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Beginners Learning Kung Fu Online – Reaction Vs Response

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Beginners Learning Kung fu Online?

Reaction Vs ResponseI suppose this has been a long time coming. I have been filming my Sifu since 2009 on youtube. For the past few months we have been working on a website to bring our method of Kung Fu to the internet.

My business partners over at EnterShaolin.com thought I should start making videos myself. Well I finally decided to start creating videos 🙂

This first kung fu lesson is about getting rid of a bad habit.  Most beginner Kung Fu Students tend to react to aggressive stimulus rather than respond to it.  In martial arts reacting to your opponent is a bad thing. Why? Because a reaction is something like flinching or chasing someones hand. If your not careful those reactions can turn into very bad habits, especially if your opponent is a skilled martial artist. [Read more…]

Women’s Self Defense – Defending Yourself Against A Front Choke

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Women’s Self Defense – Basic Defense When Being Choked From The Front


Today we are going to talk about getting out of a front choke. What is a choke? It’s when people put there hands on you and they want to block the airway from your throat. Defending against a choke is all about physics and application. [Read more…]

How Long Will It Take To Learn Kung Fu?

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Learning Kung Fu In Three Easy Steps

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In all the years I have studied Kung Fu the question that seems to come up most often is how long does it really take to get good. I remember when I was 8 yrs old studying Karate GoJu. I use to admire the black belts in the school.

Their hard work and discipline encouraged me to keep going. As I got older like high school age. I would see black belts in school who use to get there butt’s beat. It really didn’t make sense to me at the time because you would think someone who is trained would be better than someone who isn’t trained, at least that was the reasoning I had when I was 15. [Read more…]