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Training Area<br />

A training area is a system-specific context in which training in a martial<br />

art takes place. <strong>The</strong> locations considered appropriate for training vary<br />

widely across the world’s martial traditions. <strong>The</strong> choices made may arise<br />

from traditional medical beliefs. For example, the masters of some Chinese<br />

systems recommend morning practice outdoors in order to promote health.<br />

Training Area 643

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