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I've heard hate from both sides with people talking about how horrible Judo, BJJ, wrestling (in all its forms), Muay Thai, etc. are and then others saying TMA are not practical and are a rip off.

I will say that I don't see anyone posting on craigslist every few weeks how useless Kung Fu, Tang So Do and Karate all are.

The example of War Machine is a pretty poor one. Along with the few bad apples are many well respected athletes - world champions in their respected sports, former Olympians, etc.

If you want to use the example of War Machine as saying all MMA practitioners are violent offenders then I will toss up this example:

http://www.unfictional.com/bobby-j-blythe-let-willie-j-dennis-murder-a-schizophrenic

Then obviously karate black belts are murderers and like to brutally assault the mentally handicapped.

Also I will toss up from my personal knowledge that Tang So Do black belts are child molesters. I know of one who molested a friend of a mine for years as the student's teacher.

So with your logic - obviously most TMA practitioners are going to turn out being pedophiles and murderers.

Anyways - please don't bother posting such crap anymore. Stay on your websites and post your opinions stop cluttering up craigslist with rants in the wrong section - this is the activity partners section. Take this to rants/raves where it belongs.

PS - the same goes for your other post MMA Fight Club - activity partners.

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These sports are nothing but pure violence, and instructors try to brainwash you into thinking otherwise. Instructors try to say its about scoring points and about "finding out your strengths and weaknesses which leads to self-discovery", when its really not (ya cuz u need to beat up someone to discover yourself, lol). But you need to ask yourself, "whats the point of me kicking him in the head?" etc. I signed up to serve my country, to defend against people attacking my country. But what on earth did the guy/girl standing in front of u in the ring/cage/mat, do to you, to cause you to beat them up? Would u beat up a random person on the streets? Of course not, they did nothing to you! So why do it to them?

First of all, let me explain to you the science behind "fighting": Knockouts, occur when there is "trauma" to the brain stem, usually by a sharp rotation of the head. So thats why you see many fighters aiming for the chin, it causes a quick rotation which leads to a trauma of the stem, if a person drops, it hits the nose, if they flinch back it hits the neck, if they move sideways it hits the jawline. Jaw and cheek: There is a nerve in that area of your face that runs directly up to your brain and when your face is struck hard it causes the brain to shut down. A hit to the facial area will cause lack of balance, focus, and disorientation. Now, this sport claims to teach focus and balance, by doing things to make you LOSE focus and balance??? Lol, makes no sense. Fighters will also watch their opponent when they are breathing IN, and hit them in the gut area as theyre breathing in, causes them to lose breathe and be knocked out. Some fighters will repeatedly hit their opponent in the head, because it causes a concussion. Often you see a fighter kicking an opponent on the side of the head, because it causes a quick rotation which traumatizes the brain stem. Many times they go after the temple, because its softer, and easier way to apply trauma. Sometimes you see a knee to the ribcage area, it practically pierces the lungs, causing a direct trauma and losing breathe. Choking, a fighter will choke you because it cuts off the trachea, and cuts off blood flow to the brain, thus making you become unconscious. Arm breaks, leg breaks, etc: In submitting, grappling, etc...theyll grab your arm or leg/foot and keep pulling. If the fighter doesnt tap out, youre supposed to simply break the arm by pulling it as much as you can, tearing the ligaments. All of this, sounds SO SAFE doesnt it???

All of this, can lead to paralysis or death. If there was no referee to stop the chin pounding and all that, the person WOULD die. Regardless of whether or not there is a ref, its still inhumane and flat out disgusting. Some instructors try to tell their students that beating someone within an inch of their life and then STOP, so they dont die, is respectful...because youre respectful enough not to kill them. ..............Seriously, were these people born yesterday? Mostly, fighters make hits to the head (the control center of the body), the area most likely to cause trauma, death, paralysis, etc. In most sports, head hits are banned (football, hockey, etc)...thats why they wear pads. Yet these sports, they go for the head. Oh oh oh, almost forgot: Instructors will defend all this by saying "well thats why we use gloves"....lol no, the truth is...gloves are worse, because it allows you to hit HARDER. Gloves arent that soft, it still hurts like hell. Some instructors will defend all this brain stem trauma by saying they dont allow hits on the back of the head for safety reasons, lol...thats a lie. They dont allow hits to the back of the head because its too easy. Fans want to see a long fight, not a 10 second pounding. If you're allowed to hit in the back of the head, the fight will be over in a minute. Think about it...if they didnt allow you to hit to the back of the head because of safety reasons, they wouldnt allow you to hit someone in a way where it traumatizes the brain stem, or cuts off blood flow (choke). Didnt think about that, did you?

