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Martial arts for personal development
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Sean Treanors article on the Bullshido phenomenon raises some important questions Martial arts practice in America is entirely unregulated. There is no central body that issues standards, no set of accepted practices, no communication between different styles. State and local governments have nothing to say about who is and isn’t a martial artist. After all, consumers are free to make their own de...
11-18
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Did you know? In 1982, Chuck Norris was choked out by the famous Gracie Jujitsu family.A decade later, everybody started copying him.We now know this phenomenon as the UFC.(pg. 57)On the set of Walker, Texas Ranger, Chuck Norris once took a live rattlesnake by surprise.Then he set it down on the ground, and grabbed it again.The director fleed in terror. (pg. 2) Chuck Norris is half Irish, and half...
11-07
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Maj. Gen. Albert N. Stubblebine III: The key to all of thisit has nothing to do with bending metal [spoons]Lord Mercy, if I can do that with my mind, what else can I do?It wasnt clear whether they thought I was nuts.In any event, the reaction that I got was, were not very interested. But as Jon Ronsons investigation shows, they were in fact very interested.During the last few decades, the United S...
11-04
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If youre being chased by an angry bull, and then you notice youre also being chased by a swarm of bees, it doesnt really change things. Just keep on running.How to Fend Off a Shark Hit back.If a shark is coming toward you or attacks you, use anything you have in your possession—a camera, probe, harpoon gun, or fist—to hit the shark’s eyes or gills, which are the areas most sensitive to pain.These ...
11-01
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Youll never know what freedom really means, until youve been pinned against the wall with no hope for escape. Google defines freedom as “the condition of being free; the power to act or speak or think without externally imposed restraints.”Popular culture and public schools promote this childlike view of freedom, wherein our supposed inherent rights are actually another persons liabilities. By dec...
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