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The AKF Tiger Martial
Arts Academy offers the finest in Martial Arts instruction. Here's a brief
description of each of the Arts we teach. To find out more about each of
the Arts click on your desired interest..
- Kyuki Do
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- Kyuki Do combines the
dynamic kicks, and strikes of Tae Kwon Do, the joint manipulation, and
controlling techniques of Hapki Do, the take downs of Judo the
traditional weaponry, and techniques from many other Martial Arts into
a complete defensive art.
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- Hapki Do
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Hapki
Do is a Soft Defensive Art, using powerful joint locks, pressure
points, submissions, and wrist manipulation.
- Jui Jitsu
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- Perhaps the ultimate
direction of the Martial Arts revolution is that all martial artists,
regardless of stylistic preference, can greatly benefit from learning
the skills of grappling in Jui Jitsu. Experience has revealed that
grappling on the feet, and on the ground is almost inevitable in real
combat.
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- eXtreme Kickboxing
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Kick
& Jab yourself into meeting up with a match with this eXciting new
workout – eXtreme Kickboxing. Train with Master Dave Garrison, the
originator of this nonstop intense kickboxing workout that
incorporates Martial Arts such as Karate, Tai boxing, Kali, and Kung
Fu. This rocking class is a great way to tone your body, and learn
some powerful self-defense moves.
- Tai Chi & Yoga
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Tai Chi Chuan,
also known to western people as Tai Chi, is an exercise with the
movements of one's head, eyes, arms, hands, body, legs, and feet done
in coordination with one's mind and respiration.
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Yoga
offers a balanced state, control of mind, a way to better manage
emotions and a positive attitude in life.
- Weapons
The weapons of the Orient
fascinate many students, especially when TV and movies present them as almost
magical. In truth, training in the traditional weapons takes much time,
practice and often includes many bumps and bruises. Some students learn a few
manipulations, or fancy twirls and movements, and think that they know how to
use the weapon. In reality, the fancy tricks would almost never be used in a
real fight and exist primarily to demonstrate the user's knowledge and
physical control of the weapon.
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