Articles, tagged with "martial artist", page 1
26th October 2011
He would quickly meet the father of modern day karate, Gichin Funakoshi. In the drop of 1922, Ohtsuka was giving believed to his upcoming. Even though his position at the bank appeared protected, he was not content. He desired to dedicate his daily life t...
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Author:
AlexSchwartz
07th March 2011
Kung Fu - a popular word of Chinese origin, has a deeper meaning to those who truly understand it. Kung fu actually describes any person's success or honed skill that is attained after diligent training. Taking that into account, the real word Kung fu can...
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Author:
Collin Clarke
17th January 2011
Thang Ta: A journey
(Through the history of Kangleipak)
from an ancient combat art to a popular modern sport [2nd section]
-4th Part-
(a) Wizard of Thang Ta – Paona:
Coming back to the reign of Meidingu Chandrakirti, there existed one of the gr...
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Author:
HanjabamCha Barun
09th September 2010
Every action we make has a certain endurance value. We all have a limit to whatever we do. That limit represents our endurance in that activity. Swimming, running, standing still, being without air, water, food, typing on the keyboard, jumping, standing o...
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Author:
MASecrets
14th May 2010
There's an old saying that can be applied to just about anything. "If you want to be a millionaire, you have to learn from a millionaire." The same can be said about fighting. If you want to survive a real fight, then learn from someone who HAS survived a...
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Author:
Steve Gib
22nd March 2010
Armed with a handful of sheep like members and paid supporters the self proclaimed mixed martial arts website sets out to promote its agenda, MMA, or more commonly known as mixed martial arts styles, by bashing other martial arts and attempting to destroy...
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Author:
J Herrington
02nd February 2010
So if you were stuck in the position of facing off against a much bigger opponent and your no martial artist, what would you do? Well you don't need to goto a self defense course or martial arts dojo because in this special article I will show you how to ...
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Author:
Steve Gib
26th August 2009
One of the best examples of relative strength, absolute strength to body weight ratio, in mixed martial arts was the late Bruce Lee. It was said that he was pound for pound one of the strongest martial artists of his time, weighing between 130 - 140 pound...
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Author:
Derek Manuel
08th August 2009
Kettlebell training is a great way to get into shape quickly. You'll be able to enjoy weight loss, increased stamina, quickness, and strength, and many other benefits once you train with these wonderful tools. Kettlebells originated as a Russian exercise ...
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Author:
bellstkd
05th September 2008
Whenever you always thought of mixing bodybuilding and martial art? You had better severely think of it. Martial arts, like Judo, Karate, Tae Kwon Do and Aikido, consume a bunch of strength, power and endurance, barely alike bodybuilding. Exercising both ...
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Author:
Maverick Taylor
19th February 2007
As a martial artist and an expert in behavioral modification, I see a lot of illegal behaviors reinforced by citizens. It is easy to reinforce the behavior of a criminal, give him or her your wallet, make it easy for him or her to break into your house, d...
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Author:
Rick Kirkham