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A U.S. Marine Corps AH-1W Cobra engages targets during Offensive Air Support 6, on the Chocolate Mountain Aerial Gunnery Range, Calif., April 25, 2012. The training exercise was in support of Weapons and Tactics Instructor Course 2-12, hosted by Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron One. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Patrick P. Evenson/Released)
Instructor de Tai Chi Chuan
Enseñanza de formas de los sistemas Yang, Sun, Wu Dang, Xing Ji, empleando, manos libres, bastón, espada, abanico, pelotas. Formas de abanico con uno y dos abanicos y lo mismo con espadas.
Instructorado en Tai Chi Chuan.
Instructor de Tai Chi Chuan
Enseñanza de formas de los sistemas Yang, Sun, Wu Dang, Xing Ji, empleando, manos libres, bastón, espada, abanico, pelotas. Formas de abanico con uno y dos abanicos y lo mismo con espadas.
Instructorado en Tai Chi Chuan.
19 de Noviembre del 2012
Instructor de Tai Chi Chuan
Enseñanza de formas de los sistemas Yang, Sun, Wu Dang, Xing Ji, empleando, manos libres, bastón, espada, abanico, pelotas. Formas de abanico con uno y dos abanicos y lo mismo con espadas.
Instructorado en Tai Chi Chuan.
19 de Noviembre del 2012
GKR Karate
2004 Instructor Camp
Carey Park Christian Camp
397 Henderson Valley Road,
Waitakere,
Auckland 0612
New Zealand
16/18-07-2004
Album 01
Photos by Ann and Stephen Stagg
Our luge instructor reading off the race order. She told us that she had tried out for the Olympic team, but only ended up with a concussion. Brought back memories of my own races lost. She is still in high school and will have other chances. I believe she would represent our country well, hope she makes it next time.
An Afghan instructor explains how to remove the barrel from an M9 Berretta to police recruits during a handgun safety course at the Regional Police Training Center in Mether Lam, Lagman Province, Afghanistan. The recruits learned the parts of the gun, how to take them apart and clean them and how to properly use and fire the gun. The Police recruit course takes five weeks and prepares recruits for the basic functions they will need to be familiar with to do their job. The Mether Lam RTC is scheduled to be one of the first training centers in Afghanistan to transition to be fully operational without coalition assistance. (Released) (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman C.J. Hatch)