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Your Mastery of Karate Beats Force
Your Mastery of Karate Beats Force. We take a trip into the world of semantics, rock, and roll, and boxing.
All of these are used to break down the differences between the words, power and force. Both of these words are getting used interchangeably in our day-to-day usage. There is a significance between the words and the results on the back end of the use of is also striking.
Batman
The superhero movie, the Spiderman, Ironman, Black Widow, it makes no difference they all save their problems with force. Using punches, kicks, and clubs are the given tools for superheroes to solve the immediate problem. It’s all forcing the issue and it’s how things get solving. You have an option your mastery of karate beats force.
Castle in Wales
Government Loves Force not Power
Governments love force. It is what they know and they are good at it. We take a walk down a path of how a fictitious misplaced business sign leads to the seizing of property. Forcing and a threating are the methods governments like employing, it is their stock and trade. If you are disagreeing with the idea, it’s is because you have done what is asked of you. As a citizen you are doing what your government is asking of you. Not a bad thing, however, force always looms.
The former Soviet Union has a wonderful example of force with attention to meet the needs of their citizens they built the most unattractive housing for their people. And if you think this behavior was exclusive to them, take a look at some of the public housing in the United States. Not anything other than ugly, ugly buildings forced upon the folks.
Your Power Should Be Similar to Lemmy’s, less force lots of power
Metallica, a big deal in the world of area filling rock shows, and these guys know who they are and their place in the universe even when they meet Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead.
Michael Dokes, Former World Boxing Association Heavyweight Champ.
Your Mastery of Karate Beats Force
Do you want to see skill get over on force? Watch Muhammad Ali ducks 21 punched in 10 seconds as Michael Dokes attempts to hit the greatest of all time. Muhammad Ali Dodges 21 Punches in 10 Seconds.
Your mastery of karate beats power every time, on the training floor and in the world at large.
You will enjoy these other podcasts.
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KRIS WILDER
Kris Wilder is a martial artist based in the semi-arid rolling lands of Eastern Washington. He has authored many martial art books, including the classic, The Way of Kata. Making no apologies for his obsession of Football he can be found telling any who will listen about the nuances of the Canadian Football League.
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Your Mastery of Karate Beats Force. We take a trip into the world of semantics, rock, and roll, and boxing.
All of these are used to break down the differences between the words, power and force. Both of these words are getting used interchangeably in our day-to-day usage. There is a significance between the words and the results on the back end of the use of is also striking.
Batman
The superhero movie, the Spiderman, Ironman, Black Widow, it makes no difference they all save their problems with force. Using punches, kicks, and clubs are the given tools for superheroes to solve the immediate problem. It’s all forcing the issue and it’s how things get solving. You have an option your mastery of karate beats force.
Castle in Wales
Government Loves Force not Power
Governments love force. It is what they know and they are good at it. We take a walk down a path of how a fictitious misplaced business sign leads to the seizing of property. Forcing and a threating are the methods governments like employing, it is their stock and trade. If you are disagreeing with the idea, it’s is because you have done what is asked of you. As a citizen you are doing what your government is asking of you. Not a bad thing, however, force always looms.
The former Soviet Union has a wonderful example of force with attention to meet the needs of their citizens they built the most unattractive housing for their people. And if you think this behavior was exclusive to them, take a look at some of the public housing in the United States. Not anything other than ugly, ugly buildings forced upon the folks.
Your Power Should Be Similar to Lemmy’s, less force lots of power
Metallica, a big deal in the world of area filling rock shows, and these guys know who they are and their place in the universe even when they meet Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead.
Michael Dokes, Former World Boxing Association Heavyweight Champ.
Your Mastery of Karate Beats Force
Do you want to see skill get over on force? Watch Muhammad Ali ducks 21 punched in 10 seconds as Michael Dokes attempts to hit the greatest of all time. Muhammad Ali Dodges 21 Punches in 10 Seconds.
Your mastery of karate beats power every time, on the training floor and in the world at large.
You will enjoy these other podcasts.
I Don’t Have to do AnythingAverage Karate and You Choose itRory Miller – Clarity
See how we can connect. Click on my picture.
KRIS WILDER
Kris Wilder is a martial artist based in the semi-arid rolling lands of Eastern Washington. He has authored many martial art books, including the classic, The Way of Kata. Making no apologies for his obsession of Football he can be found telling any who will listen about the nuances of the Canadian Football League.