A Listener wrote in to share a comment and question that I took time to consider. Working on both the prosecution and defense of : Creating New Techniques Testing them in a mock context PhilosophicalGet More of This
Author: TW. Smith
Find the Common Denominator
There was a time, early in my Chinese Martial Arts training that I realized something through the reflective moments. There was a lot of crap flying around in my life, and in every situation IGet More of This
2 Cornerstones and 1 Poison For Your Martial Training
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Jamie Clubb Interview
5 Day Early Release for Members at : Patreon/twsmith Public Release : Friday – 4/5/19 Before Noon Join us as we discuss: I have gotten to know Jamie Clubb through a mutual martial arts friend,Get More of This
Defense of Zumba Strong
Published to the App Today (3/6/19) – Public Release on Saturday : Friends Like Ando Mierzwa made an excellent argument on the role that a franchise martial arts studio can make. I listened to aGet More of This
Martial Mind Over Muscle
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Martial Arts Action vs Movement
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Primary Source of Ming Dynasty Martial Artists
In Recent Episodes we looked at where you would find a Chinese Martial Artist during the Ming Dynasty. During this episode, Discover the Primary Source of these Chinese Martial Artists. Follow the Story of a SingleGet More of This
3 Paths to Authentic Chinese Martial Arts – Pt 2
Bringing the Chinese Martial Arts into the path of the Social Landscape during the Imperial Period. Martial Arts isn’t a culture, it is a sub-culture that exists under the global social culture. Nothing happens inGet More of This
3 Paths to Authentic Chinese Martial Arts – Pt 1
Your Map to Navigating the Martial Arts Historical Landscape Based on Professor Ben Judkins Essay: The Soldier, the Marketplace Boxer and the Recluse: Mapping the Social Location of the Martial Arts in Late Imperial China.Get More of This