The roots of JKD: Fencing

Fencing

In earlier times warriors were trained in the use of weapons first, and then unarmed skills followed after that. (Fighting without a weapon meant being in a very weak position. If someone found himself in that situation, he had made a big mistake.) We can call the sword the king of weapons. Not because it…

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Boxing Workshop with Marcell

Dirty Boxing and Inside Fighting Time: 18.01.2020, 10.00 – 13.00 Place: Tristyle Studio, Türkenstraße 13. , 1090, Vienna Price: 20 Euro Although boxing is a sport with strict rules, in the long and exciting history of this art many different styles have been crystallized by the many great fighters who chose to enter the ring….

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The roots of JKD: Wing Chun

Bruce Lee

The footsteps of Wing Chun come from the Shaolin Temple at the time of the Qing Dynasty – that’s where the legend begins… But where this hidden style really started to grow and get a new boost was in Foshan, and Hong Kong’s narrow alleys and on its roof tops, where the Wing Chun fighters had many duels and fights with other…

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Boxing As Therapy

Maybe the reader would prefer “Movement As Therapy” as the title. After all, how can therapy be something which includes violence of the kind found in boxing? Maybe “Tai Chi As Therapy” has a better ring to it. Tai Chi contains beautiful, smooth, silky movements, although it is considered and accepted as a martial art…we…

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The great importance of the stance

The importance of a good stance cannot be overestimated. It is your stance that lets you move, while at the same time giving stability to your movements. Actually it is the root of all your actions, because you generate force from your stance. It may seem boring to practice your stance. But if you see…

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Boxing: How To Train Well

Maybe you’ve been training for a while, or maybe you’re just starting to train, when this question “How best to train?” comes up. It’s good to be conscious about what you do. After all, training isn’t limited to one individual session, or even just when you’re at the gym. It is a lifelong process and…

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Chinese boxing

In that huge area we call China a very highly advanced culture has existed since many centuries BCE. This rich culture was a popular target of nomads and barbarian tribes. As we know that was the reason for construction of the Great Wall. A developed economy plus an advanced culture, and the need to protect…

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