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Kung-Fu Techniques
Chin Na For Cops
Chin Na is the Helping Hand That Police Officers Need to Make Thier Jobs Less Deadly
Kung-Fu Techniques
The Root of All Power
By Focusing Heavily on Footwork Training, A Bagua Stylist is Free to Relax and Strike at Will
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A Legend Looks Back! Part I
After 50 Years of Training With Martial Arts' Best and Brightest, Richard Bustillo Has Earned his Moment of Reflection
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Departments
Jerry Poteet's JKD Secrets!
Think you're studying original jeet kune do? You won't know for sure until you've read this excerpt from Jerry Poteet's controversial new book
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K-1 The New Fighting Sport
I am somewhat ashamed to admit it, but until a few weeks ago I never witnessed an Ultimate Fighting Championship. Not in person, not on Pay-Per-View, not on video.
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Ask The Master: Strength vs. Force
Question: Many books claim that you must not use strength when training internal force. Yet, I see many internal arts masters use strength in their training. Can you please give us some explanation?
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Profile: Sarah Burch
I like to hit boys!" she laughs. "Maybe I shouldn't admit to that! I know I'm supposed to practice kung-fu for self-defense, self-discipline-all the 'self' stuff-and I do!
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Letters: October 2006
Selected letters from the October 2006 issue of Inside Kung-Fu Magazine.
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