Martial Arts – Chinese Yoga or Yi- Jin Jing External Qi Gong
July 31, 2011 by goshinman · Comments Off
Peterborough Martial Arts Videos
This is the Tip of the Month for April 2010. Go to our website www.ShaolinArizona.com for more! Do these 3 postures for 7 breaths each and gradually build your strength and mental focus to 49 breaths! Have fun!
DVDs are a great way to have training on tap to back up your normal weekly training and a chance to see how other instructors do forms or interpret movements. You should also try to expand your knowledge and experience in your art and also get to know about other people’s art so you understand what is out there.
Some of the best bargains in martial art dvd’s and books can be found by clicking on a link below
Martial Art Videos and DVDs and Books
Chinese Martial Art Videos and DVDs
Karate Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Judo Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Aikido Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Tang Soo Do Martial Arts and DVDs
Taekwondo Martial Arts and DVDs
Recommended Reading
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- Chinese Martial Arts Demonstration Day 2011
- Chinese Martial Arts In Beijing.m4v
- Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Performances
- Ng Family Chinese Martial Arts Association presents – How to Build a Choy Lay Fut Cyborg
- pressure point training
History of Martial Arts & the 2009 International Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Competition
July 19, 2011 by goshinman · Comments Off
Peterborough Martial Arts Videos
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DVDs are a great way to have training on tap to back up your normal weekly training and a chance to see how other instructors do forms or interpret movements. You should also try to expand your knowledge and experience in your art and also get to know about other people’s art so you understand what is out there.
Some of the best bargains in martial art dvd’s and books can be found by clicking on a link below
Martial Art Videos and DVDs and Books
Chinese Martial Art Videos and DVDs
Karate Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Judo Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Aikido Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Tang Soo Do Martial Arts and DVDs
Taekwondo Martial Arts and DVDs
Recommended Reading
- martial arts
- Chinese Martial Arts Demonstration Day 2011
- Chinese Martial Arts In Beijing.m4v
- Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Performances
- Ng Family Chinese Martial Arts Association presents – How to Build a Choy Lay Fut Cyborg
- pressure point training
Martial Arts FAIL
June 25, 2011 by goshinman · Comments Off
Peterborough Martial Arts Videos
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DVDs are a great way to have training on tap to back up your normal weekly training and a chance to see how other instructors do forms or interpret movements. You should also try to expand your knowledge and experience in your art and also get to know about other people’s art so you understand what is out there.
Some of the best bargains in martial art dvd’s and books can be found by clicking on a link below
Martial Art Videos and DVDs and Books
Chinese Martial Art Videos and DVDs
Karate Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Judo Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Aikido Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Tang Soo Do Martial Arts and DVDs
Taekwondo Martial Arts and DVDs
Recommended Reading
- martial arts
- Chinese Martial Arts Demonstration Day 2011
- Chinese Martial Arts In Beijing.m4v
- Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Performances
- Ng Family Chinese Martial Arts Association presents – How to Build a Choy Lay Fut Cyborg
- pressure point training
Nei Jia Quan – Internal Martial Arts Training
June 21, 2011 by goshinman · Comments Off
Peterborough Martial Arts Videos
www.njqinternalarts.com The world within, creates the world without. NJQ stands for Nei Jia Quan, translated means ‘internal fist’. Nei Jia Quan is comprised of the Taoist internal martial arts Bagua Zhang, Tai Chi Chuan, and Xing Yi Quan, which focus strongly on long-term health and therapeutic healing of the body, their roots come from the tradition of nei gung Taoist meditation. The Taoist martial system are based on traditional Chinese medicine, their focus is health, healing, therapeutic diagnosis and the development of a clear meditative state of mind. Their content is formidable for fighting and sit as the roots of many modern day fighting arts, however, for a practitioner fighting is viewed as a useful by-product. Video by www.ripplingmedia.com Photographer : www.davidmauricesmith.com
DVDs are a great way to have training on tap to back up your normal weekly training and a chance to see how other instructors do forms or interpret movements. You should also try to expand your knowledge and experience in your art and also get to know about other people’s art so you understand what is out there.
Some of the best bargains in martial art dvd’s and books can be found by clicking on a link below
Martial Art Videos and DVDs and Books
Chinese Martial Art Videos and DVDs
Karate Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Judo Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Aikido Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Tang Soo Do Martial Arts and DVDs
Taekwondo Martial Arts and DVDs
Recommended Reading
- martial arts
- Chinese Martial Arts Demonstration Day 2011
- Chinese Martial Arts In Beijing.m4v
- Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Performances
- Ng Family Chinese Martial Arts Association presents – How to Build a Choy Lay Fut Cyborg
- pressure point training
Chinese Police Martial Arts Training
June 13, 2011 by goshinman · Comments Off
Peterborough Martial Arts Videos
DVDs are a great way to have training on tap to back up your normal weekly training and a chance to see how other instructors do forms or interpret movements. You should also try to expand your knowledge and experience in your art and also get to know about other people’s art so you understand what is out there.
Some of the best bargains in martial art dvd’s and books can be found by clicking on a link below
Martial Art Videos and DVDs and Books
Chinese Martial Art Videos and DVDs
Karate Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Judo Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Aikido Martial Arts Videos and DVDs
Tang Soo Do Martial Arts and DVDs
Taekwondo Martial Arts and DVDs
Recommended Reading
- martial arts
- Chinese Martial Arts Demonstration Day 2011
- Chinese Martial Arts In Beijing.m4v
- Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Performances
- Ng Family Chinese Martial Arts Association presents – How to Build a Choy Lay Fut Cyborg
- pressure point training
What Does and Doesn’t Cause Injury
January 25, 2011 by goshinman · Comments Off
This real world video shows further examples of strikes that cause injury… as well as punches and kicks that are ineffective.
Well – it looks as though it has been removed – which goes to show that reality self defence in the face of violence is a different world from safe ‘dojo’ activities…
This was CCTV footage from a Siberian supermarket… yes, Siberia. That part of the world has quite a “different” view on “excessive force”.
One of the best ways to learn what works in the world of violence… and what doesn’t… is not by watching training videos of some “reality system” or martial art/combat sport. It’s to objectively watch footage of raw violence — like the CCTV video above — and see exactly what does (and doesn’t) cause injury.
Then go back to your “reality system” or martial art/combat sport training videos and ask yourself if what you are viewing will work in the real world.
Sadly, most often you’ll find… it won’t.
Although this boxer took on 4 guys in the street and managed quite well…
