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Martial arts are very beneficial for the head injured, both young and old. Martial arts helps head injured individuals (of which I am one)...
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The Benefits of Martial Arts Training For Children

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There are many activities available for children and martial arts training for children can be one of the premium choices. As an extracurricular activity,...

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Stretch Yourself: Testing Your Potential to Do a Front Split This is the third installment of my column on training that appeared in May 1999...
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This is the story of one man's lifetime dream - come true. I finally learned the hard lessons of imperfect tries, and lifted the...

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Takayuki Kubota: Gosoku Ryu Karate

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Born in Kumamoto, Japan, Takayuki Kubota began studying martial arts at the age of four under the direction of his father, Denjiro Kubota. Because...

Hee Il Cho: Taekwondo

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Hee Il Cho was born October 13, 1940 in Pohang, Korea. He began his training in the martial arts when he was 10 years old...

Janet Walgren

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In 1975, karate champion Janet Walgren was named in the first Who’s Who in the Martial Arts with Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris.

General Choi Hong Hi Korean Founder of Taekwon-do

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General Choi Hong Hi is the Korean founder of Taekwon-Do. As a youth he studied calligraphy and Taek Kyon (Korean art of foot fighting) under Mr....

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