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Martial Arts
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Written by Mukhzani Mustaffa
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Saturday, 15 June 2013 09:53 |
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Why bother wasting time learning self defence when you can just buy a pepper spray, stun gun or even a gun. I don't have time to learn any of these and having the right tools is enough to protect me and my loved ones. It's easy, simple and effective. |
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Hunting
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Written by Dustin Aaron
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Friday, 14 June 2013 13:38 |
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Plenty of people want to increase their handgun shooting skill. Every person knows that the best way to do this is to shoot lots of bullets on the practice range until your accuracy is where it needs to be. This can get really expensive. |
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Hunting
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Written by Jamie Marsh
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Thursday, 13 June 2013 20:56 |
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When you've got a love for firearms, along with the technologies and beauty driving their design, then perhaps a gunsmith class could be precisely what you're seeking. As a new gunsmith trainee, you'll study ways to develop, manufacture, fix, and maintain all sorts of weapons. There are plenty of distinct vocations which you may choose within the field of gunsmithing, so you will need to do some investigation to locate a great gunsmith program. Here are some gunsmith specializations that you can choose: Specialty Builder/Designer, Finisher, Stockmaker, Checkerer, Gun Engraver, Manufacturer |
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Martial Arts
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Written by Rod Bourgoine
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Saturday, 08 June 2013 05:53 |
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While working out at one of those cookie-cutter fitness centers is certainly one way to get into optimum shape, there are other alternatives that can improve both your mind and body in a much more relevant way. Joining a gym that specializes in mixed martial arts training has many advantages over training at typical athletic club. |
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Martial Arts
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Written by Colton Levitt
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Thursday, 06 June 2013 23:41 |
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It seems that every time Donald (The Cobra) Curry and Marlon (Magic Man) Starling climb up into the ring with each other, the shadow of Sugar Ray Leonard threatens to eclipse them even before the first punch is tossed. |
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Hunting
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Written by Jamie Marsh
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Tuesday, 04 June 2013 10:56 |
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When you've got a love for firearms, along with the technologies and beauty driving their design, then perhaps a gunsmith class could be precisely what you're seeking. As a new gunsmith trainee, you'll study ways to develop, manufacture, fix, and maintain all sorts of weapons. There are plenty of distinct vocations which you may choose within the field of gunsmithing, so you will need to do some investigation to locate a great gunsmith program. Here are some gunsmith specializations that you can choose: Specialty Builder/Designer, Finisher, Stockmaker, Checkerer, Gun Engraver, Manufacturer |
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Martial Arts
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Written by Michael Pritsker
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Monday, 03 June 2013 23:04 |
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When training for mixed martial arts, the side effects that come with it are muscle soreness and, most often, damage. The way you decide to cope with the damages done to your body is up to you. During a fight whether you're put in an arm bar, or putting your opponent in to an arm bar, the damage that may occur to your body is inevitable. |
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Martial Arts
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Written by Rod Bourgoine
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Sunday, 02 June 2013 16:37 |
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While working out at one of those cookie-cutter fitness centers is certainly one way to get into optimum shape, there are other alternatives that can improve both your mind and body in a much more relevant way. Joining a gym that specializes in mixed martial arts training has many advantages over training at typical athletic club. |
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Biking
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Written by Alan Taylor
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Tuesday, 28 May 2013 20:49 |
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Elite Cycling Fitness Endurance Training Programmes can give you high threshold power, good recovery ability, aerobic endurance, muscular endurance, core strength and upper body muscular endurance. All these are quality attributes for elite cycling fitness. Your cycling endurance training programmes need to be varied and balanced, without forgetting outside road training, yoga, indoor exercise bike training and plenty of rest. |
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Martial Arts
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Written by Rod Bourgoine
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Monday, 27 May 2013 21:02 |
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In some ways, mixed martial arts is definitely a free-for-all, allowing fighters to use skills from many different fighting styles in order to win a bout. However, there are still rules and these regulations not only are in place to protect fighters, but they also ensure a fair competition. |
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