If anyone tells you nobody's ever died in these sports, theyre lying. Look it up online, people HAVE died and ruined their lives from it.

Personally, I wouldnt mind one bit if they made stronger rules for these sports. For instance, no hitting in the head, mandatory body pads, NO CHOKING (do i need to explain why?), amateur rules, no more than 2 hits at a time (ie...u catch ur opponent off guard, and throw a flury of fists at him. Well instead, u throw 2 fists at him and back off), and no competing until you're 18. Like every other sport, when blood is seen, the game is stopped and the guy is bandaged up. I think its dumb to see some guy with blood all over him and it still goes on, so if blood is seen, the fight is stopped. Lastly, ban celebrations. If these sports teach respect (apparently), a fighter wouldnt be parading around the ring after knocking someone out, instead they should take a knee beside their opponent (shows lots of respect).

Soon, New York will vote on whether or not to legalize mma in their state. Obviously many fans are writing and saying how safe it is, but many reps and state senators are calling it brutal, mindless...but regardless, it may just become legalized (and in my opinion, it will be). Here's why: Money. I have several buddies working on capitol hill who speak with people about all sorts of issues, and i myself know a governor and a few representatives. The ONLY reason the sport of MMA is legalized is simply: Money. It brings the state a lot of money, and a state like New York who is currently losing lots of money, will get lots of money from it. But rest assured, most congressmen, senators, state senators, assemblymen, delegates, etc, ARE opposed to the sport. Yes, people get hurt in all sports, but only in combat sports, do people get hurt PURPOSELY. There was a poll that went around in new york, and 67% of residents said they didnt want this sport legalized, and over half the legislature said the same, BUT...they said it would bring money to the state. That'll be a huge shame, putting money over brutality. But im not worried....because there are so many whiny parents out there who wont let their kids watch porn or Rated R movies, and the moment they see this stuff mainstreamed on channel 4, theyll complain. And who knows, it may get banned all over. But do know people, the ONLY reason its legalized in many states, is because of the money it brings in. Out of the 37 states its legalized in, 31 of the governors, think the sport is brutal, barbaric, and violent. The government tries to make laws against abuse, violence, bullying....why on EARTH would they allow this stuff then?? Money. The only reason it seems like many people enjoy these sports, is because you never hear from the people who are opposed to it. I guarantee if people went to the polls in every state and voted on election day to ban or not ban it, itd get banned in at least 40 states. I have family in Texas (Texas!), and they tell me all the time that nobody they know approves of it.

Is that not enough? Try this, i read in an article: In July, the chairman of the new york state athletic commission was removed as chairman (he was very much opposed to mma). Two days later, the governor (fight fan) announced that a person whom is a vocal proponent of MMA would chair the commission. Hmm.......are you thinking what im thinking? I withheld names for privacy purposes. Not to mention even the dean of sportswriters, and the heads of boxing organizations are opposed to MMA. A few representatives who voted against MMA, received threats....wow, that doesnt show much "respect" or "discipline" does it? Some fight fans will say the violence rate dropped when MMA was legalized, but let me explain why. Because beforehand, people were fighting on the streets where cops could arrest them. Now, those people are fighting inside (and for sport), so cops cant arrest them, lol. So actually, the violence rate is on the rise...you just dont see it!

Have you ever looked up in a dictionary what "martial arts" means? It means "art of war". Hmmm, art of war? Why is "art of war" being taught to people who arent in war, or to 5 year olds?

Over and over again, people in these sports talk about how safe it is, how its MUCH safer than gymnastics, soccer, hockey, etc. Compare the amount of blood spilt in martial arts, to soccer. Compare the amount of people passed out in MMA, to gymnastics. NOW which is worse? What fight fans dont realize is, the long term effects of this stuff. They dont understand the science behind it, they think its "cool" to watch guys fight barbarically, but they dont understand the science, what its doing to their bodies.

If soccer, football, hockey, etc has more injuries, perhaps its because soccer/football/hockey players compete on a WEEKLY basis for HOURS. Whereas in MMA and all those violent sports, they compete every month or every few months for 5-15 minutes.

