YMAA Blogs - Sharing Knowledge, Wisdom and Perspectives
The YMAA community consists of instructors, students, and casual practitioners who altogether have a great wealth of experience and knowledge accumulated throughout many decades of dedicated, intense practice and teaching of the arts. Several YMAA members have started writing blogs to share some of their experiences, wisdom, and unique perspectives based on their individual training backgrounds. You may join us in these discussions by exchanging your thoughts and comments in the posts below.
YMAA INSTRUCTORS
Jeffrey Pratt, a Taijiquan instructor in YMAA Boston, discusses theory and practice, and presents some insights derived from his weekly classes.
Roger Whidden, a Taijiquan certified Master discusses how seniors can improve their health and vitality through holistic training programs.
YMAA RETREAT CENTER
YMAA California Retreat Center Blogs
The disciples of the YMAA California Retreat Center, J. Chang, R. Tonet, T. Dudkiewicz, and P. Manriquez share their experiences as disciples living and practicing at the YMAA Retreat Center.
YMAA PUBLICATION AUTHORS
Michael Clarke, Kyoshi 7th dan, Okinawan Goju-ryu has trained in karate since 1973. He teaches traditional Goju-ryu Karate in his dojo near Launceston Tasmania, Australia.
Arthur Rosenfeld @ Huffington Post
Arthur Rosenfeld is an expert on the spiritual dimensions of Eastern thinking for a Western world and also a novelist, tai chi master and philosopher.
Rory Miller, worked as a sergeant for a correctional agency in the Pacific Northwest, dealing with the most violent criminals. Currently, serving in Iraq helping to improve the country after its war period.
Kris Wilder, a Goju-Ryu Karate teacher of the Seatle West Seattle Karate Academy shares some of his fevered ramblings.
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