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weaponlords.net Daniel San loves us.

We are the  number 1 martial arts equipment store and are newly improved. Looking for a new punch bag? We have hundreds to choose from. A new tai chi sword? Ours are the highest quality and cheaper than ebay.



This is where the martial artists are respected as customers. The owner is a master of Karate who fully understands your need for choice and value. And our selection is far greater than the competition too.The big stores have little choice because they know nothing about martial… Continue

Added by Soke Daw on June 1, 2011 at 1:03pm — No Comments

Yang Shao Hou

Yang Zhao Xiong was born in 1862 and died in 1930. Also named Meng Xiang, and later called Shao Hou, most just called him " Mr. Big ". From very young he studied with his father and his uncle. He learned the greater part of his skill from Ban Hou. His nature was forceful and he would stand up for injustices suffered by others. Shao Hou enjoyed sending people flying, rather like his uncle's style. When he was young he taught the middle frame established by his father, but later changed…

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Added by Grandmaster Tai Chi Stephen on January 20, 2011 at 3:23pm — No Comments

Yang Jian Hou

Yang Jian called Jian Hou, was nicknamed Jian Hu and called " 3rd Son " until his lately years when he was referred to as just " old man ". Born in 1842, he started studying Tai Chi Chuan with his father at a young age. Under the strict requirements of his father he would practice hard all day.

Frenquenatly feeling that he could not endure it any longer, he tried several times to run away. It was clear that working hard daily at practicing gongfu under his father's watchful eye caused…

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Added by Grandmaster Tai Chi Stephen on January 19, 2011 at 8:43pm — No Comments

Yang Ban Hou

The momentum created in the Tai Chi world by Yang Lu Chan throughout his lifetime did not stop with his death in 1872. Yang Lu Chan transmitted all of his knowledge to his two sons, Yu, nicknamed Ban Hou, and Jian, nicknamed Jian Hou, who became the 2nd generation representatives of the Yang Family. Yang Yu, also named Yang Ban Hou, but referred to as the " 2nd Son " by all, was born in 1837 and died in 1892. From an early age he and Jian Hou followed their father studying Tai Chi Chuan. All…

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Added by Grandmaster Tai Chi Stephen on January 19, 2011 at 3:03pm — No Comments

Yang Lu-Chan

( 1799-1872 ) also know as Yang Fu-Kui was born in Nan Guan of Nian County in Hebei province. He was from a farming family and worked in the local grocery store during his break after harvesting. In his youth he had learned Shaolin Kung Fu and was always interested in martial arts and when an opportunity arose for him to learn martial art from a Master in the Chen Jia Gou village call Chen Chang Xing, ( who had learned Tai Chi from Jiang Fa ) he proceeded to seek the master out. After years…

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Added by Grandmaster Tai Chi Stephen on January 18, 2011 at 6:42pm — No Comments

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Chen Wang Ting: ( 1580-1660 ) Was a Ming Dynasty general that founded Chen style tai chi chuan, one of the five major styles of the popular Chinese martial art. Sometimes called Chen Wang Ting or Zouting, he devised the Chen family style of tai chi in his home of Chenjiagou, Wenxian Country, Henan Province after he retired there following the fall of the Ming Dynasty.… Continue

Added by Grandmaster Tai Chi Stephen on January 16, 2011 at 12:58pm — No Comments

Hello Everybody

Hello Everybody - said in the style of Dr Nic from the Simpsons.

I found this site this morning when doing some searching on Bing - glad I did, that is why I have joined up.

Hopefully make some new friends and learn some new techniques.

Added by Jason Carter on December 2, 2010 at 8:41am — No Comments

Forming a Stunt Team in the NY/NJ Area for Indie Movies!

Panda Man here,

I am a forming a stunt team of all martial art backgrounds in New York/New Jersey Area. I am directing my first student Martial Arts Short Film and I want to create a group of martial artist of all different types of backgrounds to help learn from each other/practice together and hopefully work together. I am asking all martial artist in NYC/NJ area if they are interested in joining a stunt team? Email me at Pandamanfilms@gmail.com

Added by Panda Man on November 16, 2010 at 4:41pm — 2 Comments

Martial arts training concepts beyond tradition and technique

http://tinyurl.com/wingtsun-note my facebook note about martial arts training concepts beyond tradition and technique

Added by Ralph Haenel on July 22, 2010 at 12:43pm — No Comments

5-part Wing Chun documentation by channel TVB Hong Kong

For the links to the Wing Chun documentation and the rough translation into English, please go to http://tinyurl.com/wingchun-docu, courtesy of the Wing Tsun Kung Fu Vancouver, BC web site at wingtsunkungfu.com.

