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Editorial
Welcome to the new version of Shiai Magazine “The International African Martial Arts Magazine”
Researching and promoting traditional and modern African arts of war(African martial arts) from Cameroon, South Africa, Egypt, Brazil, United States, England, France, Australia, Jamaica and every way around the world where African Diaspora community (...)
The most recent articlesRich AustinMixed Martial Arts Promoter
Thursday 25 June 2009
by Aurélien Henry OBAMA, SHIAIMAGAZINE
Yes I am aware of a few African Fighting Systems, most of all Capoeira the Brazillian name for Engolo. I have heard about Dambe or Kokawa, which is boxing and wrestling? and Evala wrestling. Also stick fighting etc. > continue
On the path of Bruce Lee
Luc BendzaAfrican Wushu master and action film actor in China
Thursday 11 June 2009
by Aurélien Henry OBAMA, SHIAIMAGAZINE
So I think if all the africans masters can be united to promote that I think it will be great for the promotion and the development of african ancient form combat and modern fighting systems. So all we need to do is to get together to find a solution for the african martial arts for its (...) > continue
Grandmaster Carlos HernandezA master with a heart
Tuesday 2 June 2009
by Aurélien Henry OBAMA, SHIAIMAGAZINE
I definitely agree that Martial Arts is a Spiritual way to be close to GOD. I have God first in my life, and am God’s Child, so I have put all my trust in Him. I am a World Champion because He fights for me. If God with is with me, who is against (...) > continue
Darryl JohnsonThe Blind African American Martial Artist
Thursday 7 May 2009
by Aurélien Henry OBAMA, SHIAIMAGAZINE
Can people with disabilities, women, and children truly use martial arts to defend themselves? Ten different martial arts masters from powerful and diverse styles have agreed to teach people who need martial arts the most. > continue
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