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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Sales And Services Martial Arts' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Sales and Services Martial Arts Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Sales And Services Martial Arts 1. Martial Arts-judo Versus Bjj - By: Michael Russell This is one of the hottest topics up for debate in the martial arts community and quite frankly I don't think either side understands the other's point of view. The bulk of the issue stems from the many misconceptions of the two respective arts but more so the lack of understanding of Judo.&nb... Featured ArticleBruce Lee, The Greatest Martial Arts Action Hero Before Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Steven Seagal and Jean-Claude Van Damme, there was Bruce Lee. In a way, it is a real shame that many of todays generation of action film fans have never been exposed to Bruce Lee because he was perhaps the greatest martial arts action hero of all time. His martial arts on film may not have been as fancy as say Jackie Chans or Jet Lis but his on screen ferocity and charisma are unequalled. Even more important was the impact on martial arts that Bruce L ...
Read full story 2. Mma: Putting Boxing In The Backseat - By: Michael Russell These days fight fans in America are starting to transfer their interests from boxing, the former king of the Saturday night pay-per-view, to the more action packed Mixed Martial-Arts events such as the UFC and PrideFC. While boxing still has the higher purses and more ticket sales (especially in th... 3. Training With Martial Arts Weapons - Karate Kung Fu Weaponry - By: Clint Leung There are opportunities in martial arts training to learn to usevarious martial arts weapons. Many martial arts schools,especially those that teach Japanese karate and Chinese kung fustyles have weaponry as part of their overall curriculum.Popular weapons from karate systems include the bo s... 4. Understanding Martial Arts A Little Better - By: T. Potter Martial arts is a term that is used to describe a system offighting that is very unique but often quite varied. The systemhas codes and rules to it. It is not one that has weapons,especially any type of modern day weapons, but one that focusesthe body and the mind to have them work as one. I... 5. Martial Arts Videos - By: Michael Russell Ever seen a kung fu flick? Of course you have some time or another. Believe it or not, martial arts videos are typically what get individuals intrigued with fighting arts. Not that news special at eleven concerning the couple who was mugged. We are more aware of what we see in film and how cool ... 6. Improve Strength, Fitness And Agility With Taekwondo Training - By: Michael Russell Taekwondo training is a great way to get in shape and stay in shape. If you are looking for a fun way to shed a few pounds or perhaps you are tired of the same old routine, Taekwondo may be something to look into. It can be more fun than some of the other martial arts out there like Karate or Aikido... 7. Martial Art Equipment - By: Michael Russell Having the right martial art equipment is an important part of your training regimen. I should know. When I first began training, I had no martial arts gear at all. I used to do a lot of drills without martial arts sparring equipment even full on fighting as part of my training! This was alright fo... 8. Martial Arts - Krav Maga - By: Michael Russell Many martial arts focus on one range of fighting and some of the more diverse martial arts may incorporate two ranges of fighting. The ultimate goal of any martial art is to instil both the skills and the confidence in its students in order for them to be able to defend themselves in a real li... 9. Martial Arts A Way Of Life. - By: Peter Brown 1972112 Today, martial arts has a very wide diversity. All through out Asia there are many different styles. From the Japanese styles of Karate to Tai kick boxing and Chinese Kung Fu. The History of Martial Arts is an interesting one. In its beginnings it was not martial or meant for fighti... 10. Martial Arts - Japanese Jujitsu - By: Michael Russell Japanese Jujitsu which is also known as Traditional Jujitsu is accepted as the mother of many of the modern arts of the 20th century. Karate, Judo, Aikido and Brazilian Jujitsu are just a few of the arts that have spawned from this ancient martial art. During the feudal period of Japan, ... 11. Martial Arts - Introduction To Brazilian Jiu-jitsu - By: Michael Russell Most individuals' first experiences with martial arts were watching Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris on the big screen mystifying us with flashy punches and kicks and many times taking out multiple assailants at the same time. While its hard for anyone to doubt the entertainment value of these films... 