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The best swordsman in the world…
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The military roots of Xing Yi
So, as a kind of counterpoint to my previous pos
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Feet-together postures in Taiji (Tai Chi) and Xing Yi
I’ve always been curious about the postures in m
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Are weapons forms more traditional than hand forms?
(Chen Wei Ming – Tai Chi Sword 1928)
I listened
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Why BJJ should really be considered a weapons-based art
Picture Grog, the caveman.
How to make your own martial arts staff
Highland survivalist Tom Langhorne shows you how