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Saturday, February 4, 2012
Master Thungunoori Balraju M.B.A.- 35th Generation Shaolin Temple Warrior Secular Disciple Wushu Trained in The Shaolin Temple, Song Shan,China. Wushu Kungfu Martial Arts Academy Hyderabad Offers Best Self Defense Training. Learn Martial Arts, Muaythai Boxing,Wushu Kungfu,Karate Training and also Self Defense Training For Kids from Hyderabad Best Martial Arts Coaching Center.
Muay Thai
Muay Thai is a combat sport from Thailand that uses stand-up striking along with various clinching techniques. techniques are divided into two groups: mae mai or major techniques and luk mai or minor techniques. Muay Thai is often a fighting art of attrition, where opponents exchange blows with one another.
Muay Thai is referred to as the "Art of Eight Limbs" or the "Science of Eight Limbs" because it makes use of punches, kicks, elbows and knee strikes, thus using eight "points of contact", as opposed to "two points" (fists) in boxing and "four points" (hands and feet) used in other more regulated combat sports
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Muay Thai
Muay Thai is a combat sport from Thailand that uses stand-up striking along with various clinching techniques. techniques are divided into two groups: mae mai or major techniques and luk mai or minor techniques. Muay Thai is often a fighting art of attrition, where opponents exchange blows with one another.
Muay Thai is referred to as the "Art of Eight Limbs" or the "Science of Eight Limbs" because it makes use of punches, kicks, elbows and knee strikes, thus using eight "points of contact", as opposed to "two points" (fists) in boxing and "four points" (hands and feet) used in other more regulated combat sports
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Monday, August 1, 2011
11th National Muaythai Championship 2011
First Time in the History of AndhraPradesh
A MEGA EVENT OF MUAYTHAI on 5th,6th & 7th AUGUST,2011.
Organized by : AMATEUR MUAYTHAI ASSOCIATION OF ANDHRA PRADESH.
Venue: Amberpet Municipal Indoor Stadium, Amberpet, Hyderabad.
ABOUT US :
Wushu and Kungfu Martial Arts Academy Hyderabad is started by Master T.BALARAJU is been involved in martial arts for over 25 years and has been an instructor for 15 years. He persists in his search for knowledge by never passing up an opportunity to train with his wide array of instructors and peers within the twin cities of Hyderabad & Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh (INDIA).
Extraordinary Qualifications in wushu kungfu martial arts which is a rare thing in Andhrapradesh, and he is the only coach in Andhrapradesh for this art.
He learned this martial arts at the school level basically and with a great interest had improved his skills in this art and started participating in the competitions from school level to district level and then to inter state level and reached to the zenith level to participate at international competitions.
Mr.T. Balraju had participated international competitions and got medals and Achievements.
Feel Free to visit our Online Martial Arts Web portal
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Monday, June 20, 2011
There are five main styles of taiji or families. These are Chen, Yang, Wu, Wu, and Sun. In addition to those styles, several modern competition styles have been created, 42 forms/ 24 forms/ 48 forms/78 forms etc but mainly the 42 forms and the 42 sword forms. These are the most prominent styles, inside those styles themselves there are several subdivisions. There are several smaller styles that were developed outside of these styles as well, but never became as famous. There is no one style that is really better than another, it depends on personal taste, and body type. The theories inside are also slightly different, and some of the developments within the styles represent the generations of research. Martial arts are a science that develops along with those who train it. You can’t keep down the human mind; we discover new things about old ideas every day.
Friday, June 10, 2011
Pushing hand is the first introduction a Taiji practitioner will have to human interaction with the art. It is the foundation for the fighting aspects of the art, but it is more as well. Pushing hands offers a practitioner the opportunity to work with a classmate to test and see ones strengths and weaknesses, it allows one to gauge their own development, and is a handy tool for identifying shortcomings or unseen mistakes in one’s form and postures.
Pushing hands it has developed into a competition of its own. There are yearly competitions around the world now, and many participate, unfortunately some place pushing hands proficiency above actual taiji proficiency, thereby digressing it into a tug of war match testing each other’s strength rather than actually utilizing true taiji fundamentals. The problem there is that lower level practitioners have made an advancing tool the focus of their practice, thereby impeding their own advancement. It is key when practicing pushing hands that you are not competing with your partner, (unless you are actually taking part in a competition of course)
pushing hands is a tool for one to self analyzes and help a partner do the same.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Anything referred to as an “internal martial art” tends to be a style that focused around using the intentions to lead movement, rather than just action and reaction. Internal martial arts also tend to draw their energy first from the Electromagnetic forces of the Body (or Qi) rather than using brute strength to apply their power. From a position of muscular system, internal martial arts tend to rely more on skeletal alignment and tendon strength rather than larger muscles movements for their applications. Internal martial arts tend to be more scientific in application and training methods, build fundamentals deeply before actually giving the meat of fighting applications to a student. This is truly a question that cannot be covered in a simple faq.
