I didn’t plan on writing about humility. I was just stretching one morning — badly — and remembered a tea house in Tokyo I used to crawl into as a kid.And it brought back something I hadn’t thought about in years — ...
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I didn’t plan on writing about humility. I was just stretching one morning — badly — and remembered a tea house in Tokyo I used to crawl into as a kid.And it brought back something I hadn’t thought about in years — ...
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There’s a big difference between just training or practicing something and deep focused practice. Putting in hours on the mat throwing kicks and punches is one thing, but deep practice is about how you engage with every repetition, how you pay attention to ...
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"Folding Your Uniform" My Sensei was quite traditional and very particular about how things should be done and passed on in martial arts. One of the first things I learned on my very first day of training was how to fold my uniform, ...
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After a sparring session at the studio one night, my students and I were discussing the idea of the lessons you can learn when sparring with individuals outside of your own school and/or system. Stepping out of your comfort zone and sparring with ...
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Did Bruce Lee Invent Sparring Armor? In 1967, at Ed Parker’s Long Beach International Karate Championship, Bruce Lee made his second appearance (his appearance was at the 1964 Internationals in Long Beach,) where he showcased more of his unique form of martial arts ...
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