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Joshua started his martial journey in the art of Taekwondo, and holds a rank of second degree black belt. He has since developed a love for Chinese martial arts and has dabbled in many different styles from different countries. He is willing to learn anything and absorb what is useful to him from it. Joshua also loves to write, and is inspired by his strong Christian Faith. He has been studying martial arts for ten years.

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Martial Arts

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Be a martial arts master/teacher

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too many to recall

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Freelance Writer

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When I realized God chose me

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Bible, classic literature, beautiful but also gritty sights

Sports & Recreation > Martial Arts Kung Fu: The basic strikes of Choy Lay Fut

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Every Choy Lay Fut style or lineage has a similar set of core, foundational techiques that reoccur through the forms and the art's application. In some styles this is referred to as the "10 elements", though other school may use a different term. Some schools differ from the other, but they are apart of the same system of Choy Lay Fut. Below are these ten common techniques. 1.) Kum choy is a slapping deflection use to intercept and throw an attack off the line of danger. It can also double as a pin to hold down (or "trap") an opponent's limbs durring a fight. 2.) Na choy is a thrusting or ...

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