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Martial Musings This column will begin in August of 2003 and will be updated monthly. It will address issues regarding martial arts such as the history of particular styles, martial ethics, biographies of famous practitioners, book reviews, and other themes.
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John Kang.
North Leg South FistA Brief History of Chinese Martial Arts Conflict has been an element of human existence since the dawn of time, stemming from reasons as diverse as disputes over food resources to control over national boundaries. Martial Arts were born as a way to minimize unpredictability in combat.... MORE....
What is your Pedigree?The Importance and Shortfall of Lineage in Martial Arts Just as owners of purebred dogs concern themselves with the purity of their pets' pedigree, the martial art student should seriously consider the authenticity of their lineage. MORE.... Master vs. Sifu in Chinese Martial Arts In a journey through the martial arts section of your local yellow pages, you will undoubtedly discover a long listing of instructors with the title of Master, and some with the even loftier title of Grandmaster... MORE |
This column is the personal opinion of the author and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Center for Traditional Asian Health. |