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Inside Kung-Fu Magazine – August 2004 | Halle Berry Cover (Very Good Condition)
This August 2004 issue of Inside Kung-Fu Magazine features Halle Berry on the cover, showcasing her role as Catwoman and her incorporation of capoeira into a sleek, cinematic fighting style. In the cover story “Purr-Fectly Halle!” compiled by Dave Cater, readers get a glimpse into the martial arts choreography and training behind her feline-inspired performance.
The issue delivers a strong lineup of features across traditional and modern disciplines:
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“Giving Sanda the Royal Treatment” – A look at Ma Zhong-Xuan’s efforts to elevate sanda as a respected fighting system (by James I. Wong)
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“Tai Chi Strategy for San Shou Self-Defense” – Examining tai chi and shuai chiao as practical self-defense systems (by Dr. Chi-hsiu D. Weng)
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“Wing Chun Misconceptions” – Benny Meng and Steve Rudnicki clarify long-held misunderstandings about wing chun
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“Fight to the Finish” – Don “The Dragon” Wilson discusses his career and legacy at age 50 (interview by Dave Cater)
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“The Gymnastics of Kung-Fu” – An exploration of gymnastic influence on kung-fu movement by Christina Grant
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“Fire at Will!” – A no-nonsense guide to full-body boxing by Jennifer Keating
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“A Plum Blossom Survivor” – Tony Yang’s inspiring recovery through martial arts (by Julie Milner)
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“Young at Heart” – Michael McDonald defies age in competitive combat (by Dave Cater)
Special Filipino Martial Arts Section includes profiles on:
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Angel Cabales
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Kelly S. Worden
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Dan Inosanto
Departments Include:
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K-1 Column
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Barefoot Chronicles
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Kung-Fu Mind
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Martial Arts in Movies
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Main Events
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Marketplace
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Directory
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Coming Next Month
Condition Note:
This magazine is in very good condition with minor wear on edges.
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Minor edge wear—see photos.