Convocation of CombatArts
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Steve Z.Posted
Thu 18 Jun 2009 12:11am
community, as well as the local BJJ scene.
Over a year ago, Nathan Teodoro of TDA Training started up a Google Group for martialarts bloggers and blog readers. This group has grown over time to the point that Nathan went out and found a new host. He has recently launched the new platform for The Convocation of CombatArts.
I enjoy it because
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Convocation of CombatArts
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Steve Z.Posted
Tue 18 Nov 2008 9:06am
community, as well as the local BJJ scene.
Over a year ago, Nathan Teodoro of TDA Training started up a Google Group for martialarts bloggers and blog readers. This group has grown over time to the point that Nathan went out and found a new host. He has recently launched the new platform for The Convocation of CombatArts.
I enjoy it because
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Engaging In MartialArts To Combat Childhood Obesity
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Changing Lives M.Posted
Thu 30 Dec 2010 2:46am
Engaging In MartialArts To Combat Childhood Obesity
This article details the problems of childhood obesity and presents martialarts as a good possible solution... martialarts can combine to be a very powerful tool in combating childhood obesity.
Changing Lives MartialArts
At Changing Lives MartialArts, we make a commitment to each
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MartialArts Tips - Choosing a martialart
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SelfDefense ..Posted
Sun 24 Aug 2008 1:33pmCombatsports with full contact. If you are drawn to UFC, Pride, and K1, consider Muay Thai, San Shou, and the mixed martialarts (MMA)
Focus on fitness. Those interested in fitness may consider Taekwondo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Capoeira (and some non traditional styles that emphasize fitness)
Focus on self defense. All martialarts have
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What is your martialart's mindset?
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Sue WhartonPosted
Mon 11 Jan 2010 12:00am
Do you have a 'bugei' or a 'budo' mindset?
Since I have been blogging and reading other martialarts blogs I have been struck by the different 'mindsets' that people have in relation to their martialart. By 'mindset' I mean their approach to studying martialarts - their aims, focus and priorities. It seems to me that people fall
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Meditation before martialarts training
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Diana ..Posted
Wed 13 Aug 2008 7:11am
I am not sure if any of you are involved in martialarts (I currently take Combat Hapkido). I find that in this system - which is primarily self-defense - it is important to spend a bit of time meditating before class in order to be affective and to learn how to channel the Chi energy.
Anyone else in martialarts use meditation???
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What is the reality of becoming an Instructor in MartialArts?
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mmazonePosted
Thu 04 Feb 2010 2:27pm
. But that doesn't mean that is all it will take to become a successful instructor. Besides just being good at practicing your chosen form of martialarts or combat you will also need to become good at teaching others and develop some serious sales skills. So what does an MMA or martialarts instructor really do all day? You may only see your instructors a few
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