Cung Le, Joe Lewis, Avi Nardia, Cynthia Rothrock, Karen Sheperd, Bas Rutten and More in December 2012 Issue of Black Belt!
October 19 | 2012
Martial arts movies, legends, techniques and history abound in the December 2012 issue of Black Belt. In this exclusive sneak peek, watch trailers for three exciting and entertaining films covered in the issue and find out what your favorite columnists are up to!
Black Belt is closing its 2012 lineup with a hard-hitting issue featuring martial arts legends, martial arts movies, martial arts techniques and martial arts history! In this exclusive sneak preview of the December 2012 issue — in subscribers' hands October 16 and hitting newsstands October 23 — we'll give you a look at what's coming and how our article selections fit into the martial arts scene at large.
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Our cover story for the December 2012 issue of Black Belt is an exclusive interview with none other than sanda champ and 2007 Black Belt Hall of Fame Kung Fu Artist of the Year Cung Le.
Cung Le's budding movie career finds him appearing in the upcoming Quentin Tarantino film The Man With the Iron Fists — an homage to the classic martial arts movies of the famed Hong Kong-based Shaw Brothers Studios.
Cung Le's exclusive Q&A cover story — "Life Begins at 40: Fighting and Filming With the Chinese Martial Arts Legend Cung Le" — delves into topics such as the following:
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- turning 40 in what's typically considered a young person's sport
- how age can be an advantage over younger opponents
- Cung Le's traditional martial arts history
- how traditional martial arts can benefit athletes in other sports — including MMA
- Cung Le's future goals in the UFC
- how Cung Le got the role in Quentin Tarantino's upcoming The Man With the Iron Fists
MARTIAL ARTS MOVIE TRAILER Quentin Tarantino Homage to Classic Martial Arts Movies, The Man With the Iron Fists
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FEATURE STORIES
KNOCKOUT PUNCH Bouncer/boxer/kenpo black-belt James Bennett addresses the facts and fallacies that surround the act of putting fist to face. (Too bad moviemakers won’t be paying attention.) WING CHUN AND JEET KUNE DO Word to the wise: Don’t neglect the Chinese street-fighting style of wing chun kung fu in your study of Bruce Lee’s self-defense art.Download your FREE report on wing chun essentials:
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Jon Foo Stars in New Martial Arts Movie, Bangkok Revenge
LINES OF ATTACK Kapap instructor Avi Nardia — co-author of the martial arts multimedia book/DVD collection Kapap Combat Concepts: Martial Arts of the Israeli Special Forces — elaborates on linear attacks, circular attacks and triangle attacks, explaining the role they play in sparring and self-defense.