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created a collage of images and descriptive words, called an identi-kit. This identi-kit shows what I feel like is my identity to myself and the others. My identi-kit identifies me as a mixed martial artist. The identi-kit has images of a deadly shark with mixed martial arts gloves on that say mixed martial arts on the front and fight shorts with the words competitor and warrior on them. It also has descriptive words like “killer instinct” and “fight” which describe my spirit. There are three assumptions

Sifu Yip Man. Influences      Shortly after Bruce entered La Salle College of China (middle school to us), he came home one day and told his mother he was being bullied around after school. He wanted to be trained in the martial arts. His father practiced Tai Chi Chuan, which is a series of exercises and moves carried out in slow motion. Bruce had joined his father once or twice doing Tai Chi, but the slowness of the movements did not appeal to him. His teacher became Master

of each other for sport since the dawn of man. In America it seems that generally people really enjoy a good fight whether it’s a controlled fight that they paid to see or two people got rowdy in a bar. I get why people are into mixed martial arts or just martial arts in general. It teaches you discipline and respect for knowing how to use your body as a weapon. With my limited knowledge of the MMA, it seems like a lot of fighters are pretty level headed guys no matter how many punches they take to

As a fighter of Mixed Martial Arts, I have been pitted against other fighters in real unarmed combat situations. Winning requires dedication, discipline, patience, sheer will and hard work. One needs to instill these qualities and techniques, practicing for hours on end in order to develop precision and mastery. This is analogous to hours spent perfecting abdominal palpation techniques, percussing over the chest to detect the difference between dull and hyperresonant notes, and auscultating heart

Boxing is without a doubt a tough, and physical sport that’s for sure. It’s a sport that requires both respect, and discipline; which could be the reason why it’s used as a metaphor for life so often. You get knocked down, but you get back up and continue to fight. The problem is, however, gaining respect from your opponents is always easier said than done. Believe it or not, a professional boxing match doesn’t end when the bell rings. In other words, when a boxer enters the ring, they’re fighting

The Three Offensive Boxing Styles: Many of us are familiar with boxing. Some people may hate it, while others may love it. Regardless of what your prospective is of this particular sport, a large majority of people have been influenced by it in one way or another if you have ever been a witness or involved in a simple fisticuffs. So, with that said, this essay is set to breakdown the three different styles of boxing. Pure Boxer / Counterpuncher: These fighters embody the whole sweet science of

Not just MMA but martial arts, so if you have to ban MMA you have to ban all martial arts. People all over the world love to watch MMA and other fighting sports. People who join know what they are getting into and people have to start to learn from your mistakes, so in essence it is their fault in getting

Although many people who are unfamiliar with taekwondo believe it to be a blood-thirsty and violent sport, those who are involved in taekwondo know that it is more than a sport, but an art and a way of life which teaches non-violence and a strict code of moral conduct. TaeKwonDo: A Sport, A Culture, A Way of Life, I. Whether People Practice Taekwondo For¡K. II. History of Taekwondo A. Koryo Dynasty (918-1392) B. Choson Dynasty (1392-1910) C

………………………………………………… 16 Executive Summary Mixed Martial arts, The UFC’s official sport is one of the most exciting and fastest growing sports in the world. The sport is best described as combat sports were two individuals are matched inside a cage, octagon or ring for a period of three to five, five minute rounds. The match is won by knocking out your opponent, submitting them or winning by a decision, judged by three ringside judges. Mixed Martial arts has changed throughout the years as new rules

The “One to Thirty Six” (1/36) or the thirty-six English-C lessons in Boxing, are the FOA’s, thirty-six different uses of the hand which are the styles broken down individually thirty six ways. It was supposed, by the FOA Gods, that the mysterious 36 chambers of the Shaolin Temple Boxing had these hand styles in order? Therefore, it conveyed perfect to the idea fitting for the lesson, the “One to Thirty Six.” It also was acknowledged that before entering the 36 chambers, one had to pass the test