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	Gi Uniforms Supplies Greetings, Any good sources for equipment and uniforms? Thanks, Chris by remymagnet ) Nov 17, 2009 10:48 AM \| No Products Discussed	0
	Focus My Sensi would always say that the two most important things to learn in your training.... was one balance is the key, and the other was to stay focused on your objective. by karatebuyer4u ) Nov 17, 2009 10:28 AM \| No Products Discussed	2
	How important are belts and belt test? I've just conducted another belt test the past weekend. I have my own personal thoughts on belt test and belt promotions. But, I'm curious of what other people think of belt tests. by samson.international ) Aug 22, 2009 09:22 PM \| No Products Discussed	14
	Do you concider UFC (and the like) martial arts or fighting? I had this discussion with a guy I train yesterday. He's been a student for just over a year & is getting ready to take his second MMA fight. In the process his opponent began to trash talk via internet interviews. He'd asked me how I thought he should respond & was becomming irrate. That's when our discussion began; I personally enjoyed the UFC from 15 years ago; when the athletes were respectful before & after the matches. I feel now that the UFC/ MMA is turning into WWE & the athletes have forgotten (or ignored) the purpose of competition & the virtues of bushido. by aaamartialarts ) Jul 30, 2009 07:42 PM \| No Products Discussed	5
	Anyone know a good way to learn Martial Arts for free Have a training video and is working great but wonder what else could be possible. by thegreenaisle ) Jun 12, 2009 05:21 PM \| No Products Discussed	7
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	HeLLoOOOOOOOOOOO ANybody alive in here Where is everybody lets start interacting more and hopefully more people will join this blog by oldsmobilenut ) Mar 29, 2009 08:45 PM \| No Products Discussed	6
	What is your favorite style of kung fu, karate, etc? I like the style that the chinese kung fu monks use in the tv show Fight Quest. by oldsmobilenut ) Mar 20, 2009 08:06 PM \| 1 Product Discussed	5
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	Are professional boxers better... I my question is simple -- "Can professional boxers complete effectively in MMA competition?" There's an ongoing debate that professional boxers would dominate leagues like UFC, Prde, etc. I'm a boxing junky, but I'm not sold on the opinion that pugilism beats MMA. Any thoughts? Related Items: item: 150226998313 item: 150232322940 item: 150217151078 item: 150210741636 item: 150210735162 item: 150210738105 by blackeyeathletics ) Jun 2, 2008 08:41 AM \| 6 Products Discussed	4
	Study in the Country of Origin - Philippine, Indonesian, et al. I've been stressing the necessity of travel to the country of origin in the art you study for the expressed purpose of learning from the local cultural masters. I have a strong belief that: 1) You will understand more of how to practice. 2) You will meet individuals that began around 3 years old. 3) Many have centered theri spiritual aspect and create unusual talents, of hitting with out hitting. 4) Control over the physical and meta-physical self. 5) The understanding of the "why?" practice necessity. And the many more creative developments of their internal energy with complete control. I met one old gentleman so flexible he could bend his fingers backward and touch his right forearm with the fingernail with his right fingers, as well as the left. Can you come up with some. Related Items: item: 140225134748 by masterkalisilat ) May 15, 2008 04:37 PM \| 1 Product Discussed	3
	BlackEye...Muay Thai super sale. We've got to make room for new inventory...so we're having a BlackEye super sale! 5% off most of our Muay Thai shorts. Also, check out our "gently used section" for bargains. BlackEye Fact: burn 700+ calories during kickboxing class. We've got a big shippment of "Twins" gear coming in...gloves, shin guards and head gear. Keep your hands up and chin down. Bryan BlackEye Athletics Related Items: item: 150221824626 item: 150232322317 item: 150221824938 item: 150221825477 item: 150210735162 item: 150210730449 item: 150232322481 by blackeyeathletics ) Apr 2, 2008 08:04 AM \| 7 Products Discussed	0
	Mortal Kombat movie actor question? The guy who played Lui Kang in both movies is he still making movies? by oldsmobilenut ) Mar 30, 2008 01:43 PM \| No Products Discussed	2
	BlackEye showdown...Shamrock vs Cung Le You don't want to miss this showdown on Showtime. Cung Le, kickboxing champion, takes on Frank Shamrock, a pioneer of modern MMA. Keep your hands up and chin down while you watch this bout, because someone will get knocked out. by blackeyeathletics ) Mar 28, 2008 09:21 AM \| No Products Discussed	0
	BlackEye Athletics...MMA Bout Malaipet, a veteran Muay Thai fighter looks to continue his winning ways in the sport of MMA. If you get a chance watch him work tonight on Showtime. Keep your hands up and chin down. by blackeyeathletics ) Mar 21, 2008 08:34 PM \| No Products Discussed	0
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