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Positive Psychology in Martial Arts

Neil Farber -
I have had several jobs and careers as a physician, researcher, scientist, psychology professor, life coach, hypnotherapist, artist, and personal trainer. But first and foremost, I am a...
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Martial Arts Exercises Good for Asthma Patients

David Stainko -
Asthma is one of the most common chronic diseases of the airways of the lungs. In developed countries it affects 7- 10 % of population, and it has got...

The Evolution of Online Martial Arts Training

School, Culture or Why Do Martial Artists Act So Wierd

Mystery of the Mountain – Character Development

Ibrahim Janjua: The Making of a Champion

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Tactical Firearm Training For Civilians

Morne Swanepoel -
Photo 1: Morne Swanepoel training with a Assault rifle under the watchful eye of USA Swat and Special forces expert, Sgt. Jim Wagner. Photo 2: Tactical...
Kata and Bunkai

Tegumi – Karate’s Forgotten Range

Iain Abernethy -
It is believed that the native wrestling art of Tegumi, along with the Kempo systems brought to Okinawa by the Chinese, were forerunners of...

The Motobu Fist: Lost Fist Tools Of Okinawan Karate

Making Soldiers Better Warriors

Creativity, Culture, Power Plays and the Dao Of Movement

Japanese Samurai Swords – A Brief History Part 1

Rapid Dominance is Always Moving Forward!

Project Prayer Flag and POW Network

A League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Classic Colt 1911

Observe, Orient, Decide, and Act – The O.O.D.A. Process

Willie Lim Unlocks Martial Arts Truths

Wood, Metal, Bamboo – Usage of the Japanese Sword

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The Raymond McCallum Story

Keith Vitali -
In the late 70's and early 80's, Raymond McCallum and I were the top two nationally-rated point-fighters in the US. While I barely maintained...

Shojiro Sugiyama: Shotokan Karate

USAdojo -
Shojiro Sugiyama was born on November 16, 1929. He was a Japanese karate instructor. In 1954, after training in two other styles of karate,...

John Graden

John Graden -
John Graden is an author, athlete, publisher and pioneering martial arts visionary, and is recognized as an important martial arts leader in this decade....

Bob White Has Gone To Be With the Lord

Bob White -
Senior Master Bob White has contributed to the art of Kenpo in particular the fighting arts, for over 50 years as a competitor and as a teacher and coach.

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