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Clear my path is about understanding, accepting and being humble in the face of adversity. As a mother or a father, a young boy or girl in school, young man or woman in college, leaders, doctors and attorneys, as a matter of fact all of us have one thing in common, fear of being helpless, pinned down, restrained. Thank God for bullies (a topic we will study later, and show you how to take down a bully of any size), for because of them man has adapted to fight and defend, as a matter of fact, the very first martial arts, called the "Eight Extreme Fist" (bajiquan) was developed by a Chinese Muslim Martial Artist, named honorably, Wu Zhong, a Hui Muslim from Ming Village, during Qing Dynasty.

If you want to be the one to take charge of the situation, to command your presence, so people know when you have arrived, be able to resolve any conflicts in school, college or work place, if the resolution fails and a conversation turns into an attack, than you must instinctively act (notice I did not use the word "react"), to stop the attacker in his/her path.  Doesn't matter if it is single or multiple attackers, you are ready for anyone, anytime. The weakest of all attacker is the intimidator, I call him/her a bully, and they are everywhere, and they are fun to beat around. But our intention here is not to beat anyone up, but defend ourselves through mind, body and spirit. It is very rewarding to turn a bully or an enemy into a friend.

Zhaquan or Chaquan is an Islamic longfist (Northern Shaolin) style  created by a Muslim named Zhamir , from Xinjiang in the Ming Dynasty.Widely practiced throughout China, but particularly in Shandong and Henan, Zhaquan features graceful, extended movements, as well as various acrobatic maneuvers and many weapons.

As time passed by, martial arts of different styles spread around the globe.

Styles have been developed by the ingenuity and creativity of the warrior spirit of the man within, channeled, controlled and then unleashed. For example, Caopeira was developed by African slaves in Brazil that is energetic, acrobatic, and uses mostly legs, because the slaves had their hands shackled.

If you feel threatened by 'something', 'someone', if you fear conflicts and confrontations, and if you would like to embrace all that is good and beautiful in life and recognize the bad and the ugly, then my friend you have found the right place.  My main goal is to protect our kids, and train them to be leaders. When a child is snatched away by a bad person, anywhere, in the world, my heart melts, and an emotion of anger and sadness fills my heart. But I feel helpless.

The kiai (shout) of the Japanese martial artist is similar in purpose and scope to the war-cries of many non-Asian peoples such as Africans, Amerindians, Celts, Greeks, Romans and Slavs, while the concept of chí or ki can be found readily in the Grecian belief in pneuma (air, breath, spirit), an inner power which burns brightly inside each human and, when properly used, can aid them in attaining superior physical results. Greek and Roman pugilists frequently broke planks and stones to demonstrate their prowess, while wrestlers sometimes stood on oiled shields and invited challengers to push them off--an act reminiscent of aikido and tai chi ch'uan, adepts withstanding the combined force of several men by concentrating on their center of gravity.

Greek (525-500 B.C.).

So, I thought why not create a site for the fathers and the mothers and the children and for people in the workplace to acknowledge their existence, be aware of their presence and their surrounding, and clearly understand that defending ourselves, our family and friends  is our God given right.  And we will teach you how to accomplish this. And how not to let fear eat you up inside to a point that you are considering taking your life. Maybe if I can help that one child, that one lonely individual from taking their life, than this website and all my friends who participated in making it happen, well than, we have served our purpose.

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