Saturday, January 8, 2011
How does one Meditate? it’s really simple, take a time when you have nothing to do, then sit down cross your legs and keep your hands in front of you with palms down on your legs, then relax you're body and take one deep breath and let out the stale air. Keep your back straight but don't force your back." keep body relaxed" Close your eyes and slowly breath in through the nose and out through the mouth, but don't force it, do it naturally, you want to breath like you normally breath without thought. Then just concentrate on the breath and block out all thoughts, whether good thoughts or bad thoughts it does not matter, just keep the mind empty of thoughts. If you have anything to think about, then do it when you're not Meditating or after you meditate. Now when you breathe in through the nose and out through the mouth in a slow normal peace, you should expand the belly NOT the chest! Remember you're focal point should be you're breathing. Do this for about 5 to 20 minutes a day. This should help you clear your mind and it’s also healthy for the body. Don't have any TV or Radios on you be quite, no sounds, try to relax and slow your heart rate down, and stop all those "random thoughts" from entering your mind, but don't use force to stop those thoughts from entering your mind either, let it naturally flow into you and let it flow out the way clouds pass in the sky. Also you should not meditate with an empty stomach or a full stomach of food. Remember that while meditating you want to reach a state of emptiness, void ness, stillness, tranquility.
Good luck and may you through your Meditation become at one with the eternal source we call the Truth, which will lead one to good mental and physical health. If anybody got a problem when doing my Tips then feel free to inform us for a better solution.
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Master Thungunoori Balraju M.B.A.- 35th Generation Shaolin Temple Warrior Secular Disciple Wushu Trained in The Shaolin Temple, Song Shan,China. Wushu Kungfu Martial Arts Academy Hyderabad Offers Best Self Defense Training. Learn Martial Arts, Muaythai Boxing,Wushu Kungfu,Karate Training and also Self Defense Training For Kids from Hyderabad Best Martial Arts Coaching Center at CHINESE WUSHU KUNGFU MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY.
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Monday, December 20, 2010
Welcome to Meditation page. I hope that through this page it will help you on your first steps in understanding the benefits of meditation. I have here for you a simple Yoga meditation technique that I have found to be helpful, simple, and relaxing, but also keep in mind that this is by no means the only meditation technique, there are many, such as standing meditation "qi-gong", motion meditation "Tai Chi", and lot of others,Visit our Website page just click here.
Meditation: 1 [How to make Concentrate]
Make a concentrate, Keep the mind empty of thoughts N keep concentrate in 1 point, Concentrate is a path or way to make you successful in any works or subject ok lets go on Topic You can do in any time in anywhere but the place should be peace and clam should not be any noise. Sit or lay down on bed anywhere as you feel easy, Keep your backbone straight but should not force your back, keep your body relax, Close your eyes and slowly breath with nose and out from mouth, Do it naturally, Now think and start to count a number slowly as 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 with visualize [visualize in a middle of front head between two eyes ] do not cheat yourself count in heart slowly one by one with visualizing try to listen yourself in heat when you counting and do not speak out When you reached the end of count 10 then count back again up to Zero 0 same as you do before then continue go on first day up to 30, next day 40 as you feel easy. If you are regular on this technique after some days you could feel something affects your self Warning does not do more then 4 or 5 times in a day it will make a pain in the middle of front head or other problems cause your body holding out of range.
Friday, November 5, 2010
On the auspicious day of Diwali - wishing you happiness, Success and Prosperity from INDIANSHAOLIN.COM - Sifu Thungunoori Balaraju M.B.A
May the beauty
Of deepavali season
Fill your home with
Happiness,
And may the coming year
Provide you with all
That bring you joy!
*Happy Diwali*
Sunday, October 17, 2010
A time for celebration, A time for victory of good over bad, A time when world see the example of power of good. Let us continue the same “true” spirit.
Good Health And Success
Ward Off Evil
Lords Blessings
Happy Dussehra
Yummy Dussehra
Triumph Over Evil
Joyous Festive Season
Spirit Of Goodness...Happy Vijaya Dashami
Friday, September 17, 2010
There are many uses even for those who have no desire to compete. Firstly, practice of forms builds the basics of martial arts. In any style learned. Beginning with on stance, then a technique later stringing them together into lines, and eventually full sets. No martial artist can progress properly without proper attention to basic techniques.
