be much more and there are some killer m...
  10. Develop Complete Body Control, Fine Balance and Fast Reflexive Action

    by Yoshi Kundagawa - 2007-04-28
    Jujitsu training is one way to learn complete body control while fine-tuning your balance and reflexive actions. Jujitsu is form of martial arts that originated from the Samurai and is essential to h...
  11. Free-form Sparring and Exercises to Develop Internal Energy

    by Yoshi Kundagawa - 2007-04-28
    When you think of Hapkido, do you think of the Great New Hapkido Training Video? I know I do. In this video, you will find many useful techniques great for exercising and in turn it helps you to deve...
  12. Neutralize aggression While Remaining Calm and Effective in the Face of Adversity

    by Yoshi Kundagawa - 2007-04-28
    When you find that you no longer have the patience you had in the past or maybe you get angry easier, you might want to consider the Push Hand DVD. In this DVD, you will learn the Chen Style of Push ...
  13. These Martial Arts Exercises Will Improve Strength, Power, Speed, Quickness And Jumping Ability

    by Yoshi Kundagawa - 2007-04-28
    When thinking of exercising you need to think about Martial Arts exercises, in specific, Hapkido Training. These Exercises help to improve Martial Arts. The benefits of doing this exercise is the fac...
  14. When Chops And Blocks Alone Will Not Protect You

    by Yoshi Kundagawa - 2007-04-28
    By using MMA Training gear, you will find that your body is more protected and better toned to withstand those nasty chops and painful blocks. You need to look into the training devices and accessori...
  15. Jujitsu History

    by Maryann Morrison - 2007-04-26
    Nihon JujitsuNihon jujitsu actually started to take many forms such as the Edo jujitsu and the techniques and styles that were used in this Martial art evolved into a similar form to that of the moder...
  16. Jujitsu And Yoga

    by Maryann Morrison - 2007-04-26
    Jujitsu and Yoga emphasizes on groundworkFor Brazilian Jujitsu practitioners, the most critical physical linkage between the Brazilian Jujitsu and yoga is the emphasis on groundwork. All poses of yoga...
  17. The Ultimate Fighting Secret

    by Chris Pizzo - 2007-04-26
    Last month, I sat down with a group of friends to watch the latest pay-per-view Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event.The host of the party was a major fan, and he laid out a nice spread for us w...
  18. Learn To Unleash The Explosive Power Of Wing Chun.

    by Yoshi Kundagawa - 2007-04-26
    All martial arts styles are about power and the shooting with the fingers effect of Wing Chun is no different. Learning to control and then unleash this power properly can give the martial artist a st...
  19. The Hometown Effect

    by Ben Fowlkes - 2007-04-26
    In mixed martial arts, hometown crowds are something of a rarity. Certainly, you wouldn't want to face Matt Lindland in Oregon, or Renzo Gracie in Rio de Janeiro, but those scenarios don't come up as ...
  20. Before You Use Your Jump Rope

    by Tony Ruffin - 2007-04-24
    The jump rope, one of the most seductive tools of boxing. I remember watching the first Rocky movie seeing Sylvester Stallone twirling the rope so fast that you couldn't even see it, and thinking "Man...