Five Kung Fu Animals Stand For a Series of Specific Steps in Learning How to Fight

Boddhidharma brought Kung Fu to the Shaolin Temple some 2500 years ago, and the world has been learning ever since. A hundred generations of religious fanatics perfecting themselves through fantastic, rigorous exercises. Interestingly, the five animals of Kung fu stand for a series of steps in the progression of fighting tactics and strategy.

A Method of Fixing Your Body Using Taekwondo, Kenpo, Aikido or any Other Martial Art

I’m going to tie some different things together here, but it’s the straight goods. Follow what I say, work your way through it, and you’ll be able to fix your body using the martial arts, and this means virtually any art. Karate, Tai Chi Chuan, taekwondo, aikido, Hapkido, any art, and I recommend looking into a discipline such as Yoga.

Taking a Sword Away from an Attacker with a Martial Arts Technique

I have said that the Eight Catchers are the epitome of the Martial Arts. And, I have said that you should study extensive fighting disciplines, Karate, Tai Chi Chuan, Shaolin, whatever, before you begin your minimum of two years of practice on solely the Catchers. That said, here is a description of the Sword Catcher, which is an Aikido based technique, and images of it can be found in Monster Martial Arts newsletter X-5.

Discrepancies Between Inner And Outer Martial Arts Techniques And Fighting Styles

Today many different methods of combat instruction are practiced all over the globe, many far beyond the borders of the communities in which it originated. These generally either lean towards approaches that are internally based and soft, or the external and hard forms. Following below are some major differences between internal and external martial arts techniques and fighting styles.