According to different authorities the number of kungfu styles we have in China can go as high as four hundred or as low as two hundred. Thus it may be safe to place the total at about three hundred. What a rich and exciting contribution to the world! On the other hand, for this very reason a potential student can become easily confused, overwhelmed, and perhaps even discouraged from beginning any ...
Author: Sifu Adam Hsu
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High atop the misty green mountain stood the sanctuary for all rebels who had lost their familie and dearest friends. This place was their last hope, the only chance they had to overcome the darkness that had fallen upon them: the temple of Shaolin.
The Buddhist monks who dwelled there trained in many kung fu styles and developed their minds to overcome fear of any enemy. The Manchu dynasty ...
Author: Todd Shawn Tei
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Over the next couple of day's I will writing an article of the history of Pre-WWII Japanese Jujitsu/Judo. I wasn't sure where to start, but here I am so let's get started.
I'm going to start with H. Irving Hancock, who in the early 1900's wrote several books on the history of Japanese physical training & Jujitsu. I will start with his book Japanese Physical Training written in 1903.
Author: Carl Cestari
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Archaeological discovers show that the Chinese civilisation began in the valleys of the Yellow and Yangtze rivers which fits with the legends of China, where its history begins. Unlike other cultures it owes its existance not to gods but to three very wise men. These men are said to have brought chances through invention, that transformed the Chinese from a primative soceity to a highly civilised ...
Author: taichi online
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Most martial artists know that savate is the official fighting art of France, but beyond that, they would probably be hard-pressed to recite any details about the style. That’s unfortunate because it possesses a long and distinguished history that makes it a valuable addition to the culture of the world martial arts community.
This article, presented in the form of an easy-to-digest list of ...
Author: Salem Assli
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The challenge of facing our own mortality may very well be the ultimate test of being human. Next to the age-old questions relating to "the purpose of life" and the existence of God, coming to grips with the fact that we live this life and then, at some point, must die can truly stretch our intellec ...
Author: Francesco Garri Garripoli
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There have been a great number of articles written on the subject of drunken forms from different styles, each trying to put into words an explanation of one of the most provocative yet misunderstood types of kung fu training. There are many myths and legends that surround the Drunken style that int ...
Author: Joe Keit
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Tai Shing Pek Kwar is one of the most sought after and yet one of the most secret kungfu styles in the world. Its current legends include Grandmaster Chan Sau Chung from Hong Kong, one of kungfu's most respected masters, dubbed the "Monkey King" throughout the world. Since the 1970Õs he has become r ...
Author: Chan Kai Leung
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Looking around at different martial arts and the practitioners there is one thing that surprises me very time. Many, may people don't have an R-factor in their training and techniques
You see people who get almost punched in their face and they just stay standing up with a big smile on their ...
Author: Peter Vermeeren
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