http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog Welcome to the World Of Swords the CF Swords - Sword Blog where we will not only showcase some of the current best selling hottest collectibles and Swords For Sale but will feature a wealth of related articles and up to date news in the World of Swords! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:59:35 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/martial-arts-weapons-the-ultimate-primer/ http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/martial-arts-weapons-the-ultimate-primer/#comments Tue, 01 Feb 2011 17:03:51 +0000 Al Case http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/martial-arts-weapons-the-ultimate-primer/ People are always asking me questions about the various Martial Arts Weapons. Why are they odd shaped and does a person use them? What's the best Weapon in Aikido, or Kenpo, or jujitsu, or whatever.]]> http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/martial-arts-weapons-the-ultimate-primer/feed/ 0 http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/martial-art-and-buddhism/ http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/martial-art-and-buddhism/#comments Sat, 27 Nov 2010 14:33:30 +0000 Christian Wong http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/martial-art-and-buddhism/ Martial Art, Qigong and Buddhism and Taoism are closely related. This is why in the trainings of martial art or qigong, there are a lot of teachings originated from Buddhism and Taoism. This fact is rejected by many people. Atheists think that religions are merely philosophies or worldviews. For believers, due to the lack of knowledge about the principles and nature of qigong, disbelieve that there are any actual relations between martial art and Buddhism.]]> http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/martial-art-and-buddhism/feed/ 0 http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/chan-tai-chi-master/ http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/chan-tai-chi-master/#comments Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:41:04 +0000 Simon Wong http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/chan-tai-chi-master/ In the 50s of the 19th century, the world didn't know anything about Tai Chi Kung Fu before the grand master Yeung taught Tai Chi in Beijing. The Tai Chi system he taught was called the Chan's Tai Chi. In the 30s of the 20th century, the famous master Chan was invited to teach Tai Chi in Beijing. His kung fu was so good and personality so kind that people called him the Tai Chi Man.]]> http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/chan-tai-chi-master/feed/ 0 http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/nunchaku-not-just-a-farm-tool/ http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/nunchaku-not-just-a-farm-tool/#comments Thu, 04 Feb 2010 16:11:04 +0000 Manny DeCastro http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/nunchaku-not-just-a-farm-tool/ Most students of the martial arts Have probably seen a pair of nunchaku (Chucks) being used while in the martial arts. Whether it was in a "karate movie," or while training in the dojo -- martial arts school - where you train in your chosen discipline. They're so popular that they're known all over the world as "nunchucks," "chucks" or "numchucks."]]> http://www.cfswords.com/sword-blog/nunchaku-not-just-a-farm-tool/feed/ 0