| All types of martial arts that were
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| | integral part of the Chinese culture.
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| developed by the Chinese are considered
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| | Taiji is another form which was
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| an art form, but are still considered by
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| | influenced by the Ming Dynasty period in
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| some to be a sport that puts people in
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| | China. This martial art form incorporated
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| tune with their body. A person might
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| | the physical exercises found in boxing
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| begin learning them for safety reasons
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| | and various techniques were developed to
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| because they feel they need some form of
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| | serve as not only as a portal to
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| self defense to keep them save in the
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| | receiving a certain amount of exercise,
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| urban environment where they live. The
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| | but to develop defensive techniques that
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| training for martial arts is most often
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| | could be used by each member of a Chinese
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| pursued because the person desires to
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| | family.
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| train their body and mind to be strong
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| | All martial arts in China are available
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| and alert.
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| | to all sexes but Chinese men study the
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| The art of Kung Fu comes from China and
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| | art form for defense. Martial arts are
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| it is taught in various formats. The
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| | practiced in China for health benefits
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| Chinese people have a great respect for
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| | too. All martial arts students will train
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| this particular art form because it is
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| | vigorously and learn to perform various
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| part of their heritage. Kung Fu was
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| | breathing exercises that are mean to
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| developed from the standpoint that the
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| | promote a better circulatory system. The
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| body and mind can interact together with
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| | breathing exercises are also used to
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| peace and harmony and the result will be
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| | clear the mind and allow the martial arts
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| a healthy individual who has a strong
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| | connoisseurs the opportunity to fight
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| character and is the epitome of what the
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| | sickness and gain better control over
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| Chinese culture represents. Kung Fu
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| | their health.
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| originated in China during the period
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| | Martial arts also prepares the individual
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| 770-475 BC.
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| | for enlightened thinking and allows them
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| The art of martial arts incorporates the
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| | to reach deep within their being to find
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| use of many weapons. The most commonly
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| | an inner strength. Chinese martial arts
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| used weapons that were incorporated into
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| | incorporate the movements of kicking,
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| training classes during the Yuan Dynasty
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| | punching, thrusting, hitting, and
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| during the period 1271-1368 were spears,
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| | controlling. The martial arts student
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| axes, swords of all types, shapes and
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| | will learn to use all of these movements
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| sizes. The Chinese people would practice
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| | in an orchestrated manner that will
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| martial arts in front of crowds in a
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| | provide the best defense tactics
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| stage setting and all of the people in
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| | possible. Some of these movements are
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| the crowds were expected to learn from
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| | rendered with little speed but that
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| what they observed.
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| | reduction of speed will provide the
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| The Chinese organized martial arts
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| | highest impact. Weapons are used to
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| schools to develop this art form further
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| | enhance the defense capabilities of the
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| and this is how martial arts became an
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| | student.
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