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Kung Fu Kid Movies Coming Out This Summer

February 26, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

The kung fu movie arena seems to be heating up with the addition of these new movies about to be released.

The Last Airbender Movie Trailer

Avatar: The Last Airbender
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Among Nickelodeon’s major shows, with an appeal over an extremely large cross-section of audiences, was Avatar: The Last Airbender. When you couple a big-name kids’ show with great storytelling plus a huge following with the rolling slow-motion train wreck that is M. Night Shyamalan, you receive The Last Airbender, coming to theatres July 2010.

Remake from the film of the same name in 1984, about a young man to another city and learn to be a karate fighter and a better person.

Sony has debuted the first recognized trailer to the Karate Kid remake starring Jaden Smith as the kid and Jackie Chan as Mr. Han, the Mr. Miyagi like teacher he is introduced to.
While both of these movies look appealing I wonder if they will be as entertaining as these fine flicks?

Mortal Kombat movie Fights

Seriously, johnny should have won this fight ,  I remember sitting in the movie’s thinking Daniel was a chump.

Karate Kid with life bars

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Kungfu – A Marathon Not A Sprint

January 18, 2010 By admin 1 Comment

Recently I had a conversation with a fellow  Kungfu enthusiast who said to me that he was getting tired of learning his art because it doesn’t seem like he is getting anywhere. He went as far as to tell me that he has spent the better part of three years training and he got his butt whooped by someone who has been training in MMA for only 1 year.  Over the years I have seen people come and go in martial arts. Like anything else once people realize that it is actually hard they tend to lose interest in favor of something easier like eating pizza and watching T.V.

Kimbo Slice Shakes Hands with David Tank Abbott
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Interestingly Although I love Kungfu specifically the internal kind, I will say that it is easier to learn MMA style fighting for quicker results in learning how to fight. After all its not to hard to punch and kick someone. Good Kungfu really does take years to master not because the techniques are very hard, but because we are that stubborn.

Good Kungfu relies on sensitivity skills and it can take years for your brain to rewire itself to feel and not think.  I didn’t believe that at first myself but after 15 years of training I am amazed by

Something that I noticed early on is the fact that a person can only get so strong and so fast.  Time always moves forward and our physical attributes will diminish as time goes on.   On the other side of the coin, internal martial artist will get better as they age like a fine wine. Brute force will only get you so far in life.

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