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    and year of the dragon‚ his symbolic birth marks the start of a new age‚ the age where a new martial art style is created which supersedes any other form of martial arts that has ever existed‚ the age where the Asians will never be looked down upon again by the Westerns‚ the age of this powerful man called Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee is a Chinese born in the States who was introduced to his first martial arts style called Wing Chun at the early age of 13. Despite being relatively small in size for an Asian

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    Is sport overrated?

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    Sport is not overrated. Its benefits in every manner of life are almost unceasing. My favorites include confidence‚ energy‚ and physical satisfaction. To go hard one day and play to the very edge and play through whatever pain and break down whatever walls are in the way is a high that will last you quite awhile. It’s not all that different from an intellectual marathon. I’m sure you know the kind‚ where your brain has been running through whatever text and leaping over whatever challenge so that

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    Kong cinema has unquestionably founded their filmic reputation out of the 1950’s martial-arts action films produced by the Shaw Brothers. This can be reaffirmed through the statement in Film Art that‚ "Shaws made films in many genres‚ but among its biggest successes were dynamic‚ gory sword fighting films (wuxia pian‚ or ‘tales of martial chivalry’)" (493). Such films eventually lead to the endorsement of classic martial artists from Bruce Lee to Jackie Chan‚ ultimately establishing a sort of genre

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    Enter the Dragon

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    harassed by racist police officers and defends himself from them and uses the car for his getaway. It is a deadly tournament that they will enter on an island. Lee’s job is to get the other two out of there alive. Written by Emphinix * A martial arts expert is recruited to infiltrate a drug operation under the guise of taking part in an invitational competition sponsored by the one handed crime boss. This was Bruce Lee’s most popular film in the west. Written by Keith Loh <loh@sfu.ca>

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    Influnce of Indian Art

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    The Influence of Western Culture on Indian Art The Influence of Western Culture on Indian Art The modern Indian art traces its roots to colonial era when western influences were highly felt when Indian artists started to draw inspiration‚ styles and techniques from western schools established during this time. Indian artists also internalized the western artistic designs and successfully used them to portray Indian social themes. Indian art is today composed of many western elements as

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    actor and martial artist made him a legend throughout the world even though he died from cerebral brain swelling at the age of 32. He is considered to be the “Greatest Martial Artist of the 20th Century” because his philosophies and insightful teachings have influenced many‚ including myself. Since Lee was a man who made his dreams a reality he began his film career when he was six years old‚ brought the art of martial arts and film to America‚ and he also created his own style of martial arts called

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    Bodhidharma

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    evolution of Asian martial arts as they are known today is thought to have originated around 500 A.D.‚ when an Indian Buddhist monk named Bodhidharma arrived in China. Legend has it that he taught Indian fighting exercises to the Chinese monks in order to improve their physical condition. All kung-fu is thought to have evolved from this beginning‚ and from kung-fu came karate. The Bodhidharma legend has been examined in detail by Michael Spiesbach (“Bodhidharma: meditating monk‚ martial arts master or make-believe

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    Arnis‚ as a martial art‚ was spawned in Philippine soil. It was known in ancient Philippines as kali‚ an ancient Malayan word that implies a large bladed weapon longer than a knife. This art was practiced primarily for self-defense by the pre-Spanish Filipinos who were noted for their friendly nature and legendary hospitality. The art of hand-to-hand combat has always been an integral part of the Filipino in his long‚ turbulent‚ and bloody history. By force of necessity and self-preservation he

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    how to kill

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    Knowledge is survival" -The Propagation 1999 CONTENTS Introduction Psychology Multiple ID’s and personalities Concealment Hand to hand combat Basic martial arts Commando Fighting Techniques Gun use Special ammo Basic weapons skills Sentry removal Attacking from ambush Capture in passing Lying methodology Lie detector tests The art of escaping Explosives technics Poisons Communications Inteligence gathering Phone taps Survival kits Movement Tracking Advancing towards the enemy

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    Judo

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    Judo Judo is a modern martial art‚ combat and Olympic sport created in Japan in 1882 by Jigoro Kano. Its most eye catching feature is its competitive element‚ where the objective is to either throw or takedown an opponent to the ground‚ immobilize or otherwise subdue an opponent with a pin‚ or force an opponent to submit with a joint lock or a choke. The philosophy and subsequent pedagogy developed for judo became the model for other modern Japanese martial arts that developed from koryu. The worldwide

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