Forms develop these skills to ready the practitioner for trials ahead. Beyond this form practice is an incredible cardio vascular workout; it pushes the athletic potential of the body.Mental focus is also developed. Learning sets of complex maneuvers is a great mental task, and increases mind body coordination and opens neuron-pathways. Coordination, balance, speed, strength, flexibility, timing are just a few of the qualities which set training reinforces.
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Wushu is an important component of the cultural heritage of China, with a rich content that has remained untarnished over the centuries. Literally translated, “wu” is military, “shu” is art. Wushu therefore means the art of fighting, or martial arts.
Previously, Wushu figured significantly in the simple matter of survival through China’s many wars and political upheaval. Today, wushu has been organized and systematized into a formal branch of study in the performance arts by the Chinese. It reigns as the most popular national sport in the country of 1.1 billion people, practiced by the young and old alike. Its emphasis has shifted from combat to performance, and it is practiced for its method of achieving heath, self-defense skills, mental discipline, recreational pursuit and competition To describe wushu, it is best to understand the philosophy of its teaching. Every movement must exhibit sensible combat application and aestheticism. The wealth of wushu’s content, the beauty of wushu movements, the difficulty factor, and the scientific training methods are the song of the elements that set wushu apart from martial arts. Routines are performed solo, paired or in groups, either barehanded or armed with traditional Chinese weaponry. In short, wushu is the most exciting martial art to be seen, felt, and ultimately practiced.
Previously, Wushu figured significantly in the simple matter of survival through China’s many wars and political upheaval. Today, wushu has been organized and systematized into a formal branch of study in the performance arts by the Chinese. It reigns as the most popular national sport in the country of 1.1 billion people, practiced by the young and old alike. Its emphasis has shifted from combat to performance, and it is practiced for its method of achieving heath, self-defense skills, mental discipline, recreational pursuit and competition To describe wushu, it is best to understand the philosophy of its teaching. Every movement must exhibit sensible combat application and aestheticism. The wealth of wushu’s content, the beauty of wushu movements, the difficulty factor, and the scientific training methods are the song of the elements that set wushu apart from martial arts. Routines are performed solo, paired or in groups, either barehanded or armed with traditional Chinese weaponry. In short, wushu is the most exciting martial art to be seen, felt, and ultimately practiced.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Ba Tuo was invited to China to preach by the Liang Wu emperor. When he arrived, it is Said that the Emperor showed him great courtesy. The Emperor also showed Ba Tuo how Much good he was doing through his charatble work and sought confirmation that this would ensure a good after life. Ba tuo assured the Emperor that his works were good but also said that he would need live the life of the 4 noble truths and the 8 Fold paths to really achieve his goal. The emperor decided he did not like Ba Tuo’s Buddhist theory and asked him to leave.
During his time at court, Ba Tuo had heard of the Shaolin temple and now, where his ‘presence’ was no longer welcome, he decided to make the journey to Shaolin. When Ba Tuo’s arrived he was not readily accepted, especially where he commented on the priests week and sickly conditions. Long periods of inactive meditations and very little physical work had made Shaolin monks unwell and weak. Not making himself popular with Shaolin either, with his criticism, he was either asked to leave or chose to do so of his own accord, to Meditate the problem.
Just a little ways away from the Shaolin Temple, 15 to 20 minutes walk and he 20 minute climb up the mountain was a grotto and cave. It is said that he retreated to live there for 9 years. In seclusion he wrote two texts; Yi Jin Jing (Muscle/Tendon Changing Classic) and Xi Sui Jin (Marrow/Brain Washing Classic. The Yi Jin Jing is the Foundation of Shaolin Kung Fu and was also name the 18 Hands of Lo Han (Lo Han meaning Enlightened one)
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
The literal translation of Wushu is martial arts, while the literal translation of Kung fu is time spent with work. One of the biggest problems in understanding martial arts is the improper use of terms.Perhaps a clearer way to look at the term Kung fu is to express it as “squired skill level” So the term Kung Fu can be used to describe anyone who has a high level of skill in any endeavor, but it takes on a special meaning in the world of martial arts.As a result of many films and television series the continued use of the term Kung Fu has simply come mean Chinese martial arts for most people, even some Chinese use this term to refer to martial arts, but this is a result of popularity of the word, mostly from Hong Kong films.