12. Martial Arts A Way Of Life. - By: Michael Russell Today, martial arts are very diverse. All through out Asia there are many different styles. From the Japanese styles of Karate to Tai kick boxing and Chinese Kung Fu. The history of martial arts is an interesting one. In its beginnings it was not martial or meant for fighting... 13. Martial Arts - Choosing The Right One For You - By: Michael Russell So you've finally decided to take the plunge and take up a martial art. Maybe you're doing so as a hobby or maybe you feel the need to be able to defend yourself. To be honest with you, there's a myriad of reasons one can have for wanting to study a martial art and recognizing those reas... 14. Martial Art Equipment - By: Michael Russell What's your style? Are you a kung fu fanatic or a karateka? There are so many martial arts gracing the globe these days. Have you found the one that truly suits your body and physical attributes? This can be a challenge, no doubt. The good news is the information you can acquire from the privacy of ... 15. Who Created Tai Chi Chuan (tai Chi Boxing)? - By: C. Guan Soo Who Created Tai Chi Chuan (Tai Chi Boxing)? I have read a number of books, articles, and novels, and have watched movies and television series that touched on the origins of Tai Chi Chuan (Tai Chi Boxing), and the question, Who Created Tai Chi Chuan? made me concern very much! br /... 16. Mixed Martial Arts - Is It Safe? - By: Michael Russell The stigmas associated with mixed martial arts are hard to shake but quite easy to dispel. Many ask how could anyone want to watch, much less regulate, a sport that allows men to punch, kick, elbow, knee and incapacitate their opponents. Moreover, you often hear detractors claim that thi... 17. Build Interest With Autoresponder Messages - By: Michael Russell If you are using your autoresponder to sell a product or service, you must be very careful as to how you approach your potential customer. Few people like a hard sale, and marketers have known for years that in most cases, a prospect must hear your message an average of seven times before they ... 18. Kempo - By: Michael Russell Do you like martial arts? While many of us don't actually take the time to learn self-defense, it is indeed a beneficial asset to have. The cool part is there are infinite martial styles to choose from. Whether you're looking for a good stand-up striking style or a more ground-based art, you won't h... 19. Martial Arts And The Microwave Society - By: Michael Russell There are many reasons for learning a martial art. There are physical reasons, mental reasons, spiritual reasons and even social reasons. But I think it is safe to say that everyone who decides to practice a martial art wants to improve himself or herself in some way. What is great... 20. Martial Arts - Muay Thai Kickboxing - By: Michael Russell Muay Thai Kickboxing is often referred to as the science of 8 limbs. The reason for this title is the fact that you use nearly every body part as a weapon. You can strike with your forehead, elbows, fists, Knees, Shins and feet. Muay Thai Kickboxing was invented over 2000 years a... 21. Taekwondo Techniques Make It Unique - By: Michael Russell Many people will argue that one martial art is better than the other or that one's techniques are superior to the rest. This is simply not true. In fact, most martial arts center on similar principles and ideas. Often the differences are found only in the way that each one focuses on certain aspects... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
| Real Bruce Lee 2 Dvd Real Bruce Lee 2 This martial arts double feature includes a documentary on martial arts legend Bruce Lee, along with COUNTERATTACK, starring Bruce Li. Studio: Ventura Distribution Aspect: Fullscreen Format: DVD... |
| Stick Stretching Symmetrical Movement, or Stick Stretching, is a revolutionary, unique and innovative method of exercise which blends, yoga, tai chi and martial arts into a gentle, but effective total body conditioning system. Basic and intermediate, static and dynamic stretches are covered in this first volume of a 10 part series. Enjoy beautiful scenery with a soundtrack by indie/acoustic artist Mooney.... |
| The Complete Martial Artist Book (copyright 2001, 160 Pages) In martial arts there is a wide array of forms and highly specific styles. This diversity encourages an emphasis on the differences between the philosophies, techniques, and practices associated with each art. In The Complete Martial Artist, Willie The Bam Johnson presents a unified, holistic approach to personal excellence AA-- known as Wushudo Universal Martial Arts AA-- for all martial artists.... |
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