So martial arts teach balance, focus, concentration, coordination, body conditioning (along with every other sport lol). So how come some fighters get winded and knocked out in minutes, yet football and soccer players can go for hours and still be topnotch. How come Brock Lesnar went out for football and couldnt even make the practice squad for the Vikings? Try being a Tour De France cyclist, see if you can cycle for 8 hours up and down mountains. I dare you, fighters.

Martial arts isnt about fighting? So why did Chuck Lidell say in an NBC interview, "we wouldnt be doing this stuff if we didnt have issues".

Many times, martial art people try to say, "its about self defense. If someone came in your home and tried to attack your mother, would u just sit there?"....uhh, what on EARTH does some criminal intruding in my house and attacking my mother, have to do with me getting in a cage with some random guy who did NOTHING to me?

Why do people enjoy martial arts so much? Because they enjoy violent entertainment. What, do you REALLY think the fans watch it for any other reason? You wonder why you never hear the crowd cheering when the fighters are standing and staring, yet when one guy is on the floor pounding the other one repeatedly, the whooole crowd cheers as the top of their lungs. Because thats what they want, to see a pounding. And when a guy gets knocked out, everyone cheers. Now in most other sports, everyone is in silence and wondering if the guy is okay if he passes out.

What exactly is the benefit of martial arts? Tell me how this "discipline, mental toughness, coordination, balance"...is useful in your life? Please someone tell me, because whenever I ask, I dont get an answer...and actually a few times Ive been kicked out of gyms when I started asking. What, are they hiding something? People these days are not capable of being disciplined. BUT, studies have shown that video games can improve mentality, coordinaton, focus. So can fish oil! So can ANY other sport, lol.

Martial Arts is a foreign "sport". The people who enjoy these sports the most, are usually....yes, country people, rednecks, southerners, people who live in the midwest, hicks. Now correct me if im wrong, but dont THOSE people in particular, despise foreigners? So why on EARTH would they like "martial arts" then, seeing as how its a foreign "sport"? They hate soccer, hockey, etc. They like martial arts because they enjoy watching brutality and violence.

Some say they take it to give themselves control so they don’t bully, and that’s sad (and a lie). I had perfect control before I took mma.

Ive read articles, ive spoken to trainers, instructors, and the consensus is…martial arts, boxing, kickboxing are WORTHLESS on the streets. So why teach this stuff if theyre WORTHLESS in the streets? See, if youre on the streets, youre “off guard”. You don’t know if someone is gonna attack you, so if you get attacked, youre “off guard”, and you lose. Studies have shown that these simple “self defense” classes that last an hour, are MUCH more useful than combat sports. Plus, most people on the streets, arent TRAINED. Cage fights are worse than high school fights because you actually know HOW to knock someone out.

Some instructors try to say that fighting is human nature, that even animals do it.....well wow, its surely not MY nature, lol. Ive been in this world for a looooong time, and never once needed to "fight". So I have no idea what nature they are talking about, lol. They compare it to the days of Jesus, or the Gladiators in Rome, where people killed each other...and thats sick. Do you REALLY think God approves of two people fighting for no reason whatsoever?

You want to know why the people who do it, enjoy mma and all those sports? Because their people who love fighting. So they view this as a way of fighting legally, committing assault and getting away with it. In order to make it legal, these instructors CANT say its about fighting and bloodshed, they HAVE TO say its about confidence, control, etc...otherwise itd be banned in a heartbeat, lol. And since these instructors and lovers KNOW that people believe everything they hear, they go after the younger people mostly, but hey, adults can be dumb too. And then when girls come in, the instructors try to make them think we live in a violent world where self defense is a MUST, when its not (i know tons of women who've never been attacked). The instructors make you think you're a "warrior".....oh really? Warriors right now, are in Iraq and Afghanistan. How come you're not there then? No, sorry to break it to you, but you combat sport lovers are NOT warriors.

Not to mention, almost every medical association alive, speaks AGAINST the sport. Almost every doctor, speaks AGAINST the sport. I wonder why. Id rather trust a doctor than some bloodshed loving guy. And those docs who do speak FOR it, are usually the younger ones who are still drunks and living the "party life".