Added by Ralph Haenel on July 17, 2010 at 6:01pm — No Comments

Strength vs. Flexibility June 7, 2010 by mattboronkay

Matt Boronkay is a Blue Snake intern and will be providing his insights and experiences as a student of Jiu-Jitsu throughout the Summer. Have questions for Matt? Email him at publicity [@] bluesnakebooks.com



Weight and health have been reoccurring themes within my family and America as a whole. With diabetes, high cholesterol, childhood obesity on the rise, our country is striving to maintain healthy bodies. My family represents a typically overweight American household. My parents… Continue

Added by Matt Boronkay on July 8, 2010 at 12:36pm — No Comments

Bay Area Martial Arts Events This July July 1, 2010 by mattboronkay

This July, the bay area is bringing you a wide variety of different martial arts events, retreats, tournaments, and camps for the summer. If you or your children are looking for a physically and mentally stimulating activity this summer, check out some of the events taking place near you.



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Yuan Tze Qifield



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During these events, Yuan Tze will be building a powerful Qifield. The strong Qi and positive information in the Qifield… Continue

Added by Matt Boronkay on July 8, 2010 at 12:36pm — No Comments

When Technology and Martial Arts Collide July 8, 2010 by mattboronkay

Martial Arts has been practiced for thousands upon thousands of years by dedicated students attempting to train their bodies, minds, and spirits while simultaneously keeping tradition alive. As the years have progressed newer forms of martial arts have been introduced and new ways of studying these arts have come into being. The Jingwu school of Kung Fu for example, lead the way in major change by: teaching martial arts as a form of recreation, teaching women on an equal level as men, and even… Continue

Added by Matt Boronkay on July 8, 2010 at 12:34pm — No Comments

More Martial Arts BUSINESS seminars added; INCLUDED with General Admission!

We are happy to announce the addition of 2 additional seminars focused on the "Business" of the Martial Arts. These seminars will help Improve Your Business Model, Increase the Effectiveness of Your Marketing, Build Stronger Relationships with Your Students and Parents, and Help to make Your Operation More Efficient.



Bill Krapek is a Business Advisor and Consultant for AMS (Amerinational Management Services). Bill improved profits for 20+…
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Added by Daniele Serrano on June 15, 2010 at 8:33am — No Comments

New facebook note: WingTsun-CoreConcepts - Difference between power and the ability to release power?

What's the difference between power and our ability to release power?

Recently I received after one of my WingTsun-CoreConcepts seminars the following 2-part question: http://tinyurl.com/wingtsun-notes-3

Added by Ralph Haenel on May 27, 2010 at 11:24pm — No Comments

Back to Basics? We never left!

http://tinyurl.com/kungfu-basics Facebook note with the title "Back to Basics? We never left!"

Added by Ralph Haenel on May 20, 2010 at 10:07pm — No Comments

2010 IIMAA TRAINING CONFERENCE AND EXPO

Welcome to the 2010 IIMAA Training Conference, at the beautiful Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center in Kissimmee, Florida…the heart of Disney World. The purpose of the IIMAA Training Conference is training, networking, and of course fun.



About the IIMAA Training Conference:



General Admission (all 3 days)- Adults $79; Under 16 yrs.- $50: General admission includes attendance to over 24 Free Seminars and entrance into the main exhibit hall (go to the Seminars and… Continue

Added by Daniele Serrano on May 3, 2010 at 10:30am — No Comments

Reaching the Peak: Pushing Through Training Plateaus

Plateaus can be a frustrating but common issue in training. We asked a few of our expert authors to weigh in on what to do when you hit a wall in your training program, and how they’ve overcome them in their own journeys. Each week in April, one of our authors will offer insights and advice to help readers not only push through plateaus, but recognize what can be learned from the experience.…

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Added by Blue Snake Books on April 20, 2010 at 3:38pm — No Comments

Kung Fu fighting with Vancouver's Helen Stortini from the unemploymentroadshow.com - Roadshow stop: Kung Fu Instructor

The air in the narrow studio was sticky from sweat and laboured breathing. Slightly worn from an intense round of sparring, sixteen men lined up before me awaiting instruction. They ranged in ability from beginner to 2nd grade instructors, but even the newest of the beginners was more experienced than me. (Since I don’t think six months of watching Bruce Lee films with my post-college boyfriend counts as Kung Fu training.) And there was no way to fool them otherwise — I had already made a… Continue

Added by Ralph Haenel on April 9, 2010 at 5:55pm — No Comments

To Kung Fu or not Kung Fu! - Should I train with injuries?

NEW blog entry: To Kung Fu or not Kung Fu! - Should I train with injuries?



As a Wing Tsun instructor, I have often been asked about the ramifications of working out while being injured. Interestingly enough, the full 100% of injuries students have suffered, always originated from non-WingTsun activities. Most of them happened while playing (dangerous sports like) tennis, soccer, volleyball, snowboarding, hockey, jogging and yes, injuries caused for example by office and garden work… Continue

Added by Ralph Haenel on April 9, 2010 at 5:53pm — No Comments

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