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purrfectstorm said
on 6/4/2009 Thanks for the info! Too bad martial arts training was "unheard of" when I was young and fit ('70's through mid '90's). I was a cheerleader and an avid swimmer (in lakes and rivers) in the '70's and was still in really good shape through the early '90's. But we - especially women - didn't have any other options in most of Arkansas. When I moved to Little Rock, after high school, I still had no resources to do such things. By the time I found out about martial arts in the Little Rock area, I figured I was too old to take classes with kids. Too bad...would have loved to learn some for self defense...could have saved me a lot of grief and bad memories, I'm sure. Again, thanks for sharing your time and articles. :)
autumn McKibben said
on 4/8/2009 Fantastic article. 5*
lindajoykanner said
on 2/12/2009 great article. very informative!
Virginia DeBolt said
on 8/31/2008 I'm a big Tai Chi fan, and realize now that it's because it matches my size, built, and also suits my fitness needs. Thanks for the article.
Sarah Wilson CCRP said
on 6/25/2008 Great info! Never knew there were types compatible to a person's size and built. Thanks, Joe!
bozy bozy said
on 3/12/2008 helpful, thanks. can u post pix of certain strikes or kicks?