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July 2006 Martial Arts Professional Magazine
 


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CONTENTS

Features
    Cover Story: Eclectic Martial Arts Takes a Traditional Stance
    by Terry L. Wilson

    Making Martial Arts Tradition and History Relevant to Today's Market

    by Andrew Breen
Opinions
    As I see It
    Let's Invert the Pyramid
    by NAPMA president Rob Colasanti

    Sound Off

    Letters from Readers

    Point/Counterpoint!
    Franchising (Chris Rapold) vs. Licensing (Robert Austin)

    Last Shot
    Five Key Lessons I've Learned As a Martial Arts TeacherPart 2

    by Alan Burdick

 

Resources

    Industry Insider

    NAPMA News
Management
    Expert Tips & Tactics
    SECRET Teaching—Part 2
    by Dr. Chris Dewey

    Extraordinary Marketing
    How Do You Absorb So Much Information and Become Effective?

    by Stephen Oliver, MBA

    The Martial Arts of Selling
    Why Do Intros?—Part 1

    The Psychology of Success
    Essential Goal-Setting PrinciplesPart 9
    by Brian Tracy

Education
    ACMA Fitness Track
    Finding Balance the "Martial Way"
    by Keith D. Yates


    Beyond Technique
    Crossing the River

    by Fariborz Azhakh

    Fitness Kickboxing
    The Integration of Fitness and Martial Arts

    by Jim Graden

    Masters Degree
    From 0 to 60

    by Dawn Barnes

    Classical Thought
    Motivation. Or, What's Wrong with My Students?

    by Douglas Adamson

    Reality Check
    An Extraordinary Sense of Humanity

    by Peyton Quinn

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