Category Archives: Personal Training
🥋 Join Sensei Greg Magwood at the Summer Push Hands Camp! 🥋
Join Sensei Greg Magwood at the Summer Push Hands Camp in Madoc, Ontario! Experience a full day of training in the upright grappling skills of Tai Chi and Internal Martial Arts, designed for practitioners of all levels. Whether you’re looking to improve your fighting game, learn new skills, or meet like-minded enthusiasts, the Push Hands Camp offers a welcoming and enriching environment. Open to all styles, the camp emphasizes learning, sharing, and total balance domination. Book your spot now for an unforgettable summer experience! 🥋 Continue reading
Summer Classes with Sensei Walther!
Summer Classes We invite you to take part in summer classes being held outside on the shores of Moira Lake. The classes are for adults and children from three to ninety-nine years of age. The instruction is rich in ancient … Continue reading
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Arthritis in the Hands Seminar
I hate it when people suffer like this. People with arthritis in their hands want to do everything they can but they can only do so much until the pain sets it. With my martial arts mind, I call that … Continue reading
Sensei Jim Werden – Martial Paths Online Training
Sensei Jim Werden, head Sensei of Martial Paths has a new YouTube Channel, check it out!
Posted in Chi Kung, Chito Ryu, General, Grappling, Healing, Hot Off The Press!, Jiu Jitsu, Karate, Kids, Kung Fu, Martial Arts, Outdoor, Peace, Personal Training, Self Defense, Tai Chi, Tai Chi, Teaching
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Older… But Not Weaker
As a kid, I was amazed to read about Morihei Ueshiba, the Founder of Aikido. I was just starting out and I knew how tough it was for me to get a grip on sparring and randori when facing one opponent. But … Continue reading
