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In the early days of This class, as I usually do with all the martial arts I learn, I drifted in and out constantly. I'd earn a rank here and there and move on. If it were not for it's current teacher, I would never have seen the vast similarities shared from art to art. If not for My Zhong Law Horne I would never have been truly able to defend myself. It his fine attention to detail and hard work ethic that helps his students excel. I am a hybrid martial artist. I take what I've learned and… Continue

Many students have tendancy, at first to carry their legs. It is good therefore, to remember that it is harder for others to see your footwork when the back foot does the walking forward and the front foot does the walking backward. When one hols a stance, just before switching stances, there should be tension on the moving leg, but just enough to create an uncoiling effect. When one uses this principal in striking, the technique used will deliver more power.

While analizing fencing,…

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