The relationship between the two terms can be more specifically looked at as Wushu simply being the root, and kung fu is a proficiency of the skills therein. I.e. the ability to apply those techniques as a result of diligent study, practice, and applied experience. With the factors one can be said to have Kung Fu.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
In 698 ad, Emperor Tai Tsung, of the Tang dynsty, called upon the fighting monks of Shaolin to aid him in his war against General Wang-Shih-Chung, who CE gathered a large army in an attempt to oust the Tang emperor from the Imperial throne. Li Shimini, the Emperors son, was leading the army against Tang. Wang-Shih-Chung managed to capture the Tang Emperors son and inflicted great damage to tangs army.
Tang sent a message to Shaolin, asking for help to save his son. 13 monks were sent to answer their emperor’s plea, although in fact it may have been a much larger force (113 monks or some such). Even though the number of Shaolin monks sent was small (the enemy’s army numbered 10,000 men) the Shaolin were victorious, the enemy was beaten back and decimated. The Tang Emperors son was saved. In recognition of their great action Tai Tsung awarded the monks land, and bestowed upon the temple the title, ‘Number One’ temple in China.
Li Shimini succeeded upon his father death. Remembering how he was saved, a very strong bond was forged between the imperial court and Shaolin. This lead to regular interchange and training between high ranking soldiers and graduate Shaolin Warrior Monks saw further development of Shaolin Kung Fu and the integration of the secret imperial (Eagle) Kung Fu into Shaolin knowledge and skills which set the foundation to what later would become the Shaolin 72 Fists.
Tang sent a message to Shaolin, asking for help to save his son. 13 monks were sent to answer their emperor’s plea, although in fact it may have been a much larger force (113 monks or some such). Even though the number of Shaolin monks sent was small (the enemy’s army numbered 10,000 men) the Shaolin were victorious, the enemy was beaten back and decimated. The Tang Emperors son was saved. In recognition of their great action Tai Tsung awarded the monks land, and bestowed upon the temple the title, ‘Number One’ temple in China.
Li Shimini succeeded upon his father death. Remembering how he was saved, a very strong bond was forged between the imperial court and Shaolin. This lead to regular interchange and training between high ranking soldiers and graduate Shaolin Warrior Monks saw further development of Shaolin Kung Fu and the integration of the secret imperial (Eagle) Kung Fu into Shaolin knowledge and skills which set the foundation to what later would become the Shaolin 72 Fists.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Many of the Shaolin priests were retired soldiers and generals, thus, Ta Mo’s techings were enriched and refined by these martial arts masters and it slowly developed in to a martial art of the hand also known as Shaolin Ch’uan (Shaolin Fist) or Shaolin Ch’uan Fa [Way of the Shaolin Fist].
Shaolin was not a poor temple by this time and was regularly attacked by peasant armies (since individuals CE no chance to penetrate Shaolin defences and walls). Often, to enrich its knowledge, Shaolin would invite wandering healers, scholars and now also martial arts masters into its walls to learn from these by sharing knowledge and skills
Shaolin become very apt at Kung Fu and in repelling the attacking bandits. Slowly but surly the Shaolin became renown for their martial arts prowess and fighting ability. It is to be noted that not all Shaolin Monks were warrior monks, often they chose to specialize in areas of expertise, much like university professors. Although at this time all practiced Kung Fu, not all were totally focused on the practical aspect of the art, only the Warrior Monks. It is also interesting to note that Shaolin preferred not to hurt their assailants as this would have ramifications for their spirituality in this life and the next.
A mere 30 years later, Shaolin was closed and forbidden; it took some 30 more years,
Around 600 CE, before it was reopened.
Friday, January 1, 2010
New Year is one of the happiest celebrations in where we give our new year wishes. Every year gives us another chance, chance to change, to hope and wish for the better. That betterment will surely come.
INDIANSHAOLIN.COM Wishing you and your family a joyous New Year. Happy New Year
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Wushu and Kungfu Martial Arts Academy Hyderabad is started by Master T.BALARAJU is been involved in martial arts for over 25 years and has been an instructor for 15 years. He persists in his search for knowledge by never passing up an opportunity to train with his wide array of instructors and peers within the twin cities of Hyderabad & Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh (INDIA).
Extraordinary Qualifications in wushu kungfu martial arts which is a rare thing in Andhrapradesh, and he is the only coach in Andhrapradesh for this art.
He learned this martial arts at the school level basically and with a great interest had improved his skills in this art and started participating in the competitions from school level to district level and then to inter state level and reached to the zenith level to participate at international competitions.
Mr.T. Balraju had participated international competitions and got medals and Achievements.
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