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Justin KaganU.S.
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Hello. My experience is mainly in Japanese martial arts including Japanese Swordsmanship and how it applies to open hand/self defense. I have also studied a few Korean styles and may be able to answer basic questions concerning them. General questions from beginners, intermediate, or advanced students are acceptable as are more specific questions. Martial arts are my passion and I love sharing. | |
Phillip A. HumphriesU.S.
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Application of traditional and contemporary martial art in self defense situations involving common street threats. Also can speak to depiction of martial art and combatives in film, TV, stage, video, gaming & print media. Law enforcement, intelligence and security technical consulting for the entertainment industry. Novelist and martial arts writer published on Amazon Kindle eBooks and Barnes & Noble. Practitioner of contemporary martial arts. | |
Eric JueU.S.
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Can answer questions regarding Jeet Kune Do (JKD), self defense, differences between martial art styles, and instructor referrals in Southern California | |
MichaelU.S.
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Being an expert means to be a master all, I am meerly master of myself. Everyone can grow from where they are there are no limits there is no peak. One who claims to know everything has only touched a splinter. You can never max out on experience, or knowledge. | |
Peter ZiboceHong Kong
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I can answer general issues about Chinese Internal Martial Arts, including linkage, history, technique, usages, and theories. | |
Jeffrey-Peter HauckU.S.
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I would welcome the opportunity to answer questions regarding mixed martial arts styles and some traditional aspects of karate, tae kwon-do, and self-defense. I was a police department defensive & control tactics training instructor for eight years prior to retirement and have been instructing private citizens and corporations since 2002. I hold over forty police instructor training certifications. I hold Shodan rank (1st Dan) in martial arts (1st Degree Black Belt). | |
Andy FossettU.S.
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I can answer most questions relating to the martial arts in general. My special interests relate not only to martial theory, but to training methodology, teaching, sports science, and personal growth through martial arts training. If you are thinking about beginning a martial arts practice or have questions about how to optimize you current training to meet you goals, just let me know. | |
Dwight WoodsAvailable
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I can answer questions on Bruce Lee's martial art philosophy, Jeet Kune Do. I have been a JKD practitioner since 1973 and an instructor since 1986. I have plenty of resources at my disposal to get you any answer/info you need. | |
Mike CastoU.S.
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My primary area of "expertise" (for lack of a better term) is in Filipino and Indonesian martial arts. However, I've been involved in the martial arts since 1978, trained in several systems and been exposed to many, many others. I've also done a fair amount of reading about martial arts in general and about various systems. I can answer questions about Filipino and Indonesian martial arts and I can often answer questions about martial arts in general. Feel free to ask me any question about martial arts. Even if I don`t have an answer I can often point you in the right direction to find the answer. | |
Rob MarksU.S.
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Reality Based Martial Arts, Military Combatives, Law Enforcement, Close Quarters Combat, Edged Weapons, Tactical Carbine, Handgun, Impact Weapons, Improvised Weapons, Self Defense, Adrenaline Stress Training, Conflict Immersion, Hand to Hand Combat. | |
Marvin GermanU.S.
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I can answer questions regarding self defense techniques in close quarter situations. | |
George PetrottaU.S.
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I am a Korean Martial Artist, with 47+ years experience. I can answer any and all questions on the arts of Hapkido and Taekwondo. | |
Grant BaldwinCanada
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I can answer questions about the technique, theory, and history of Haidong Gumdo, which is a traditional Korean sword martial art. I am also knowledgable about Chinese Wushu, and Shaolin Kung-Fu . I also have some experience with Kendo and Iaido. So if you have questions related to asian swordsmanship, I`d love to hear them! |
Dayna, Thank you for your question. In Japanese, this kind of program is called uchi-deshi, live-in student. Typically, this kind of a program would require a personal introduction to an instructor
I know *about* Tae Kwon Do and it was my first art. However, I started in it 1978 & only trained in it a few years. If memory serves, I was just about to test for my green belt when my instructor quit
Hi Daniel, I guess that your question is on the comparison of effectiveness of Chen and Shaolin training in related to Hard and Soft. And the way how Qi is involved. The key issue for ENERGETIC Feeling
Ok, we have three (3) questions here. 1. The WM Kicking bag holds your cup (such as a drinking cup) and using your Nunchaku, you swing and hit the cup. This is for accuracy when using the weapon.
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