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What Kinds of Martial Arts Are There

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There are many ways in which martial arts can be divided. Here are a few of them that might be useful to use in...
Why What Who Where

Learning Martial Arts By Video

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Traditional martial artists frequently scoff at the idea of learning martial arts by video, arguing that you need a live instructor to guide you...

The Right Stuff – Choosing the Good Teacher

Benefits of Martial Arts For The Head Injured

Ibrahim Janjua: The Making of a Champion

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Stripes and Bars: Self-discipline

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NOT TOO LONG AGO, I was asked to identify the one leadership characteristic that rises above all others as the most important. Though I...
Chokes • Holds • Throws • Falls

The Basic Butterfly Guard Sweep

Stephan Kesting -
The 'basic' butterfly guard sweep is anything but basic. It is an extremely powerful and sophisticated attack that is difficult for your opponent to...

The Sparring Dilemma

Ju No Kata

Adding Other Martial Arts Styles to Your Repertoire

Bradal Serey

Using an Assailant’s Aggression to Your Tactical Advantage

Police Officers Survival Guide – Staying Alive on the Job

Boundary Tips for Knife Attacks

On Kettlebells and Tire Flips: Or When Good Things Go Fad

Use A Camera Phone To Look Into The Hot Zone

Jim Wagner My Self-Defense Instructor: Throwaway Wallet in a Robbery

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Nick Cerio: Kenpo

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Nick Cerio was born on July 9, 1936 in Boston, Massachusetts and grew up in Federal Hill, Providence, Rhode Island. He became Professor Nick Cerio,...

Joo Bang Lee and Hwa Rang Do

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The chivalry of Hwa Rang endured throughout the Silla and Koryo dynasties and it was the force that  unified the Korean peninsula and helped form...

Kisshomaru Ueshiba: Aikido

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After Morihei Ueshiba's death in 1969, his son, Kisshomaru Ueshiba, took on the mantle of Doshu or the hereditary head of the art of aikido.

Tadashi Abe Aikido With Samurai Roots

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Tadashi Abe represented the AIKI-KAI HOMBU and was the first full time Aikido Master in Europe and one of the first to teach outside of Japan.

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