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Archive for the ‘Kenjutsuka’ Category
You choke on the blood that is coming out of your mouth as you double over in pain, and grope for your sword. Your attacker was not another samurai and no intruder could have made it passed your castle walls, but as you breathe your last breath you realize the female companion you brought home that night was more than she seemed. Read the rest of this entry »
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The art of self-defense can be considered a contact sport. It involves two or more people practicing defensive and offensive moves that may be used in real life in case of harmful attacks.
There are many self-defense schools. The schools vary in the type of self-defense they teach to students. There are many kinds of self-defense that originates from different countries. But it all has a common denominator of helping keep a healthy body and mind. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Jins, Karate, Karateka, Kenjutsu, Kenjutsuka, Kung Fu, self Defense, Tae kwon do |
Tags: alzheimer’s disease, Karateka, Kenjutsu, Kung Fu, self Defense |
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