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Chi is a metaphor for what can be best summed up as internal dexterity. With sufficient internal dexterity it is possible to coordinate one's whole body’s musculoskeletal action so effectively that one for all intents can put every muscle to use in one's body in the performance of an action. There is much more to it in terms of what it can do and how it does that, but in essence, it is all about extraordinary levels of control of parts of one's body most ordinary human beings…
There are many ways to fold the Karate uniform. Some better than others. Although I’ve heard horror stories of people who stuff their gi in a bag without ever folding it at all, I suggest you learn at least ONE way to fold your precious Karate gi. Why? Because it helps maintain a nice fit, keeps it wrinkle-free and makes it easy to transport! Today, I will teach …
If you’re looking for a way to improve your physical and mental health, while learning to defend yourself, check out the benefits of martial arts.
martial arts as one of their first competitive sports/activities. Not only is it a great activity that keeps participants physically active, but it instills a
The way of karate begins and ends with the idea known as "rei" - it encompasses an outward attitude of respect, courtesy, and manners toward others while als...
Ever wonder if martial arts training really helps people develop mentally, physically, and even spiritually? This article explores the science behind the benefits of karate and other martial arts.
Effortless running takes some effort—and other lessons learned by a chronically injured runner at an alternative running school.
If you’ve ever watched or practiced tai chi, you know it’s an art form that moves at a slow pace. While not necessarily aerobic in nature, research shows this ancient Chinese practice does more goo…
Karate works wonders in teaching people the art of discipline, and self defense,
Tai chi chuan, a gentle form of martial arts combining deep, diaphragmatic breathing and flowing, dancelike poses, can be a remarkably potent workout for people of many ages. In various recent stud…
Although the ancient origins of karate are somewhat unclear to us,The one thing I can tell you,is th
The ancient Greek karate style known as pankration offers time-tested lessons on aging well.
Do you practice Karate? This free guide teaches you how physical training can improve your Karate performance, strength and health.
This article explains how a professionally-taught Karate program can yield better specific and overall results from your personal investment (time, effort, and money) in a supervised physical fitness regimen. Fitness Through Martial Arts Changing Lives Martial Arts is an award winning Martial Arts training facility located in rp_Location2_rp. We have been helping adults and children …
Karate is a practical martial art from Okinawa. But its roots can be traced back to ancient China. That's why many of its traditional techniques are outdated an...
I experimented by applying the Chi Running principles. It worked for me
Krav Maga is a relatively new addition to the martial arts–style offerings in the fitness industry. It combines self-defense techniques with components of kickboxing, karate, jiujitsu and judo to form a challenging aerobic workout. But is it intense enough to improve physical fitness and impact weight management? Read this ACE-sponsored research to find out.
While everyone seems to know at least one person who has taken a karate class at some point in is or her life, there are a lot of facts about karate that most people aren’t aware of. Here are some interesting things you should know about this popular martial art.
Some thoughts of the current state of karate and how more grit can help make it more practical. We are a group on a mission to return Karate to its roots thr...
Karate trains the body to move in a stable functional manner while strengthening the core and lower extremity muscles. Through karate, balance and flexibility are improved, confidence boosted and life enhanced.
Confusion. And awkwardness. Those are the two main things I feel every time I learn a new Karate kata. Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE learning. But sometimes… I wish it could go faster! Do YOU ever feel the same? I hope so, because today I will teach you three powerful tricks to quickly learn a new …