Feel free to pass it on if you agree. Heck, send it to your state government. Ive researched this stuff left and right, and there is overwhelming evidence to be able to ban it completely, but like I said earlier, its not banned because it brings MONEY in, thats the only reason why! My life goal is to get all these sports banned (Unless they decide to make stronger rules like the ones I wrote.). And i think anyone who is opposed to it, needs to take a big stand against it. ]]> 2009-12-18T00:50:34-05:00 en-us Copyright © 2009 craigslist, inc. http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1515366174.html text 2009-12-18T00:50:34-05:00 http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1515365413.html
Consider going to these schools who have a long, and well established reputation in the area. They embody the spirit of what it means to be a martial artist, who will teach you respect, and humility, get your mind and body in shape and can teach you how to defend yourself.

http://www.wahlumpai.us/
http://www.kokikaiboston.com/
http://www.boston-ninpo.com/
http://www.taichi-arts.com/
http://www.tkd-boston.com/
http://www.karateinboston.com/
http://www.ymaaboston.com/
http://www.taichi.com/
http://www.brooklinetaichi.com/
http://www.jkaboston.com/
http://www.jiannshyongkungfu.com/

MMA Gyms like Waikru supports a group of individuals whose sole purpose is to degrade the spirit of martial arts. These gyms are the headquarters to a bunch of punks, thugs, and Bulls*#do martial artists. These thugs invite you to their school for what they call "friendly sparring", but its really a just to throw you around and prove their MMA is the only true martial art. Martial arts isnt about being a hater. Its about respecting others, to start. These people dont understand what it means to be a real martial artist. Its not about beating someone up in a cage like some bar fight.

And here's what they really think of martial artists that aren't MMA:

"Wushu sure does suck. I think it must have been created on another planet for its originator to believe it could EVER be applied. Pretty much ANY Kung Fu licks my azz. Aikido would be a close second. Truely a WORTHLESS peice of Shid. Pretty much EVERYTHING up there sucks except for Catch Wrestling and BJJ."
http://www.bullshido.net/forums/showpost.php?p=714&postcount=2

"Pretty much ALL Kung Fu sucks man. I know that you TRUELY want to believe that Monkey Kung Fu might be real in some distant reality but, SORRY, not only does it have NO value as a martial art but its practitioners look ridiculous when training in it."
http://www.bullshido.net/forums/showpost.php?p=741&postcount=29

"There are some styles which are simply crap. Many forms of martial arts, such as Wing Chun, Ninjutsu, Aikido and many traditional forms of Karate contain or rely heavily on techniques which are just crap."
http://www.bullshido.net/forums/showpost.php?p=2011166&postcount=1

"Honesty, Respect, Self Control, Humility, Indomitable Spirit.." - In other words... The teacher has never been in a fight... RUN.

* Honesty = They tell EXACTLY how long it will take to get your black belt, and how much they will charge your credit card.
* Respect = Actually means self deception in this case because you are told that the triple-super-lucky-star-whirlwind punch will hurt your opponent.
* Self Control = You never do full-contact sparring so in an actual fight you automatically pull your punches.
* Humility = You'll need it after you get your ass kicked by a 13 year old.
* Indomitable Spirit = You will be brainwashed so badly that after your ass has been kicked, you still go to the same dojo and believe you are samurai warrior."

http://www.bullshido.net/forums/showpost.php?p=2112739&postcount=1

Here's what MMA fighters have to look forward to when their careers have washed up, namely being the subject of a MANHUNT in Las Vegas for beating a girl at a Porn Party:
http://www.kvbc.com/Global/story.asp?S=11593410

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Established CO-ED Softball Team (we play year-round w/ the BSSC) is looking for a female player to join for the upcoming season starting December 28th (Monday). The season is 8 games long plus playoffs if the team qualifies (usually does). We play monday nights with the BSSC.com at Strike One on Route 1 in Danvers. Very easy to get to as it is right off route 1.

We are accepting any level of player. What we care most is that you try hard, have a good attitude and are dependable. If you are that than we can use you!

The cost is $100 for the season for BSSC members or $125 for Non Members. We can discuss membership and when it is appropriate to become one, etc.

We also accept credit card payments through paypal. We forward an invoice and then you respond with CC payment if that is easier.

Attitude, Effort and Dependability are more important to us than talent and what not. We want fun people on this team!!!

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Do you like helping others? Do you like meeting new people who share your values?

On average 169 Bostonians join every month!
http://www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Volunteer-Meetup-Who-else-likes-to-help-others/ ]]> 2009-12-17T08:20:59-05:00 en-us Copyright © 2009 craigslist, inc. http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1514026255.html text 2009-12-17T08:20:59-05:00 http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1514012851.html 2009-12-17T07:59:53-05:00 en-us Copyright © 2009 craigslist, inc. http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1514012851.html text 2009-12-17T07:59:53-05:00 http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1514007907.html 2009-12-17T07:50:54-05:00 en-us Copyright © 2009 craigslist, inc. http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1514007907.html text 2009-12-17T07:50:54-05:00 http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1513926368.html
EACH SALES REP/COORDINATOR WILL BE PAID 35 PERCENT OF THEIR GROSS SALES IN COMMISSION BASED COMPENSATION PLAN.

