Inside Kung Fu Magazine February 2004 Vol 32, Num 2 featuring Gordon Liu on the cover, showcasing his iconic white beard and traditional attire, alongside article highlights like '2004 IKF Hall' and 'Maximum Thai Pad Training'.
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Table of contents for Inside Kung Fu Magazine February 2004 Vol 32, Num 2, listing feature articles including 'Not-So-Overnight Sensation' and 'Paying It Forward'.
Inside spread of Inside Kung Fu Magazine February 2004, displaying advertisements and articles, showcasing content about martial arts training products.
Inside Kung Fu Magazine February 2004 Vol 32, Num 2 featuring a promotional page for fitness equipment including a punching bag and exercise bench, showcasing pricing and features of the products.
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Inside Kung Fu Magazine February 2004 Vol 32, Num 2 featuring Gordon Liu on the cover, showcasing his iconic white beard and traditional attire, alongside article highlights like '2004 IKF Hall' and 'Maximum Thai Pad Training'.Detail image of the February 2004 Inside Kung Fu Magazine with a noticeable tear on the cover, still featuring Gordon Liu, highlighting issues in the magazine's condition.Table of contents for Inside Kung Fu Magazine February 2004 Vol 32, Num 2, listing feature articles including 'Not-So-Overnight Sensation' and 'Paying It Forward'.Inside spread of Inside Kung Fu Magazine February 2004, displaying advertisements and articles, showcasing content about martial arts training products.Inside Kung Fu Magazine February 2004 Vol 32, Num 2 featuring a promotional page for fitness equipment including a punching bag and exercise bench, showcasing pricing and features of the products.

Inside Kung Fu Magazine February 2004 Vol 32, Num 2 Gordon Liu No Label

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Inside Kung Fu Magazine – February 2004 – Vol. 32, No. 2 – Gordon Liu Cover – No Mailing Label – Good Condition

This February 2004 issue of Inside Kung Fu Magazine features the legendary Gordon Liu on the cover, spotlighting his global recognition following Kill Bill while honoring his decades-long martial arts and film career. The magazine is in good condition, with no mailing label. The item shown in the listing photos is the exact item you will receive. Please review images for condition reference. All items come with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Cover Story
Not-So-Overnight Sensation (p. 38)
Though many Western audiences met him in Kill Bill, Gordon Liu has long been a giant in the kung fu world. This article explores his career, influence, and enduring contribution to martial arts cinema.
By Ric Meyers

Feature Articles Include:

  • The Fabric of Success (p. 30)
    A full review of IKF’s 2004 Hall of Fame inductees—recognized for their unwavering dedication and lifelong service to martial arts.

  • Paying It Forward (p. 50)
    A look at the Seattle Kung-Fu Club’s 40-year legacy, as respected sifus gather to honor its enduring impact.
    By Paula Nelsen

  • The Noble Horse Stance (p. 58)
    Beyond leg strength—an investigation into the functional role of the horse stance in real training.
    By Joe Judt

  • Jet Li’s “Rise to Honor” (p. 70)
    A behind-the-scenes interview with choreographer Cory Yuen on translating Jet Li’s fluid style into a video game format.
    Interview by Jeff Haynes

  • The Three Division Coiled Dragon Staff (p. 74)
    Commonly known as the three-sectional staff, this traditional weapon proves effective across multiple combat ranges.
    By Johnny Lee

  • Soft on the Streets (p. 90)
    While not a fight-ready skill on its own, push hands builds essential attributes for real-world martial application.
    By Adrian Corrales

  • Maximum Thai Pad Training (p. 98)
    Thai pad work as a comprehensive tool for developing power, precision, and fight readiness.
    By Chad Boykin

  • Meet Wing Chun’s “Human” Dummy (p. 114)
    A modern training tool that replicates timing and motion, helping practitioners refine accuracy and adaptability.
    By Michael Ho & Calvin Chiu

Departments Include:
K-1 Column, My Turn, Letters, The Lost Generation by Henry Look, Barefoot Chronicles, Martial Arts in Movies, Dragons on Fire, Product Reviews, Marketplace, Directory, and more.

Whether you're a Gordon Liu fan, a traditional martial arts enthusiast, or a collector, this issue offers a rich mix of technical content, historical reflection, and modern applications.

Each magazine is shipped securely in a plastic protective sleeve. Combined shipping available—just ask.

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