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| Blog Name: | Martial Arts Asia |
| Url: | http://martial-arts-asia.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Martial Arts, Sports, Fitness |
| Description: | Martial Art Blog on all types of Martial Arts in Asia which includes Kick Boxing, Kung Fu, Muay Thai, Hung Ga Kuen, Shaolin Kung Fu, Tai Chi, Wing Chun, Wrestling, Silat, Aikido, Judo, Jujutsu, Karate, Kendo, Ninjutsu, Sumo, Hapkido, Taekwondo, Bokarto and many more that we havent even heard of |
| Popularity: | 607 Followers |
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Introduction to Tat Kun Tao
Tat Kun Tou or Tat Kun Tao is commonly mistaken as a martial arts that originated from China, but in fact Tat Kun Tao is actually a martial arts that was founded from the Philippines. Captain Jose Millan Go (Ju Go) from the Barangay community was one of the first few students of the Balintawak master Anciong Bacon.Grandmaster Jose “Jo” put together practices from schools like Tai chi and other Kun Taos such as Five Ancestors and later created a mimic version of unarmed Balintawak now known as Tat Kun Tao. Grand Master Jo fused the simplicity, and straightforwardness of Balintawak with Tai Chi and other Kun Tao that he has learned over the years.Not much info c
Tat Kun Tou or Tat Kun Tao is commonly mistaken as a martial arts that originated from China, but in fact Tat Kun Tao is actually a martial arts that was founded from the Philippines. Captain Jose Millan Go (Ju Go) from the Barangay community was one of the first few students of the Balintawak master Anciong Bacon.Grandmaster Jose “Jo” put together practices from schools like Tai chi and other Kun Taos such as Five Ancestors and later created a mimic version of unarmed Balintawak now known as Tat Kun Tao. Grand Master Jo fused the simplicity, and straightforwardness of Balintawak with Tai Chi and other Kun Tao that he has learned over the years.Not much info c
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