Monthly Archives: February 2011
Kevin O’Hagan Seminar: How To Develop Short Range Knockout Power
Kevin O’Hagan seminar on Short Range Knockout Power – Not to be missed. Continue reading
Posted in Courses, Ju Jutsu, Self Protection
Tagged impact, ju jutsu, kevin O'hagan, knockout power
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Gojushiho Sho Bunkai Course
A few examples of bunkai from a recent kata course focusing on Gojushiho Sho. Continue reading
Posted in Courses, Karate
Tagged bunkai, Gojushiho, Gojushiho Sho, karate bunkai, kata bunkai
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Tai Chi: For Advanced Martial Artists
Tai Chi must be the most misunderstood of all the martial arts, yet it is regards by many as being the most advanced form of martial art. How can a form that practices primarily with slow movements really be used for combat?
Find out. Continue reading
Posted in Health, Karate, Kung Fu, Philosophy, Tai Chi
Tagged adrenalinn training, advanced martial arts, martial arts, martial tai chi, tai chi
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The Martial Arts Paradox: By Russell Stutely
A note from Russell Stutely about learning and actually understanding kata bunkai Continue reading
Posted in Karate, Tae Kwon Do/Tang Soo Do/Hapkido
Tagged bunkai, karate, kata bunkai, shotokan
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What is Stav?
An introduction to the rare Noregian martial and philosophy of Stav! Continue reading
Posted in History, News & Miscellaneous, Self Protection
Tagged ice and fire, Ivar Hafskjold, runes, stav
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