There are various styles and forms of the Martial Arts. Our belief is that
from all of these, there are constants that can be pulled out and placed into
individual styles. This develops a personal set of moves that are
comfortable, practical, and highly effective.
Just as Bruce Lee had developed Jeet Kune Do
from such philosophy, we also have the same approach towards self defense. It
must be useable, workable, applicable, and physically "affordable".
We are not affiliated with any martial arts or self defense school. Any
represented
are by chance during trainings many years ago. Shown for entertainment purposes
only, yet they were (and may still very well be) great schools.
Martial Arts Seminar
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Martial Arts Demonstration
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"MATCH THE HATCH" APPLIES TO KARATE, TOO"
Useable:
Is your "individual style" matching your body style? Are you training in a style
that isn't fitting with your physical attributes?
Workable:
When the moves are performed, is the speed/power at the velocity needed
for an "absolute strike". Do your moves reflect your personal delivery of speed
and power?
Applicable:
The moves being performed...are they "street-smart"?
Are you "checking your stance", or looking before moving?
Physically Affordable:
When you move, are you feeling good?
Do you feel tightness or strain after an explosive/direct hit?
MARTIAL ARTS CLIP
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