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    This is truly inspiring...

    I know it is not TCMA but since there is always the debate as to why people do martial arts, I wanted to share this video (maybe it has been shared before... I don't know)... granted this person will never fight in a cage, spar, or anything of that matter but the true spirit of the martial arts and what kung fu truly signifies shines through

    It is truly inspiring... just watch http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVgg7S-0QCo
    Tom
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    Awesome!!!

    Thanks for sharing. I'm forwarding that clip to a group that I do a lot of work with called DisAbility Connections. You're right - it's very inspiring and reminds me of what the martial arts are supposed to be about.

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    Exuding will and spirit.
    Good for that guy.
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    Excellent.
    Truly, the spirit of MA shines through in those that go beyond what OTHERS view as their "limits".
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    thats what its all about! gret find pateticorecords thank you for that
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    I know a guy missing the lower half of one arm.... he's a killer on the mat and has developed a quite powerful BJJ for himself. He trains at Renzos.

    In fact, in some ways he's harder to deal with because I can't lock one of his arms. And the other is like steal.

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    thanks! sometime we need those reminders...

    here are a couple more that are as inspiring


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvxc8S5ybS4

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NJvgT60-mk

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TlZYXnhH-Y
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    I have a student who is missing both legs. I'm gonna show him this.
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    I always mention this article, but some years back I read about a judo coach who had a one armed student who won his first competition by way of a technique which had a common counter that involved the arm this student didn't have.

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