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Author: James LaFond
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I don't want to be tough" proclaims Harlan Lee. It might seem that he doesn't have a choice, given his obvious physical strength and martial skill, but Harlan is referring more to an attitude than an ability. Lee, 32, of Honolulu, has been practicing the style of Sil Lum Fut Ga Kuen for more than 25 years. Head instructor at Lee's Shaolin Boxing Academy in San Francisco, he has earned several gran ...
Author: Broc sanford
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In the philosophical teachings that form the base for our Warrior Concepts Life Mastery Program, there is a model by which we can examine our thoughts, words, and actions from eight distinct perspectives. These eight "paths" which contribute to both who we are and how we associate with the world around us include our:
- 1. View or perspective of ourselves and the world
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Parked outside the karate studio is a candy-apple red Porsche sporting vanity license plates that read “ISUE 4U.” Maybe even tightly wound personal-injury lawyers need the release of a good sparring session. Savvy owners and operators of martial arts facilities don’t need to see vanity plates to be wary of today’s litigious environment.
The lawsuit industry always looks for the next deep po ...
Author: Kevin M. Quinley
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Ever been asked to withdraw from a tournament? Since profit comes from entrance fees, most tournaments want as many competitors as possible. But in a last-minute move, Berkeley's tournament directors issued an open invitation to all competitors: if they withdrew, they would receive a full refund, two free spectator passes and $30 off of next year's registration. Despite capping pre-registration ea ...
Author: Gene Ching
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- Karate finds its feet
According to Tony Pillage -the owner and founder of "The Way of Spiritual Warrior" series of dojos - the two most neglected areas of Karate are its pragmatic and spiritual application.
This is not such a surprising statement when one considers that these key subjects lie in probably one of the least popular areas of martial arts practice in today's society: pre-arranged forms or kata. Kata is an area often relegated to nothing more than a ritual, where everyone tries hard to look serio ...
Author: Sensei
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- Karate Tournaments
Over the last few months I have been discussing Karate tournaments and the attitudes of the competitors who enter them. Having the correct attitude and the respect for your fellow competitor is so important when competing. An example of this would be not sitting with your fellow competitors whilst the category is underway, this shows a big lack of respect for them in my book and I am glad I have only seen this a few times, I would however prefer never to see it, particularly if the areas are a ...
Author: Vince Cullan
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- KARTA FORMS
MARTIAL ARTISTS reading this article can probably be divided into two broad categories - those who believe in the value of fist sets (or kata, hyung etc) and those who don't. Some people think that sets are an integral part of their Martial Art and others think that they are totally unnecessary.
Those of you who've read my previous articles will have formed the impression that I am in favour of a combat-effective style of training and am a bit non-traditional in nature. That may be so ...
Author: Situ David Crook
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- Kenkokan Karatedo
VIRTUALLY EVERY Martial Artist who has ever achieved any notable degree of success and seniority in the martial path of their choice has had to overcome various hardships and obstacles along the way. But Sensei Scott Brown, successful International Koshiki Contact toumament fighter and 4th Dan Chief Instructor of Shorinjiryu Kenkokan Karatedo in NSW, has had to fight back from devastating leg and foot injuries which would have stopped many lesser men in their tracks.
The injuries which ...
Author: Sensei Scott Brown
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- KIMURA SENSEI, 8th Dan
AS I SAT on an eastbound jet heading for Melbourne I wondered what the next four days would bring. The purpose of my journey was to meet with, and train under, Sensei Shigeru Kimura, 8th Dan Shukokai Karatedo. As the Chief Instructor for Shukokai in the world, his life over the past quarter century has been one of almost constant travel. Indeed, I well remember training with him myself over 15 years ago, in England.
As a guest of the Australian Shukokai Karate Association (A.S.K.A.) I ...
Author: Mike Clarke
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