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Blog Post Ancient art of Chin Na by Jennifer
Chin Na is a Chinese term describing techniques used in the Chinese martial arts that control or lock an opponent's joints or muscles/tendons so he cannot move, thus neutralizing the opponent's fight...
Blog Post The Birth Of A Dragon by Jennifer
A guest post By Rick From The Cook Ding's Kitchen Quite some time ago, I wrote about the story of dragons . Tigers are born tigers, but dragons are in legend fish, who through their own ...
Blog Post Right Age To Start Practice by Jennifer
nico.cavallotto I've always felt that I should have done much more as a child. Sort of who nows where I would have been now if only I had the character, the patience and the perseverance t...
Blog Post You Have No Control On What's Happening, You Have 100% Of The Responsibility by Jennifer
baiguai from Kung Fu Artistry discussed a rather interesting question. Should we be responsible for the experiences someone else is having during practice and should they be responsible to ours...
Blog Post Swords Arts Vs. Empty Hand Techniques by Jennifer
Usually today one can find swords techniques taught as part of the teaching of martial art ones. There are those of course that are interested in learning Swords arts by themselves and for them I w...
Blog Post Figuring Out The Right Group For You by Jennifer
People keep reporting on various forums their experiences from studying with different teachers and on different groups. I remember the difficulties I've experiences when I first started taking marti...
Blog Post Mind Body And All In Between by Jennifer
I wasn't able to post for some time now as I was experiencing what could have been a rather simple case of too much effort on the eyes. The thing is that I didn't realize what was the problem and ...
Blog Post The Basics For Successful Response During Crisis by Jennifer
Surfing the net for blogs and posts on martial art I came across this post In any hostile situation it is important to maintain control. Often people think of control as a well thought out p...
Blog Post Experience The Thrill Of Martial Performance by Jennifer
 Usually when we think of martial arts we don't visualize dancing but thanks to Emlyn I got a chance to see this video and decided that this is amazing so I thought it is wor...
Blog Post The Evolution Of A Master by Jennifer
I've just read a beautiful post by John Vesia reminding us all that the process of being a martial arts master is eternal. In fact this applies to all sorts of mastery and I thought it is so...
Blog Post Martial arts is in the genes by Jennifer
In health-conscious, sports-oriented Boulder, Atlas Sports Genetics is playing into the obsessions of parents by offering a $149 test that aims to predict a child’s natural athletic strengths. ...
Blog Post Are You Ready For Some Teaching? by Jennifer
Long Distance and Deep Half Guard tutorial divided to few posts as well as other tutorials appear on the Aesopian's Totally Awesome Journal. Even if you, like me, are not practicing Jiu-Jits...
Blog Post The Virtual World Of Swords by Jennifer
If we think about swords we realize that the first thing that come to mind for most people is a video game. I think that in the world of Internet and video games most people haven't seen a real sword....
Blog Post Choosing Martial Arts Shoes by Jennifer
I never thought of investing in special shoes for my martial art training just a decent pair of sport shoes was good enough for me. Recently I've seen a post by Gordon White on kicking shoes for T...
Blog Post What Works For You When Things Get Stuck With Your Practice? by Jennifer
lapstrake I guess everyone needs to reflect on his practice from time to time especially when reaching a difficult stage or not progressing very much. Found this list of question to ...
Blog Post Practicing For The Real World? by Jennifer
Reading a post on Striking Thoughts about the importance of practicing Chin na in ways that enables the students to condition their bodies in ways that would serves them in real world confronta...
Blog Post Looking Through Another Glasses by Jennifer
Saw the video on Martial Thoughts and really loved it. Looking at people and situations with an open heart can make a lot of difference.
Blog Post Teaching Martial Arts, Some Insights by Jennifer
I've read Dave post on Formosa Neijia about the hardship of establishing a martial art business in a world when people are not really willing or able to give a lot of time for the hard work nee...
Blog Post Solve All Your Body Rehabilitation Needs! by Jennifer
Just found a great article on body rehabilitation and thought it would be very appropriate to bring it here. Everyone has at least one sort of a body's malfunction so as it is organized as an inde...
Blog Post The Eishin-Ryu Swordsmanship Explained by Jennifer
The very interesting book by Leonard Pellman "Flashing Steel" sheds light on the practice and history of Eishin-Ryu Swordsmanship is discussed in an interview at the website of the Blue Snake Bo...
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