41. Martial Arts Planet Archive - Movie-fu considering most people who are interested in martial arts very rarely, if ever, In individual sports like skateboarding, surfing, snowboarding, http://www.martialartsplanet.com/forums/search/topic/30805-1.html

Pages: movie-fu (Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images) Posted by: I'm wondering if there's such a 'style' or really more of a 'concept' of a jackie-chan type martial art. Now bare with me before you start laughing!... This type of practice would be a complete mix of learning from existing things (martial arts, juggling, gymastics, etc) and creativity (creating your own movies like jackie chan does where he for examples uses props in a creative way). This concept of using whatever is around you as a weapon im sure is advocated in most any martial art. However its totally free, there are no ranks, theres nothing in it you HAVE to do. ie if you can't or dont want to do acrobatic type moves you dont have to. But in general it would maybe be a mix of like any martial art/parkour (freestyle walking)/coordination activities like juggling and anything you can imagine and put into a physical artform (stuntwork, skateboarding, even dancing) It's really up to the individual. Now to make it more of something people would actually consider doing aside from just people planning to get into movie stunts it would have a name, that way people can search for it on google, start websites about it, even upload video clips of themselves doing their own various creations to share with others (if such a thing already has a agreed upon name can you please tell me what its called)

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45. Why No Martial Arts? Executive Board decided on a listing of team and individual sports which it Part of the justification as to why the various martial arts and tackle http://www.usscouts.org/advance/cubscout/sports-academic/karate.html

Why other Sports are NOT included in the Cub Scout Sports Program We are frequently asked questions like "Why isn't there a belt loop for Karate or other martial arts?" or " Why can't my son get credit for his participation in Pop Warner football? " To the best of our knowledge, BSA will not add any of the martial arts to the Cub Scout Sports program. They did add FLAG Football to the program in 2002, but that addition did not include Tackle Football programs like Pop Warner League play. Back in 1974, the Boy Scouts of America's National Executive Board decided on a listing of team and individual sports which it felt was not consistent with the ideals and promotion of sportsmanship that Scouting is promoting. They didn't say that "these sports are bad" or "Scouts should never participate in these sports" but rather "these sports have the potential for extreme harm while playing the sport and therefore we will prohibit them from being played as part of a BSA program or program option." The list has been adjusted through the years, but has remained basically intact. Note that ANY SPORT can be dangerous if played against the official rules, if the participants are not dressed or outfitted appropriately, and/or if they are not coached and trained well. A Scout could just as easily injure himself or others while playing marbles as he can while playing football or Karate. However, the BSA found that a number of sports present a significant risk to Scouts and Scouters and the BSA does not allow them to be used to meet requirements toward various badges or as inter-unit play during Scouting events or meetings. The list is codified in the Guide to Safe Scouting, in a list entitled

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47. UNSW Sports Association Benefit from individual tuition by qualified coaching instructors. As one ofJapan’s oldest martial arts, kendo encourages the development of the http://www.sport.unsw.edu.au/recreationPrograms/recCourses/martialArts.htm

About The SA Contact Us Site Map Quick Links Extreme / Adventure Martial Arts Watersports Martial Arts - Session 2, 2005 Archery* Capoeria Double Daggers Fencing* ... Taido* Archery (learn to shoot) Club Run Course Bullseye! Learn to shoot on the UNSW Unigym indoor shooting range. Our simple 10 step program will have you shooting accurately in no time. Benefit from individual tuition by qualified coaching instructors. Bows, arrows and protective equipment are provided. Date: All classes are listed below and run on Saturdays from 5.30 - 7.30pm for two weekends only. 06/08/05 and 13/08/05 20/08/05 and 27/08/05 03/09/05 and 10/09/05 17/09/05 and 24/09/05 01/10/05 and 08/10/05 15/10/05 and 22/10/05 29/10/05 and 05/11/05 12/10/05 and 19/10/05 26/11/05 and 03/12/05 Max Class Size: 7 places Venue: UNSW Unigym martial arts room (MPR2, 1st floor)

48. Sports An introduction to team sports and individual skill, while participating An introductory form of the martial arts ideal for children as well as adults. http://www.ymcamd.org/Programs/Program_Details/Sports.html

