Wednesday, July 9th, 2008 at
10:44 am
Although ninja training involves the use of several different weapons, no weapon is as uniquely ninja as the throwing star, or shuriken. In movies, ninjas are shown throwing stars with increadible accuracy, but a beginner would be doing well to hit the side of a van parked twenty feet away.
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Tuesday, July 8th, 2008 at
12:38 pm
When choosing a quality, women’s self-defense program, first and foremost, you must ask for and thoroughly check out the instructor’s credentials. This is true regardless of whether you’re…
* a woman who wants to be able to protect herself, or…
* A Parent looking for a self-defense program for your child
This point cannot be emphasized enough, because, like practically nothing else in your life…
… your life could depend on your making the right choice.
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Women’s Self-Defense Programs – What to Look For in a Good One
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Monday, July 7th, 2008 at
9:31 am
For many athletes, sparring will always be the most exciting element of martial arts. The martial arts are a system of codified practices and traditions, developed and used for training for combat. Martial arts exhibitions and tournaments are often held to judge the participants’ levels of skill in particular contexts.
There are two types of martial arts sparring: the light or medium contact and the full contact sparring. Both of these forms, however, are used in training and competitions with a clear set of common rules.
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Sunday, July 6th, 2008 at
4:42 pm
One of the most trendy sports today is kickboxing, which is featured in film, TV shows, and live events worldwide. Some of the most distinguished names in the business of kickboxing, such as Chuck Norris, were superstar kick boxers and these individuals managed to increase interest in the game dramatically
Many of the athletes who enter the field have a background in kickboxing London and were often included with the best athletes in their chosen activity. Many expert boxers also get into the sport of kickboxing London, after a trainer has shown them how to kick.
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Friday, July 4th, 2008 at
6:25 pm
Does the word art bring mortal combat to mind?
Probably not.
The martial arts have a side that few people ever see, it is a soft side planted in philosophical theory and not usually noted by those not in the arts. This softer side is just one great reason for kids to learn martial arts.
Many parents worry that teaching their kids martial arts will make them more aggressive and more likely to fight. The opposite is actually true. And there is a fundamental reason why.
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