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Dislike:	Bread that falls on the floor butter side down. Chewing gum stuck in my hair.
Hobbies & Interests:	Drumming Wintermute Writing Line Dancing
Likes:	Old chop=socky films.Live bands.
Gender:	Female
How did you hear about us ?:	my son

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Main Styles:	Kung Fu/Wing Chun
Why I Love Martial Arts:	Great discipline
How I Started:	Too late in life
Awards & Accomplishments:	Green Belt
How would Bruce Lee have described you?:	Weak

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PeteMills	Created On: 05-05-08 18:54:14 Its easy peasy Mrs J..... Just go to a profile and submit an entry! See Wall-To-Wall
Ben Johnson	Created On: 19-03-08 10:44:06 Bienvenido a la Martial Edge! Esperamos que usted goce su permanece! x See Wall-To-Wall
PeteMills	Created On: 22-02-08 16:54:11 I reckon this is Mrs Johnson in Spanish disguise. See Wall-To-Wall
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Date	Subject	Category	Hits
29-05-08 21:40:35	Re:Best Kung Fu movies?	Chinese Martial Arts	508
05-05-08 19:48:13	thicko calling so need help	Talk to the Team	114
16-03-08 16:36:59	Re:Comments on Articles	General Chit-Chat	194
13-03-08 01:33:08	Hello (2)	Beginners Area	114

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Title article: The Benefits of Teaching Martial Arts to Children
Date: 2008-03-16 18:00:28
Level: comment

This was a great article to inspire mum's and dad's to get their kids off the streets and take up Martial Arts..it's an all round fitness program, has all the right mental attitude kids need in this day and age without haveing to resort to 'ASBO' to vent off steam and also teaches a respect towards others.

Title article: The Chin Jab
Date: 2008-03-16 17:40:57
Level: comment

Chin Jab
Hi there Just wondering through the site and came across this article ...I like your street approach here on this video..basic self defence tactics...the video was informative (i like the 'cheats') Power to the heel of the hand... I hope I never have to be in a situation to use this but i really feel confident with what i saw ...simple and effective combat...the reasons you voiced above regarding the harm/damage you can do inflict too with this jab shows just how effective it can be I'm off to practice....

Title article: Interview with Phil Starr
Date: 2008-03-13 01:14:21
Level: comment

I don't know what it is about Mr Starr but i like where he's coming from. I have read several of his articles, this is going back some time and i can equate to what he says. i look forward for more from him.
I studied Kung Fu/Wing Chun a long time ago but i still have an interest in it. I agree with what you say. Pick up a directory now and you can't move for teaching schools. The physical side is obvious at most of these classes..but that hidden side i'm sure is not revealed so readily. It still holds a veiled mystique
My teacher was chinese. At class he kept himself contained and anonymously discreet, he was respectful towords us and treated us individually. He always spoke about M/A as being more of a mind and body thing that outweighed the actual ability to fight for fightings sake. Better to walk away. But he never clued us to this subtlety. His class stared off with a steady breathing program with eyes closed followed by gentel warm up and streatching muscle tone excersises then the more traditional forms and stances. siu lim tao first form and it applications to name. But his approach was so vague..yet determined...he would show me a few moves that week and i would have to practice it again and again in class.. practice makes perfect. But that's all i learnt..I gleamed no further insight into the true art from where HE was coming from...I know that dedication to this art is warrented, it takes a lifetime to perfect if at all, so why continue to strive towards it. Does that determination and dedication reveal that mystique that i found so elusive or is it simply a question of knowing oneself. and if you finally do, how can you infiltrate that back to anyone...in a way it seems so selfish if you can't. i hope i haven't drifted too far with this...

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