Home Programs > Program Details > Sports YMCA PROGRAMS Adult Sports and Leagues Sports Recreation Adult Pick Up Volleyball Program A Program for volleyball enthusiasts. Come down for an hour and a half of fun and exercise. Program runs for 8 weeks. Pick-up Basketball TOWSON Drop in Racquetball TOWSON Flag Football Are you ready for some football? Youth will learn and succeed with experienced coaches supported by NFL rules and regulations. Youth will also participate in local games, tournaments and play days. Ski Conditioning Clinic TOWSON Prepare for your favorite winter sport with this conditioning clinic! Taught by an experienced and certified P.S.I.A. Ski Instructor and personal trainer. Water Polo WESTERN One of the YMCA's most challenging cardiovascular workouts. A competitive recreational play in deep water with no impact. Golf Conditioning WESTERN Get in shape for your golf game with this new innovative program. Learn what fitness components can help you improve your game, enhance your playing ability, and reduce your risk of injury. Sports Leagues Basketball A five on five competitive adult basketball league.

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City Council Boards/Commissions (Members/Agendas) City Clerk City Manager ... Bidding Opportunities Alhambra's aquatics programs are highly popular among both youth and adults. Recreational Programs and Team Sports for Every Age Group City of Alhambra Leisure Services Guide After School Program for Youth Nine Alhambra schools play host to the City's After School Program, which includes team and individual sports, and alternative activities: arts and crafts, table game tournaments, four square, kickball, and other games. Click here for more information about this program. Aquatics: The City of Alhambra's public aquatics facilities include the Alhambra Park Pool and Granada Park Pool. Activities include family recreational swimming, youth swimming lessons and adult lap swimming. A variety of special programs are also available: adult water aerobics, skin diving, springboard diving lessons, adaptive swimming lessons, private swimming lessons, lifeguard training and competitive swimming teams for youths, 18 and younger. Other Aquatics Groups: Alhambra Dive Club 2233 Whitney Dr., Alhambra, CA 91803

50. Sports: Martial Arts - Open Site Even though martial arts is usually considered a sport, the term martial arts range of choices that can cater to the tastes of almost any individual. http://open-site.org/Sports/Martial_Arts/

Open Site The Open Encyclopedia Project home submit content become an editor the entire directory only in Sports/Martial_Arts Top Sports : Martial Arts Fitness and Conditioning People Chinese Eclectic ... Western Description Martial arts is often associated with bald men in robes, Bruce Lee fighting a 7 foot giant or a "B" rated movie. However, martial arts covers a broad range of diciplines, from the many styles of Kung Fu and Karate to Western diciplines such as boxing , wrestling and fencing. Although some are forms of self-defense, many are sports, religions and fitness programs. Even though martial arts is usually considered a sport, the term martial arts means the "art of war or combat" and anything that is combat-related is a form of martial art. The roots of martial are not only deep in history, but in the very nature of men and women. Area of Knowledge The martial arts are not limited only to the knowledge of fighting. There are several styles, like the Chinese arts, who aim at offering knowledge of fitness and health. While fighting is involved, some styles offer knowledge in several related fields, like strategy, medicine, math, and literature. For the most part, practitioners choose the study of the martial arts for self defense. However, many choose to study the arts for competition, fitness, health, recreation, or just for genreral self improvement. The diversity of martial arts styles offers a high range of choices that can cater to the tastes of almost any individual.

51. Lineage Of The Korean Martial Arts Note about Hapkido After 1975 many individual schools made their own sports version of Hwa Rang Do. Both martial art names are protected by http://www.allmartialarts.com/KIXCO/History/history/map.htm

HWARANG SYSTEM Silla Dynasty 57 BC - 935 AD HWARANG COMBAT SKILLS Koryo Dynasty 936 AD - 1392 A D Yi Dynasty (Chosun) 1393 AD - 1910 AD Hwarang warriors move into the mountains. JUJITSU (From Silla Hwarang warrior family immigrates to Japan) founder Saburo Silna (Samrang Silla) JUDO from JuJitsu Jigoro Kanoin Japan DAITO RYU YAWARA ( AIKI JUJITSU) 1930 - 1943 Sokaku Dakeda teaches at family household in Japan AIKIDO 1943 -1969 Morei Ueshiba in Japan. DAITO RYU YAWARA 1945 Yong-Sul Choi returns to Korea teaches privately and 1 953 opened first Yawara school -1968 he changed to the Hapkido name - Daegu, Korea Japan occupies Korea Korean Independence-1945 Government established-1948 57th generation HwaRang title holder SuAm Sunsa passed the hwarang combat skills (UmYang Kwon) to Joo-Bang Lee, Joo-Sang Lee.

