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Devonshire Wrestling
  • Home
  • About
    • The Sport
      • Our Martial Arts
      • Historical archives
    • The Society
      • About us
      • Grading system
      • Blog
  • Get involved
    • Rules
    • Techniques
    • Certification
    • Clubs (coming soon)
  • Shop
    • Products
    • Basket
    • Account details
    • Orders
  • Contact
Devonshire Wrestling
  • Home
  • About
    • The Sport
      • Our Martial Arts
      • Historical archives
    • The Society
      • About us
      • Grading system
      • Blog
  • Get involved
    • Rules
    • Techniques
    • Certification
    • Clubs (coming soon)
  • Shop
    • Products
    • Basket
    • Account details
    • Orders
  • Contact

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The History (and Surprising Science) of Kicking in Devon Wrestling

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The evolution of Devonshire shin-kicking reveals a sophisticated martial art rooted in tactical intelligence, biomechanics, and historical context. Initially brutal and injury-prone, reforms by John Stone made the practice safer while preserving its core techniques. Today, the Devonshire Wrestling Society maintains the art’s integrity, emphasizing skill and self-defense within a modern context.

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