High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire Blog Directory
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- Article - Gi Fashion by slideyfoot.com on Nov 20, 2009 in gi fashion article
Article #4, by Can Sönmez [FAQ Entry]As I mention every time I see yet another "what gi should I buy" thread on BJJ forums, my first set of rolling pyjamas was a £20 judogi, bought through the university team. The material around the knees is begin...
- 19/11/2009 - BJJ by slideyfoot.com on Nov 19, 2009 in Kev Capel escaping from turtle Buckinghamshire clock choke Brazilian jiu jitsu BJJ RGA High Wycombe
Class #262RGA High Wycombe, (BJJ), Kev Capel, High Wycombe, UK - 19/11/2009I haven't been to a Thursday session in a couple of weeks, and I'd forgotten that sometimes there aren't many blue belts present. Tonight, as has happened before, I was the on...
- 17/11/2009 - BJJ (Beginner) by slideyfoot.com on Nov 17, 2009 in taking the back Kev Capel Buckinghamshire Brazilian jiu jitsu BJJ attacking the turtle RGA High Wycombe
Class #261RGA High Wycombe, (BJJ), Kev Capel, High Wycombe, UK - 17/11/2009If you enjoyed the No Gi Worlds live stream last week, then I just encountered something else which might interest you. Chatting in this thread, one of the posters brought up...
- Daily Chinese Proverb: Anger by Discovering Mandarin on Nov 17, 2009 in Chinese Proverb Proverb Daily Proverb
I came across this Chinese proverb today. I am completely confused as to its usage. Funny imagery though. I couldn't find a picture to do this proverb justice either. Maybe it is just a way to express one's anger.怒发冲冠nù fà chōng g...
- Learning Mandarin: Inspired By Martial Arts by Discovering Mandarin on Nov 15, 2009 in Learning Process Learning Mandarin Guest Post
The following article is written by Karen, who lives in Canada and is part of my growing series of Guest Posts from people I have met online that are also Learning Mandarin. She founded the Chen Pan Ling Kuo Shu Preservation Group in Atlanta, Georgia...
- Daily Chinese Proverb: Business is Business by Discovering Mandarin on Nov 15, 2009 in Chinese Proverb Proverb Business Daily Proverb
This Chinese proverb relates to when you keep business seperate from private issues. It means keeping your private interests seperate from business, no matter what.公事公办gōng shì gōng bànBusiness is Business...