52. Better Homes & Gardens: Dont Sweat It: Helping Your Kids Find A Sport They Will TRY martial arts. TaR kwon do and karate are great for overweight or The individual sports that are best for ultrahigh energy kids are ones with plenty http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1041/is_7_81/ai_103992989

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles July 2003 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for Air Classics Art Culinaire Ask CPSC Monitor ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Dont sweat it: helping your kids find a sport they will like is easier than you think - Family Fitness July, 2003 by Bill Doherty Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Kim Kowalski isn't pushing her 8-year-old son, Brad, to be a contender for a gold medal in the 2016 Summer Olympics. Nor does she expect him to be the next Tiger Woods, Kobe Bryant, or Peyton Manning. All she wants is for Brad to find a sport he likes. Her other two children easily found sports that they enjoy in their hometown of Coatesville, Pennsylvania. Brad, on the other hand, has tried baseball, flag football, and basketball, but none have been to his liking. "It's been frustrating," admits Kim. "But we'll keep trying because exercise and a healthy lifestyle are so important for Brad and my other kids."

53. Rec.martial-arts FAQ Part 3 Of 4 (LONG) Techniques were taken from the martial arts and sports of Brazil, Japan, martial arts schools and individual martial artists in communist China. http://www.faqs.org/faqs/martial-arts/faq/part3/

rec.martial-arts FAQ part 3 of 4 (LONG) There are reader questions on this topic! Help others by sharing your knowledge rec.martial-arts rec.martial-arts.moderated Subject: rec.martial-arts FAQ part 3 of 4 (LONG) Summary: Descriptions of the various martial arts ("L" to "Z") Reply-To: mcweigel+@cs.cmu.edu stephen@kurtzman.com ) Lua is the Royal Hawaiian martial art. In the 1800s the royal Hawaiian family decreed that the art would be restricted to members of the royal Hawaiian family (In fact, it is still illegal to practice the art in the state of Hawaii). Since the 1980s, the veil of secrecy to non-Hawaiians has started to lift with the open teaching of the art in Southern California by Alohe Kolomona Kaihewalu. Lua is a form of combat which resembles Jujutsu in some of its moves. The primary emphasis of the art is joint dislocation. 16.25) MMA/NHB (Contributors: Rob Meyer - RobRPM2222@aol.com , Christopher Kallini - chris@kallini.com http://www.groundfighter.com esr@locke.ccil.org hahn@anubis.network.com , Glen Downton - downton@pf.adied.oz.au

54. Difference Between Martial Art And Sport What is the difference between martial arts and sports? Now a secondary goalof both sport and martial arts is improvement of the individual. http://www.usu.edu/taekwond/diff.html

U.S.U. Tae Kwon Do Club A Korean Martial Art What is the difference between a martial art and sports? This is a question that someone asked me. It really is a common question and a good one. So here is a essay at explaining it... > I have been interested in Martial Arts since I was a young > child but my parents could never afford to send me to classes. I have > recently renewed my interest in the Martial Arts and was wondering if > you could answer the following question? I would like to know what is > the difference between sports and martial arts? If you could help > explain this to me I would greatly appreciate it. What is the difference between Martial Arts and Sports? This is a good question. There are many differences and many simularities. To answer your question I'm going to go back a little bit and think about the history and think about the motivations for sports and martial arts. Then we'll do some comparision/contrast between the two, and give a final kind of summary answer. Anyway, the point of this is, that originally the purpose of martial arts training was quite clear. Coming up with, and training in methods of fighting that could be used in combat, or self defense against the military, assassins, or thieves. They may have staged competetions as well, but the goal was to learn to fight over learning to compete in a contest. Now a change that occured in the 1900's or so, was a focus more on the spiritual, mental goals rather than the militaristic goals. Most martial arts today, have as one of the main goals of bettering the individual. And to emphasize this most martial arts now have the name "Do" at the end. Do meaning art way or method. so Judo, Karate-Do, Tae Kwon Do, Aikido, Kendo, etc. The fighting only martial arts in some cases have the Jutsu (at least the Japanese) at the end, hence Ju-Jutsu, Ken-Jutsu, Aiki-Jutsu etc.

