Many confuse the terms but they’re distinctly different and important to understand. Power frees and unbinds movement, whereas Force can easily get blocked and restricted. Power is stable, energetic, endlessly emanating. It is stillness in relaxed motion affecting anything within its sphere of influence. Power doesn’t exhaust nor fatigue as it doesn’t clash against anything, […]
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Some travel tips I give to active professionals heading into hot zones or sketchy destinations around the world. They also apply for any high crime area as well. 1) Familiarize yourself with the entry and exit locations of your place of work, hotel, AirBNB or residence. You’ll want to show any potential threats surveilling you,
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Someone asked if KaizenTao utilizes kicks and if I had ever heard of the ‘question mark’ kick used in the UFC. I’d never heard it called a Question Mark kick but i looked to me like a traditional double roundhouse kick. The first half is a low line feint towards the knee to draw the
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In the martial arts world where many attempt to appropriate other’s hard-won mantles by parroting what they’d found online, it is refreshing to know teachers who have sacrificed and dedicated their lives to acquiring skills the old fashion way and can effectively transmit them to others. Professor Steve Kardian is such a teacher and I
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Nina’s 1st KaizenTao Class Photo: Adele Ray Aaah… to be young, free, unencumbered by fear, ego, insecurity, judgment and trepidation. An innate state we were all born with but lost once we’d adopted (sometimes at the behest of so-called experts) more self-limiting, self-doubting, self-sabotaging, and debilitating habits, which serves to hamper our lives and prevent
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I first met Professor Steve Kardian on Facebook. There was an online discussion about one of his women’s self-defense clips, which raised some questions in my Closed Facebook Group. I reached out to Steve for clarification, and he kindly took the time to elaborate on his methodology for me. Rarely would a teacher of his
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Thank you everyone for your support of the Professor Kardian video release! To express our appreciation and gratitude, I’ve added additional Bonus Material to this blockbuster video. Enjoy some highlights of the Bonus Material. There are more demonstrations and possibilities to explore with the rare details and subtleties that fascinated Professor Kardian.
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