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Nina Capoeira in Brazil
Many parents ask me which activities, sports, martial arts, dance, they should enroll their kids in and how early. My answer is always the ones they enjoy most, and as early as they’re able. The only thing to watch for is to not force them into anything, or be one of those horrific backstage Moms
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Life’s Good
Nothing like wrapping up KaizenTao training with custom training blades and a fresh coconut while the Holly See is in town. DC feels like Vatican City. A capuccino is in order. 🙂 Enjoy your Paths!
Tusind Tak Ole Kingston Sensei
Got this delightful surprise from my dear friend Ole Kingston of Denmark. This is Ole Sensei’s Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu Enryukai new school’s emblem with rich symbolic significances. The bag comes from Kiyota Japan, handmade by fine artisans. Thank you Ole, you’re the best!
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A Lil Spin Around Saigon
The Vietnamese call a moped “Honda” and mortorcycle “Moto”. So be sure you’re clear with the terminology when you go to rent one. Fortunately for me, my newly discovered relative Anh Nghia, owns a bunch of them and was able to loan me one to go around Saigon and the Cuchi Tunnels. You haven’t lived
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Khmer Court Dancers of Siem Reap, Cambodia
Was privileged to attend an incredible Buffet, Dinner Dance show at Koulen Restaurant in Siem Reap. Highly recommend for anyone wishing to see Khmer Court dancers in full traditional costumes. These exquisitely beautiful and delicate dancers tell stories with their well trained hands symbolizing fruits, flowers and leaves. The orchestra plays traditional music with original
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Nothing Breeds Success, Like Success
Jim Tran came to me for private lessons to improve his fighting skills and to get into better shape. He had a background in Vietnamese Kung Fu, MMA, and BJJ under Ryan Hall. At 242 lbs, Jim possesses above average strength, endurance, and coordination, but his biggest asset is his consistent practice. Jim dilligently practices
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KaizenTao “Bottle of Life”, Europe-Asia Booking
I am blessed beyond belief, and left speechless once again. I’ve just received this stunning work of Art from my sister’s In-laws from Goa, India. They’re school teachers and one of their extremely talented students Avril, made this KaizenTao Bottle of Life for me. It can be wired to illuminate as a lamp by adding
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“Golden Rod” Efficient Running
Got a feedback from Ryan Bertrand, a PCS (Progressive Combat Solutions) Instructor I’d met at the USAF Raven Special Forces training at Joint Base Ft. Dix-McGuire-Lakehurst. I’d given Ryan some adjustments to improve his already superb balance, bio-mechanical efficiency, and power delivery. He wanted to share how it improved his running. Ryan is an avid
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