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56. Epinions.com - My First Time - Puckmugger’s 2nd Annual Sport’s Challenge W/O What organized individual sports have you participated in previously? Well,during my high school years, I attended a martial arts dojo and I attended a http://www.epinions.com/content_4459438212

Join Epinions Help Sign In Home ... Writer's Corner: Recreation Non-Fiction Read Advice Write an essay on this topic. My First Time - Puckmugger’s 2nd Annual Sport’s Challenge W/O Jul 26 '05 (Updated Aug 03 '05) The Bottom Line Need More Write-Offs... Here is the link to Puckmugger's explanation of the write-off and his questions to go by and then his entry link: Questions: http://www.epinions.com/content_4427194500 Answers: http://www.epinions.com/content_4427260036 1. What are your favorite sports to watch on television? I like to watch Football, Tennis, Soccer, and sometimes Baseball. I do not like basketball that much because I get sleepy watching it. 2. How often do you watch sports on television? I usually watch most of the Football games and a little bit of Tennis and Soccer, but rarely watch Baseball. 3. What are your favorite sports to watch live? I would have to go with Football. I just love those people trying to beat up each other for a ball. 4. How many live sporting events do you typically attend annually? As of yet, I have not attended a single Football or Soccer games. I would like to though very soon.

57. HON - News : Martial Arts Defend Against Aging martial arts Defend Against Aging sports like karate boost strength and balance, only and may not represent your true individual medical situation. http://www.hon.ch/News/HSN/518082.html

What is it? Speech: On / Off HONcode sites All Web sites HONselect News ... X Y Z Browse archive: S A J J ... J Posting date: 25-MAR-2004 Other news for: Exercise Resources from HONselect Martial Arts Defend Against Aging Sports like karate boost strength and balance, study finds By E.J. Mundell HealthDay Reporter THURSDAY, March 25 (HealthDayNews) Baby boomers bent on getting back into shape may want to give their love handles a karate chop: A new study finds the martial arts to be safe, effective exercise for 40- and 50-somethings. "If you want to do something that's fun, different and good for self-defense and good for long-term self-defense against disease do the martial arts," says study author and physical therapist Dr. Peter Douris, of the New York Institute of Technology in Old Westbury, N.Y. His findings appear in the March 25 issue of the British Journal of Sports Medicine For most people, the decision to get fit usually means buying a gym membership or shelling out money for expensive home-exercise equipment. But what about alternative methods, such as practicing the martial arts? In their study, Douris' team examined the overall fitness of 18 individuals between 40 and 60 years of age. Nine of the study participants had been practicing soo bahk do, a Korean martial art similar to karate or tae kwon do, for about three years. The other nine participants maintained a more or less "couch potato" lifestyle.

58. Video Shop Sports Martial Arts - Independent Films On DVD The video includes individual kata, team kata, individual kumite, The secondpart of the martial arts Curriculum at Croley s martial arts, http://www.customflix.com/Customer/VideoShopCategory.jsp?id=22

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60. Sport Versus Combative Martial Arts martial arts sports versus combative styles Frequently, they are based aroundone central charismatic individual who defines their reality. http://www.e-budokai.com/articles/combat.htm

e-budokai.com classical japanese martial arts var t = " " + h t += ((mn < 10) ? " : 0" : " : ") + mn t += (" local") document.write(t) Editorial Martial arts sports versus combative styles How much credibility does your instructor really have? by Don Cunningham I have occasionally been asked why I studied judo and kendo when I obviously have a deep interest in the more historical Japanese martial practices of jujutsu and kenjutsu . Aside from mundane issues like spare time or limited access, the principal reason is the traditional Japanese martial arts as taught today have a serious lack of credibility. At the risk of being overly simplistic, the primary goals of martial arts study can generally be classified into three areas. The most popular objective today is sports competition, to win against others in organized contests. Many others study martial arts to enhance various other aspects of their personal lives, to develop both physical and emotional qualities. Ironically, the least common reason today was likely the original historical objective, that is, to kill or maim an opponent. Organized competitions have been around a long time. The Japanese certainly don’t have any monopoly on combative sports, either. Greco-roman style wrestling was one of the first Olympic events in ancient Greece. Boxing was popular long before the Marquis of Queensbury established standard regulations. In Japan

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