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Tag Archives: martial arts
How do I get calm?
Recently I was able to visit some kung fu family on the other side of the country. While we were all sitting around and visiting, a question from a younger belt was raised. “How do I get calm?” Such a … Continue reading
Posted in Misc. musing
Tagged bagua, calm, confidence, fighting, kung fu, martial arts, personal growth, sparring, taiji, wu shu, xingyi
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Being an Overcomer
This afternoon, as I was driving home from school, I heard the song “Overcomer” by Mandeesa on the radio. It reminded me of a thought that I first had in 2008 when I watched a movie named RedBelt about a … Continue reading
Posted in Spiritual Musings
Tagged christianity, faith, kung fu, martial arts, overcomer
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Principle vs Technique
This will only be a quick thought. I was just thinking about the difference between having an understanding of a subject, and simply having a rote memorized knowledge base. In martial arts it is like the difference between “principle in … Continue reading
Fundemental Factors of Fighting – Distance
Any one who is familiar with fighting has had to deal with distance. It can be your worst enemy or your best friend depending on how you utilize it. Distance is time: Distance is a factor in every single technique … Continue reading
Posted in Technical Musings
Tagged distance, fighting, kung fu, martial arts, sparring
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