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The Sports Archives – Popular Styles of Mixed Martial Arts!
Mixed martial arts are one of the most popular types of martial arts, mainly because they are high energy, interesting to practice and one of the best fighting sports for losing weight. Mixed martial arts are also currently popularised by … Continue reading
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Tagged Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Combat sports, competition, Judo, karate, kickboxing, martial arts, Mix Martial Arts Sports Blogs, Mixed Martial Arts, MMA, Muay Thai, Pradal Therey, self-defense, self-defense skills, self-discipline, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, taekwondo, Tomoi Kickboxing, toning, UFC, ultimate fighting championship, weight loss, Wrestling
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The Sports Archives – Traditional Versus Sport Taekwondo
Before embarking on the physical engagement of martial arts one must recognize that each style of martial arts training stems from steep traditions. In the case of taekwondo, there are two different approaches that classes offer: (i) traditional katas and … Continue reading
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Tagged Combat sports, Confucianism, fighting, karate, katas, kickboxing, korea, Korean history, martial arts, Mixed Martial Arts, MMA, self-defense, self-defense skills, sport, sport sparring, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, taekwondo, taekwondo history
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The Sports Archives – Karate: A Look into its Origin!
Karate: A look into its origin Depending on what part of the world you are in, the kind of martial arts you are exposed to varies. However, one of the most popular and timeless forms of defense forms is Karate. … Continue reading
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Tagged Combat sports, karate, Kata, Kihon, Kumite, martial arts, Mixed Martial Arts, MMA, Nunchuks, self-defense, self-defense skills, sports and leisure, Sports Archives
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The Sports Archives – Protect Yourself with Krav Maga!
No one wants to feel vulnerable, but the truth is, most people don’t know how to adequately defend themselves. Sure, they can throw a punch if needed, but they don’t really know the basics of self-defense. Because of that, they … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – 5 National Sports You Didn’t Know Existed!
5 National Sports You Didn’t Know Existed With The Summer Olympics coming up from London, a lot of focus is being put on sports from around the world. What about the sports that don’t get international attention? These 5 sports … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, Argentina, Bangladesh, Brazil, Capoeira, Cirit, Columbia, equestrian sport, game of horseshoes, javelin, Jereed, Jujitsu, Kabaddi, Mixed Martial Arts, MMA, National Sports, Pato, polo, Quidditch, Rugby, Soccer, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Tejo, Turkey, UFC, ultimate fighting championship, violent game, Wrestling
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The Sports Archives – Is Kurt Angle’s Olympic Desire Genuine or a Publicity Stunt?
Kurt Angle won Olympic gold in 1996. Since winning that medal, he has stated that he wanted to go back to amateur competition or to compete in Mixed Martial Arts. For one reason or another, it never happens. Angle claimed … Continue reading
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