Student profile Drewv Patel - Then and Now
Student profile Drewv Patel - Then and
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Future Black Belt....Then & now, Lukas Mah
Then & now, Lukas Mah ....
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Then and now - Leena Ibrahim
Then and now-Leena Ibrahim. ....
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Student profile - Arjun Minas
We will be presenting a student profile once a week leading up to our Taekwondo Black Belt testing in Late August. Each of our Candidates will be profiled. Keep an eye out for your child/student friend soon! First up is Arjun Minhas! ....
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United States Muay Thai Federation (YDL) Youth Development League Event. Fairfield High school. 6-8-19
The United States Muay Thai Federation hosted a (YDL) Youth Development League sparring event last Saturday in Fairfield CA. We at American Top Team (Tracy) are active participants in the development of Olympic Muay Thai. Below are a few of the actions shots of our newest Mauy Thai athletes. Paden Amos Zayda Amos Javier Mejia ....
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Student profile - May
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My journey to black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
This post is about my journey from white belt to earning the
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coveted
black belt in
Brazilian
Jiu-Jitsu "BJJ". However, in order to tell the story properly, Ill have to give you some background on my previous experience.
By the time I started BJJ in the summer of 2008, I had already been practicing martial arts of various styles and systems for well over 20 years. I had already earned multiple black belts in other arts based on striking and weapons techniques. As a martial artists I always looked at the wholes in a
particular
style and tried to fill it with another one that would put a check in that box so to speak.
I had wanted to
study
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Mom's train FREE for the month of May!!
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Traveling to the U.S. Muay Thai Open.
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Martial Arts "Titles", what do they mean?
There are many titles of honor in the martial arts. These titles are given and earnedabove and beyond earning the covetedrank of black belt. In other words, just because you earn a black belt, does not mean you have earned the right to call yourself a Sensei or master. Each martial art depending on national origin(Japan, Korea, Thailand, China, Brazil or Philippines)have different but similar meanings to their martial arts titles. The most commonly used tern that most people have heard is the Japanese term Sensei. The equivalent in Thailand for Muay Thai is Kru. Sabumnim in Taekwondo and other Korean arts. Guro in the Philippine martial arts. Sifu in Chinese styles and many Brazilian ....
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