Viewpoint: What Style is Best?
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Sun Tzu’s ‘Art of War’ Interpreted For Business: Applying Budo Lessons To Your Martial Arts Business
Sun Tzu’s “Art of War” Interpreted For Business: Applying Budo Lessons To Your Martial Arts [...]
Marketing Your Dojo: Part 1 – Know Yourself & Your Market
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Confusing Courtesy With Weakness
Martial Arts Etiquette Confusing Courtesy With Weakness By Tracey Broussard About a week ago my husband [...]
Why Students Quit
Why Students Quit (This article is based on a nationwide, market-research study performed on behalf [...]
The Voice of Authority – Part 1: Giving New York’s Finest an Edge: Verbal Judo
The Voice Of Authority – Part 1 Giving New York’s Finest An Edge: Verbal Judo [...]
There is No First Strike in Karate
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Simple Lessons: Gi – The Bushido Concept of Righteousness, Justice or Morality
Simple Lessons: Short, concise lessons and concepts helpful to students and teachers Gi - The [...]
What is a Dojo?
What Is A Dojo? By Jeff Brooks Editor’s Note: This article is excerpted from Jeff [...]
Awareness: A Soldier’s Experience
Awareness: A Soldier's Experience By Terry L. Bryan, Kyoshi I have traced my family back [...]
Kiai Jutsu: The Shout Used As A Weapon
Kiai Jutsu: The Shout Used As A Weapon By Christopher Caile A kiai is a [...]
Simple Lessons: Rei – A Bow Of Respect
Simple Lessons: Short, concise lessons and concepts helpful to students and teachers Rei – A [...]
Self Defense For Your Home
Martial Arts: Home Security and Defense Self Defense For Your Home By Christopher Caile [...]
Four Playful Animals: Strategy For Kumite
Four Playful Animals: Strategy For Kumite By Kate Barrett Stewart Freefighting in karate (kumite) can [...]
Hamstring Injuries
Hamstring Injuries By Mark Jenkins, MD Editor's Note: Because hamstring injuries are so common in [...]
Karate and Okinawan Sumo
Karate and Okinawan Sumo By Charles C. Goodin Seishin Uehara referees an Okinawan sumo match [...]
Kyudo: Way Of The Bow – Part 1
Kyudo: Way Of The Bow - Part 1 By Raymond A. Sosnowski, MS, MS, MA [...]
Getting to the Point: The European Art of Fencing
Getting to the Point: The European Art of Fencing By Ken Mondschein As with most [...]
Consideration of Grappling & Wrestling in Renaissance Fencing Part 2
Consideration of Grappling & Wrestling in Renaissance Fencing Part 2 By John Clements, ARMA Director In [...]
Toyama Ryu: Swordsmanship of Imperial Japan
Toyama Ryu: Swordsmanship of Imperial Japan By Deborah Klens-Bigman, Ph.D. Sang Woo Kim of New [...]
Kata Training and Aikido
Kata Training and Aikido By Diane Skoss Non-aikidoka are often confused when I talk about kata [...]
Chambering
Chambering By Victor Smith and Christopher Caile If you are a karate student you probably [...]
Secrets Of The Old Okinawan Fist
Secrets Of The Old Okinawan Fist by Victor Smith Introduction To most it looks odd, [...]
