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Korbin Amaya

First Person: Martial arts training can help body and mind get in sync

Korbin Amaya — December 09, 2024

Juggling the weight of assignments and Muay Thai training, I've discovered that proper focus isn't found in perfect balance. It's in the fight to stay present

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First Person: Martial arts training can help body and mind get in sync

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