REPS ALSO WILL BE GIVEN FREE LEAGUE MEMBERSHIPS.

PREVIOUS SALES EXPERIENCE HELPFUL BUT NOT MANDATORY.

WHAT IS MANDATORY IS THAT THE PEOPLE WE HIRE ARE FRIENDLY, ARTICULATE, PROJECT WELL AND ARE TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS..

INTERESTED PARTIES SHOULD EMAIL US THEIR RESUMES AND ALSO TELL US WHY HE/SHE WOULD LIKE TO FILL ONE OF THE AVAILABLE POSITIONS AND WHY HE/SHE WOULD BE SUCCESSFUL AT SAID JOB.

WE WILL REPLY TO ALL SERIOUS INQUIRIES AND SET UP INTERVIEWS WITH QUALIFIED CANDIDATES.]]> 2009-12-17T02:36:28-05:00 en-us Copyright © 2009 craigslist, inc. http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1513926368.html text 2009-12-17T02:36:28-05:00 http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1513764324.html
I work in Arlington and live on the North Shore. I am a resposible, professional happily married family man with a true desire to become fluent in Japanse. I have completed Pimlseur Level 1 program and am about to embark on Level 2.

Let's help each other.]]> 2009-12-16T22:40:08-05:00 en-us Copyright © 2009 craigslist, inc. http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1513764324.html text 2009-12-16T22:40:08-05:00 http://boston.craigslist.org/sob/act/1513583651.html We currently have 6 teams slated to start on the 20th and are looking to add more.
The league will run Sunday mornings from 9-12.
Please visit the website http://www.holbrooksportscenter.com/flag/adult.htm or contact me if you have any questions.

We are looking for teams right now but I'll be glad to take the information of individuals who are trying to join on existing teams. ]]> 2009-12-16T20:05:14-05:00 en-us Copyright © 2009 craigslist, inc. http://boston.craigslist.org/sob/act/1513583651.html text 2009-12-16T20:05:14-05:00 http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1513562526.html





personal fitness weight training fitness fitness trainers personal personal loss camps loss camp trainer exercise boot boot training trainers fat trainer

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This would be informal practice without the constraint and expense of an acting class.

Ideally would like to get together and just read through scenes and discuss acting concepts and theory without having to stress over the cost and criticism of a formal class.

Could be the type of thing to form a group out of.

If you live in the Boston area send me an email if you want to discuss.

I am 29, male, straight, normal, living in downtown Boston. Am currently doing improv in a group, want to do more with acting.

Thanks


]]> 2009-12-16T18:23:19-05:00 en-us Copyright © 2009 craigslist, inc. http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1513438981.html text 2009-12-16T18:23:19-05:00 http://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/act/1513375109.html If you’d like to be informed directly about classes and workshops I offer in the Greater Boston area, please respond with your email address and I’ll include you on my email list. This list will ONLY be used to let you know about upcoming classes.

I teach at different locations and at various times, in addition to regularly scheduled ongoing and taiji classes in Arlington. Although I post my classes on craigslist, being on my email list is the most reliable, immediate way to let you know my current schedule. Weekly taiji and qigong classes are currently listed under CL “Classes”, and on my website.

For course listings, descriptions and other detailed information, please visit my website:

http://compassionate-arts.com/taiji_and_qigong.html

**New classes beginning in January!**

Classes and workshops are offered at various times throughout the year.

Private lessons are available at any time.

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Want to learn more about qigong? You may enjoy the CD, "Understanding Qigong: A Guide For Western Minds", available on the Catalog page of my site: http://www.compassionate-arts.com/catalog.html. A PDF of my article, "Qigong Basice for Everyone", recently published in Qi Journal, will be included as a free gift with every purchase of the CD (for website purchases only).
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:
Steven Cardoza, M.Sc., L.Ac., holds a Master of Science Degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine and a Diplomate from the National Commission for the Certification of Acupuncturists (NCCA), and is a licensed acupuncturist in both Massachusetts and California, as well as an herbalist, bodyworker, medical qigong practitioner, and nutrition counselor with an active practice in the Boston area. From 1995-2000 he was an examiner for the NCCA national board exams. He is certified to teach Wu taiji and qigong by Daoist lineage holder Master B.K. Frantzis. Some of his other qigong teachers include 14th generation lineage holder of China’s E Mei tradition, Master Fu Weizhong; and Master Hong Liu, author of The Healing Art of Qigong. Steven is recognized by the States of California and Massachusetts as a continuing education provider for licensed acupuncturists.


