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		<title>Blog entries - August 2005</title>
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			<title>August 2005 Newsletter</title>
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			<description>From Barny&amp;#39;s desk &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt; Training can become monotonous unless you find new ways of keeping it interesting. Holding focus mitts and kick pads can be boring unless you start to make it a learning experience. You can move like you are in a real fight, staying on the balls of your feet. Bring the focus mitts up quickly to the same position your hands would be in a defensiveposture. Watch your partner move. Concentrate on your partners body movements, not just the arms and legs, the body w [...]</description>
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