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Martial Arts Improves Self-Esteem in Middle Aged and More

Martial Arts Improves Self-Esteem in Middle Aged and More

Tai Chi Chuan training improves mood, well-being and self-esteem.

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E. Paul Zehr Ph.D

Don't Get Lost in Translation

10.01.2026 40

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Charles Dickens and Christmas Carol Creativity

13.12.2025 60

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Bruce Lee's Devoted Daughter on Martial Arts and Society

21.11.2025 50

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Understanding Neurons: A Deep Dive Below the Bark

06.06.2025 50

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Is Karate Kid Correct About Martial Arts and Aggression?

29.05.2025 30

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You Really Can Exceed Your Limits

16.05.2025 40

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Finding Your One Thing and Becoming Who You Are

09.03.2025 30

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The Importance of Imagining Future Success

07.03.2025 40

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Martial Arts Training Can Help You Change Your Mind

21.02.2025 20

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Look on the Bright Side Because Your Mindset Always Matters

03.02.2025 20

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Your Body and Brain in Motion Are Where Mind and Matter Meet

The mechanical stresses of muscle activity are major cues for neuroplasticity.

15.11.2024 4

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E. Paul Zehr Ph.d