William Mioch

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	age	29
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	280 reputation	bio	website		visits	member for	1 year, 4 months
29 badges		location	Ballarat, Australia		seen	Feb 28 at 22:07

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Feb 1	awarded	Yearling
Dec 31	awarded	Nice Question
Dec 13	comment	Finding my - center - hara - t'an t'ien Find a really really good Tai Chi teacher - they'll fix that posture in a few weeks.
Dec 10	comment	Are there good alternatives to wood for weapons? Solid Aluminium? Not hollow?
Sep 6	awarded	Editor
Sep 6	revised	Why drop the bokken vertical prior to a downstroke? corrected spelling
Sep 6	suggested	suggested edit on Why drop the bokken vertical prior to a downstroke?
Sep 6	comment	What are good martial arts for aging bodies? I second Tai Chi, but would drop Judo/Jujitsu, etc - particularly hard on the knee joints. Especially Judo.
Jun 4	answered	What does it mean to “uproot” someone in tai chi?
Mar 27	comment	Established “curriculum” for MMA? No - as I said in the answer, I haven't seen the program in action. I only know the creator/instructor.
Mar 14	awarded	Scholar
Mar 14	accepted	What's the difference between Internal and External martial arts?
Feb 28	answered	How do I increase my wrist strength for punching?
Feb 23	awarded	Organizer
Feb 23	revised	What's this posture called, and does it signify something added new tag
Feb 23	comment	What's this posture called, and does it signify something done - you just type in the tag you want (at least that's what I did)
Feb 23	suggested	suggested edit on What's this posture called, and does it signify something
Feb 22	awarded	Critic
Feb 22	comment	What's this posture called, and does it signify something I think this might be better named a "posture" - stance in my vernacular usually refers just to the feet and their positioning.
Feb 22	comment	Correct usage of the title “Master”? I think this and many other questions are accepting answers too quickly - Shihan(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shihan) is a common Japanese title meaning Master and in Chinese Martial Arts Master is a quite common term.