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Over the past several years I've written articles discussing various sides of martial arts training. In my article entitled, “Commercialism vs. Traditionalism” I talked...

Learning Power Generation Helps With Learning Pressure Points

December 1, 2010

Kata and Old School Karate

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Returning To Classical Kata With Willie Lim

August 13, 2016

Creativity, Culture, Power Plays and the Dao Of Movement

October 23, 2018

Training Safety Standards and Reality-Based Safety Equipment

November 12, 2010

How to Tie a Martial Arts Belt, Fold a Uniform and Tie Uniform Pants for Different Arts

August 19, 2014

Martial Arts Eulogies

Biographies P-T

Michael Matsuda – Martial Arts History Museum

Eulogies P-T

Great Grandmaster Tony Thompson Has Passed Away

Eulogies F-J

Orned “Chicken” Gabriel Has Passed Away

Eulogies K-O

Richard Norton of Zen do Kai Karate Has Passed Away

System & Styles

Indochinese

Bersilat

Karate

4 Main Styles of Karate

Israeli

Inside the Martial Arts of the Israeli Military

Aikido

Richard Ostrofsky Aikido

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Best Practices To Keep Your Kids Safe Online

Darren Laur - October 24, 2015 0

As a 29-year law enforcement veteran with over seven year’s experience investigating unfortunate — and often preventable — incidents online, I have come to...

Advice About Identity Theft

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Consent: It’s Simple As Tea

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Who's Who

William Chow: Kara-Ho Kenpo

USAdojo - September 21, 1987 0

William Chow helped develop martial arts in the U.S., specifically the family of styles referred to as kenpo or kempo. His style was called Kara-Ho Kenpo.

Walter Todd: Shudokan Karate

USAdojo - November 26, 1999 0

His supporters saw Walter Todd as "a living testament to the power of perseverance and the vitalizing capacity of authentic budo."

Chotoku Kyan and Chito-Ryu Karate

Travis Cottreau - July 9, 1945 0

Chotoku Kyan is considered one of the main influences of Chito-ryu and Shorin-ryu seen in numerous kata, Bassai, Chinto, Sanshiru and Kusanku.

Joe Emperado

USAdojo - May 30, 2008 0

Joe Emperado was born in Honolulu, Hawaii on June 23, 1929. At the age of 14, his older brother, Adriano Emperado, began teaching him...

Carlos Machado One of the World’s Greatest Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Fighters

Terry Wilson - August 10, 2009 0

Carlos Machado has emerged as one of the world’s greatest Brazilian Jiu-jitsu fighters and instructors. His victories on the mat in Brazil were legendary, like...

Tsutomu Ohshima: Shotokan Karate

USAdojo - February 4, 2002 0

Tsutomu Ohshima is the founder and Shihan (Chief Instructor) of Shotokan Karate of America (SKA), and is also recognized as chief instructor of many...

Martial Arts Business

How Much Can You Spend to Generate Enrollment

Stephen Oliver - September 1, 20130

Martial Arts Business

Everyone has heard that you should spend approximately 10% of your gross revenue on advertising. However, that doesn't answer many important questions about how...

MMA Fastest Growing Sport in Martial Arts

John Graden - July 1, 20130

Martial Arts Business

As you know, MMA is the fastest growing segment of the industry right now. Did you know that the Tito Ortiz and Ken Shamrock...

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