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Have
You Ever Thought About The Difference Between a Fighter, a Soldier,
and a Warrior?
One of the most common questions that I hear, from friends, family,
and strangers alike, when discussing my involvement in the martial
arts, is..."Why do you want to learn to be violent?" Ironically,
these same well-intentioned people usually didn't ask the same question
when I was a police officer...
Author: Jeffrey Miller
Date Posted: July 19, 2006
Non-Combative Self-Defense
At first glance, it would seem that the only logical approach to
successfully defending yourself against a dangerous attacker is
to learn and get really good at karate or some other form of physical
self-defense. After all, when you look around at what's being offered...
Author: Jeffrey Miller
Date Posted: July 05, 2006
Self-Defense,
Safety, and The 6 Keys to Effectiveness
When most people think of self-defense, what usually comes to mind
is protecting oneself from the physical onslaught from a criminal
attacker. And, while this is not, in itself, a problem, it is however,
only a small part of being able to be safe and free from harm...
Author: Jeffrey Miller
Date Posted: July 01, 2006
True
Martial Arts and the Job of a Warrior
The martial arts and the concept of self-protection is much more
than mere punching and kicking, or the development of skill with
a weapon. Just as a martial artist or, in the grander sense, a warrior-protector,
in engaged in much more than the mere study of violence and violent
methods...
Author: Jeffrey M. Miller
Date Posted: May 20, 2006
Long-Distance
Martial Arts Training - 3 Tips for the Serious Student
One of the many things that can stop someone with a heartfelt desire
to study authentic martial arts under a qualified teacher is.....the
teacher or program is nowhere near where they live...
Author: Jeffrey M. Miller
Date Posted: May 16, 2006
Flexibility,
Adaptibility, and The Keys to Martial Arts Mastery, Key #8
"Flexibility is the Key to Longevity." Think about that
statement for a moment. Flexibility is the key to longevity. I first
encountered that statement almost over two decades ago while stationed
wi...
Author: Jeffrey M. Miller
Date Posted: May 06, 2006
ATTITUDE:
"FAILURE IS NOT AN OPTION! - Keys to Martial Arts Mastery,
Key #7
One of the most important traits of any successful person is one
of total commitment and passion for what it is that they are doing.
They see their goal; they devise a plan for reaching it; and, the...
Author: Jeffrey M. Miller
Date Posted: May 06, 2006
ENGAGEMENT:
Recognizing the Value of Training - The Keys to Martial Arts Mastery,
Key #6
Remember when you first started training? For some, it was just
a few days or weeks ago, for others, years have gone by since we
took our first step on the Path of Warrior Mastery. But, can you
rem...
Author: Jeffrey M. Miller
Date Posted: May 05, 2006
Black Belts For Sale
When I was a preschooler, I’d hang out at home without much
to do, so sometimes, I’d just imitate what my brother or sister
were up to...
Author: Dr. Gary S. Goodman
Date Posted: May 04, 2006
An Overview
of Martial Arts Equipment
t’s a question that’s bound to come up if you’re
raising boys – and increasingly girls. Martial arts training
has become as popular with girls as dance and gymnastics...
Author: David S
Date Posted: May 03, 2006
The
Difference Between Karate and Kung Fu
For many people, especially those who are not familiar with martial
arts, the question often arises on what the difference between karate
and kung fu is...
Author: Clint Leung
Date Posted: May 02, 2006
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