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Learn About Parkour
May 13, 2013
How to Do Parkour
Learn how to do parkour and you will be able to run up 8ft walls, leap across gaps, vault over rails, fly through your environment, and take drops up to 10ft with the same amount of impact as a normal person doing a jumping jack (it’s been scientifically proven).
Learn how to do parkour and if you are ever put in a critical situation where you need to escape from four thugs trying to mug you, catch someone who just stole your girlfriends purse, and etc., you will know exactly what to do, you won’t be scared, and you will succeed.
Master the dicipline of More >
History of Chinese Kung Fu
January 30, 2013
By Helen C.
The calligraphic inscription that hangs over the main gate of the Shaolin Monastery was written in the Kangxi Emperor’s own hand. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Kung fu is one of the most well known examples of traditional Chinese culture. It is probably one of the earliest and longest lasting sports which utilize both brawn and brain. The theory of Kung Fu is based upon classical Chinese philosophy. Over its long history it has developed as a unique combination of exercise, practical self-defense, self-discipline and art.
The beginning of Chinese Kung fu probably started long More >
Observation Training
January 19, 2013
The Benefits of Good Observation Skills
By Molly Larkin
As part of my training, one of my teachers had me spend an entire day doing nothing but observing from early morning to evening. I had to sit in a field all day long without moving my body — he told me to just move my eyes very slowly from side to side.
What was I observing? What direction is the wind coming from? Does that cloud seem to contain any large amounts of moisture? Is it dark on the underside and light on top? If so, perhaps it’s going to rain.
If you see birds flying, are they circling or going in a straight line? Are More >
5 Keys to Close Quarter Ninjutsu
January 11, 2013
The 5 Key Training Areas For Mastering Close Quarter Combat Ninjutsu
With all of the techniques, weapons, and skills that make up the martial art of ninjutsu, which ones are really the most important for close quarter combat? If you’re serious about learning how to protect yourself using the Ninja’s self-protection method known as Ninpo Taijutsu, then you need to make sure that you know how to translate all of the “classical,” 16th century lessons into a form that will work in a street fighting self defense situation today – in the world of the 21st century! This More >
Combat Jujitsu
January 10, 2013
Combat Jujitsu May Be the World’s Deadliest Martial Art
Combat Jujitsu is used by US Military Special Operations Forces and Special Forces of many other countries! It is probably the deadliest martial art known to man. Others may proclaim their system to be the deadliest martial art, but none of them can show any actual PROOF of their effectiveness in real combat. Combat Jujitsu has been proven effective time and time again. That is why British and American commandos have such a deadly reputation worldwide, and are both respected and feared by their enemies.
By More >
3 Ninjutsu Hand-To-Hand Combat Methods
January 3, 2013
Ninjutsu Techniques – The Three Sub-Sets of The Ninja’s Ninpo-Taijutsu Hand-To-Hand Combat Method
English: The kanji for “ninja”. Português: Kanji para “ninja”. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Contrary to popular belief, the ninjutsu techniques that make up ninpo-taijutsu, the self-defense and hand-to-hand combat method of the ninja are not merely a mixture of conventional martial arts styles and systems. Ninjutsu training is not like modern mma or mixed martial arts, in that there is a common philosophy and set of principles and concepts which underlie all ninjutsu More >
Situations, Structures, and Strategies
December 10, 2012
Military strategy is a set of ideas implemented by military organizations to pursue desired strategic goals.[1]
Modern Combat Martial Arts is a school of martial arts which gives individuals the opportunity to learn unarmed combat strategies. Similar to military strategies, in unarmed combat there are ideas which need to be, first understood, then implemented in your Kung Fu (Practice). These form the basis of strategies which are then applied to reach desired goals, with an extremely high degree of consistency.
As I’ve mentioned, the MCMA association gives students an opportunity to learn More >
Martial Arts for Modern Times
December 7, 2012
When I was growing up, my martial arts heroes didn’t come from the Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris era. I was born a bit after that, so I had a perhaps lesser known set of silver screen stars filling my head with imaginings. The classic BloodSport, Kickboxer, and Lion Heart movies from JCVD were at the top of my list. In these movies, each of his characters portrayed the classic martial arts story. The wise master who only teaches a handful of people teaches Van Damme, giving him superior fighting abilities, essentially crushing the competition. The master would always teach some unusual More >
Training for Intense Combat
November 11, 2012
There are millions of people training martial arts today. Many of them are training at professional levels (UFC). Typical skill sets range from Brazilian Jujitsu, Judo, usually combined with Muay Thai Kick Boxing, Tae Kwon Do, or some other “stand-up” styles. But there are big differences with what people are actually training. There is a major choice a practitioner has to make before stepping one foot inside a studio. In fact, the decision itself can eliminate many schools from your options, so ensure you give this some thought. The question is this:
What is the objective of your martial More >
Training Muay Thai Style
October 5, 2012
How to Train Muay Thai Style by: Troy Macraft
If you have ever wanted to learn Muay Thai? Then you need to keep in mind that your upcoming training will be extremely intensive. Furthermore, some Muay Thai fighters who had previously trained in boxing say that the training for Muay Thai is a lot more intense then they have done in boxing.
Muay Thai is known as the art of 8 limbs, the reason it has earned this name is because you will learn how to use the eight natural weapons which are;
- fists
- feet
- elbows
- knees
When it comes to destroying and dominating an opponent there is no match for the More >
