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King Boxer (1972)

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Two martial arts schools prepare for an important tournament.

GSMC MMA Podcast

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Podcast

Golden State Media Concepts’ MMA Podcast is your ultimate Mixed Martial Arts podcast, covering...

The Ultimate Chinese Martial Art: The Science of the Weaving Stance Bagua 64 Forms and its Wellness Applications

Li Jun Feng, Ge Chun Yan and Tom Tong Luo

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The Ultimate Chinese Martial Art - The Science of the Weaving Stance Bagua 64 Forms and the Wellness...

The Secrets of Kyusho: Pressure Point Fighting

Stefan Reinisch, Juergen Hoeller and Axel Maluschka

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Every action in Martial Arts and self defense aims at discovering the opponents' weak points,...

Cobra Kai - Season One

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TV Season

Decades after their 1984 All Valley Karate Tournament bout, a middle-aged Daniel LaRusso and Johnny...

Bellator 360

6.8 (4 Ratings) Rate It

TV Show

Hosted by Jimmy Smith, 360 revisits the greatest KO's, submissions and finishes seen in the Bellator...

Tony Jaa recommended Enter the Dragon (1973) in Movies (curated)

"This is classic Bruce Lee and defined the martial arts movie genre for generations to come. Bruce Lee has a power and presence that will never be equalled. He was the first and this will never change. Enter The Dragon was really the first martial arts movie to break out internationally. Bruce had a fluidity and a look that was unique and very exciting to watch. The movie itself was not high budget, but everyone knows it and they never forget it."

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Yuen Woo-Ping recommended The Grandmaster (2013) in Movies (curated)

The Grandmaster (2013)

2013 | Action, Biography, Drama

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"Train Station Fight Hero fights with two people are the most fun to choreograph and probably also the most entertaining to watch. This film was a long time in the making – almost three years. The actors trained hard to learn martial arts and it all shows in this scene. Zhang Ziyi’s bagua and Max Zhang’s xingyi are on full display and we incorporated the best moves from each style. It was the perfect culmination of martial arts, hard work, and cinema."

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