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Feb 06 2016
Welcome to another selection of posts and articles that have caught my eye. Please sit back and enjoy the current selection. Forget About Style, Seek The Teacher A post from Kris Wilder on the importance of finding a good teacher rather than searching for a particular style. Read more Worrier or Warrior? Andrea Harkins discusses …
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Jan 30 2016
Welcome to another selection of posts and articles that have caught my eye. Please sit back and enjoy the current selection. 3 Keys to Achieve Incredible Kime in Your Karate Techniques In this post Jesse Enkamp discusses he the relationship between relaxation, contraction and timing and they can improve focus. Read More Peer Pressure In …
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Jan 23 2016
Welcome to another selection of posts and articles that have caught my eye. Please sit back and enjoy the current selection. Knowledge is not Smart In this post Rory Miller explains how knowledge sometimes comes at a cost. Read more 6 Ways to Combat “I Can’t” Andrea Harkins provides us with steps on how to …
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Jan 16 2016
Welcome to another selection of posts and articles that have caught my eye. Please sit back and enjoy the current selection. The #1 Secret to Keep Improving as a Black Belt A must read article from Jesse Enkamp on how we can continue improving as balck betls. Read more Fukuchi Seko Memorial Demonstartion A post on …
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Jan 09 2016
Welcome to another selection of posts and articles that have caught my eye. Please sit back and enjoy the current selection. Grand Master of Flowers A fun post providing an alternative to the plethora of titles in the Martial Arts. Read more The Study of Kuzushi Judo expert, Neil Ohlenkamp, discusses the principle behind breaking …
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Jan 02 2016
Welcome to another selection of posts and articles that have caught my eye. Please sit back and enjoy the current selection. Karate is not Broken In this post we are urged not to make unnecessary changes to karate. Read more Story: A Karate Man Would Not A lovely story that provides food for thought and …
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Dec 26 2015
Welcome to another selection of posts and articles that have caught my eye. Please sit back and enjoy the current selection. Master Of Your Life In this post, the Martial Arts Woman, Andrea Harkins, discusses the importance of mastery. Read more Okinawan Karate – The Original MMA A lovely video clip showing how karate …
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Dec 19 2015
Welcome to another selection of posts and articles that have caught my eye. Please sit back and enjoy the current selection. Forget About Style, Seek The Teacher The latest thought piece from Kris Wilder. Read more Scientific study finds karate is good for the elderly Iain Abernethy shares a scientific study on how karate helped improve …
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Dec 09 2015
Sport develops the contestants in a straight line. That is they train hard in the physical techniques until they become strong, and then they compete. As they compete, they become stronger and stronger, and some become champions. But after a certain number of years, the body begins to decline, and the contestant can no longer …
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Dec 05 2015
Welcome to another selection of posts and articles that have caught my eye. Please sit back and enjoy the current selection. Kojima Noritaka This post is about Kojima Noritaka, billed in the 1930s as The Mightiest Karate Man in All of Japan. Read More Nagamine Shoshin Was Wrong: “Karate and Zen As One” In this …
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