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Download Pdf Version THE FINEST GLOBAL MAGAZINE FOR THE FIGHTING ARTS World Of Martial Arts www.woma.tv.com MFeaturing: agazinE Ü FEMALE NINJAS Ü ROOTS OF UFC Ü SELF DEFENSE SAMUEL Ü UNBALANCED KWOK JUDO WING CHUN MASTER Ü XING YI QUAN REVEALED Chris Kent’s Ü TAI CHI ROOTS JEET KUNE DO Ü SURVIVAL GUIDE INVESTIGATED AIKIDO INSIGHTS JACKIE WITH BOB JONES CHAN Reborn Who Wins: 96 year old KARATE BLACKBELT versus 30 year old PRO BOXER Issue One │ September/October 2018 SITUATIONAL AWARENEss FROMSavate THE STREET TO THE RING What is SAVATE? Savate is a fighting art born on the streets in 19th Century France, hugely popular there and around the globe, in particular in the Balkan countries, and growing rapidly in the Americas, China and India. There are 100,000 practitioners worldwide. As a combat sport it is characterised by the mobility of the fighters and the use of the fists and feet as weapons combining elements of English boxing with graceful kicking techniques. All fighters wear boxing gloves and Savate boots. What Are The World Savate Assaut Championships? The popularity of Savate Assaut around the world is reflected in the increasing number of countries participating in the World Savate Assaut Championships. This year the Championships will take place in Bulgaria with 50 countries expected. Contact the Federation Internationale de Savate for more information about Savate around the world. fisavate.org Everyone is always talking, this and that, particularly about ‘Awareness of Surroundings’. Yeah, yeah, I heard it all. Recently someone said, “what happens in the WINTER when I’ve got a COLD or the FLU, can’t BREATHE or HEAR properly and I’m in a BAD ALLEY or DODGY STAIRCASE?” SIMPLE I say… Self Defense Problem Page with Master Wong SITUATIONAL AWARENEss Even if you’re a TOP INTERNATIONAL, STUNT MODEL inappropriately dressed for the typical FREEZING WINTER WEATHER and you’re ATTACKED BY Best thing if they try an amazing ASIAN STEVIE anything on is WONDER LOOKALIKE in stylish SMASH EM IN THE NUTS dark glasses OFFERING and then A TISSUE… …DON”T LET THEM CLOSE! Other wise you’re in BIG TROUBLE KICK EM IN THE STOMACH Then GET OUT OF THERE! “Your space is yours. Always control it and whoever enters it.” NEXT QUESTIon… www.woma.tv 03 THE FINEST GLOBAL MAGAZINE FOR THE FIGHTING ARTS World Of Martial Ar t s www.woma.tv.com MFeaturing: agazinE FEMALE NINJAS R O O T S O F UFC SELF DEFENSE SAMUEL THE UNBALANCED KWO K TEAM JUDO WING CHUN MASTER XING YI QUAN REVEALED CHRIS KENT’S Editor TAI CHI ROOTS JEET KUNE DO SURV I V A L G UIDE INVESTIGATE D AIKIDO Will Henshaw INSIGHTS WITH BOB JONES JAC KI E Editorial Specialist CHAN Kieran Clarkin R eb o r n Mick Tully W ho W ni s : 9 6 year old KARATE BLACKBELT versus 3 0 year old P R O B O X E R Issue One │ September/October 2018 Proof E Reader ditor’s Wolf Thorsson Design & Production Comment Martin Jennings Image Specialist W elcome to the First Edition of ‘World Of Freya Helenius We have grown from 11 years of success at W Contributors Television Martial Arts Magazine’ , with its weekly audience between 150,000 and 4,800,000. 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