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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Fighting Fit
When he was only 17, Bruce Lee wrote in his diary … After 4 years hard training in kung fu, I began to understand the principle of gentleness — the art of neutralizing the opponent’s effort with the minimum of one’s own energy — which must be done in calmness, without striving. It sounds simple, but the actual application was difficult. The moment I engaged in combat, after exchanging a series of blows or kicks, all theory of gentleness was … Continue reading
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Tagged body feel, body mind and spirit, Bruce Lee, kung fu, martial art, training
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The ‘Salmon Pink’ Myth
Few things in the vintage guitar market are as confusing as the custom guitar colour often referred to as Salmon Pink. To understand why, you have to go back to Fender’s paints of the 1950s and 60s and realize they were also the automobile paints of the time.
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Tagged Bass Guitar, Bruce Thomas, Custom Color, Fender, Fiesta Red, Profile, Salmon Pink
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