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Ask any martial artist which styles have the best kicks, and chances are he or she won’t hesitate before naming a few Korean arts. Although taekwondo, tang soo do, hapkido and kuk sool may immediately come to mind, modern farang mu sul also falls into the foot-fetish category. And, as you will see, ...
Author: Robert W. Young
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It is well-documented that Bruce Lee taught different ideas about the martial arts during different phases of his personal development. Consequently, his methods are often categorized as being associated with the Seattle phase, the Oakland phase or the Los Angeles/Chinatown phase of his evolution. A ...
Author: Jerry Beasley, Ed.D.
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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 physi ...
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 cha ...
Author: taichi online
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