Some comments from previous class and workshop participants:
"A terrific seminar! Very well paced and full of lots of useful, well presented material. He interspersed nicely the energetic explanations of the postures. Questions were answered plainly with practical analogies."
Anne Geraghty, L.Ac.

Steve is an excellent teacher, consistently patient, creative, and skillful. Steve uses a variety of approaches to explain the Taiji form, including demonstrations, (partner) exercises, and even metaphor. He is extremely knowledgable concerning the underpinnings of Taiji, its health benefits and its martial arts applications.  He gives personal attention to each student and breaks down the complicated form into smaller elements that are easier to understand. Steve also has a pleasant, helpful manner that makes the class enjoyable. I would enthusiastically recommend his classes to anyone interested in the benefits of Taiji. Sincerely,
John Heymann

“I have been diabetic since age 3 and am insulin dependent. I have been your (tai chi) student for several weeks. (After more than 10 years of no sensation in my feet from diabetic neuropathy, since beginning my tai chi practice), sensation in my feet has increased, and for the last two weeks (the sensations) have increased strongly. I am positive that the tai chi system gives very good results for my diabetic condition.”

Alla Pourzyreva

“Very well organized and comprehensive. This was an excellent class, one of the best I’ve taken.”
Donald Currie L.Ac.

“It was good to have you as a teacher. Your teaching was so concise and detailed. Thank you much.”
Julian Wong

“In high school I injured my shoulder wrestling and playing football. It has been bothering me for twenty years, I tried everything I could think of to help it, streaching, going to various doctors including physical therapy, but after a few months it was only slightly better. I work in construction, so this was interfering with my work as well as with most other aspects of my life, and I still was not able to get better. I recently decided to get back in shape and began lifting weights and the pain came back worse then ever and I had to stop doing shoulder exercises. I read an article on Qigong and figured it was worth a try so I looked up Steve and signed up for private lessons. I explained my shoulder problems to him and he taught me some Chinese exercises, and after just two weeks of learning and practicing my shoulder felt almost back to normal. Now, I'm able to work, sleep, and live my life without shoulder pain, and I've even been able to resume lifting weights."
Dean Gilligan


“More than promised. Excellent knowledge of course subject from general to specific. Excellent class not only for info to clients, but for personal rejuvenation and increased energy.”
Cindy Lyon, L.Ac.

“Thank you (for) an awesome workshop. An amazing level of detailed instruction superbly communicated. This is the first time I’ve felt deeply motivated to take up a regular qigong practice.”
Ian Goldsmidt

“(The) material was very accessible for both beginning and more advanced students. Steven presents material with a very clear narrative background, methodical practical experience, and ongoing individualized guidance. (He) is and excellent instructor--quite gifted, yet humble in his presentation. Thank you for your skill and sensitivity.”
Pat Mayo

“He has studied under well-known masters and instructors, and his knowledge of the taught material was self-evident. I would very much recommend this course for anyone, and will whenever I have the chance!”
Masayuki Hamazaki, L.Ac.

“Thanks for your friendly and thorough approach to teaching!” Doug Maclaren

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Hosted By Leanski

Sponsored By: Vita Coco

2 vs 2 Popping for $400
2 vs 2 B-boy/B-girl $400

Damage: $10
Time: 12-7PM
Date: Saturday January 30th, 2010
Venue: The Wonder Bar
186 Harvard Avenue
Allston, MA 02134-2806

Judges:
Popping: Megatron
B-boy/B-girl:Crazy Freddy & B-boy Spirit

DJS: Deck Bros
Lean Rock

For more information, please e-mail us or call 617 783 2899]]> 2009-12-16T17:23:26-05:00 en-us Copyright © 2009 craigslist, inc. http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1513357322.html text 2009-12-16T17:23:26-05:00 http://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/act/1513341081.html 2009-12-16T17:13:23-05:00 en-us Copyright © 2009 craigslist, inc. http://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/act/1513341081.html text 2009-12-16T17:13:23-05:00 http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/act/1513339836.html
For complete information regarding the 2010 At The Buzzer Winter League, please log onto:

http://atbleague.com/winter-2010/
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