- Martial Arts Not Just For Children By : Master Jones
Many people come in contact with martial arts first as children, and it can be hard for them to shake the feeling that martial arts is just for kids Nothing could be further from the truth, however, and as an adult, there are plenty of benefits that you can gain from stepping on the mat and taking a shot at something like kung fu, aikido or karate - Kettlebells, Martial Arts Flexibility And Russian Training Techniques By : Peter Nisbet
Russian martial arts flexibility and strength training techniques such as kettlebells have been available to Western Special Forces for many years from Russian masters of martial arts Russian territory reaches from the west through middle Asia to China, and they have the benefit of the best of self defence and aggressive techniques from all of these territories within their armed forces - Russian Martial Art And Kettlebell Training By : Peter Nisbet
Russian martial art training and kettlebell training involves elements of strength, flexibility and relaxation Many would argue that speed and technique should also be included, but given that you have trained in all three of these disciplines, then speed will come naturally - Martial Arts Summer Camp: A Success Story for Children By : Paul M. Jerard Jr.
Do you ever get the feeling that your child is losing ground in the battle for a decent education? Do you dread the high cost of summer camp? Do you feel that your child is learning courtesy and respect in school or summer camp? - Ten Things You Should Know about Martial Arts Summer Camps for Kids By : Paul M. Jerard Jr.
Would you like to see your child gain self-confidence, learn goal setting skills, concentrate, gain self-discipline, and acquire life skills that he or she will have for a lifetime? - Dahn Yoga - Yoga for the Soul By : Martin Haworth
Nowadays, yoga is widespread and is new forms are continuously being developed today. Millions of people around the world enjoy yoga every day or week, depending on circumstances into this activity. - Karate Secrets That Improves Your Self Defense By : Jimmy Cox
You have seen amazing demonstrations on TV, the physical mastery over any opponent foolish enough to threaten you, no matter what his size may be and no matter what weapon he brandishes! Of course, I am talking about Karate. - Discover The History Of Judo By : Jimmy Cox
The origins of Ju-jitsu can be traced back two thousand years bit but has made its way into the sports community of modern society. Learn all about the history of Judo with the information given in this article. - Shammed Unconciousness In Jiu-Jitsu Exposed By : Jimmy Cox
In a system of combat where strategy is as highly developed as it is in jiu-jitsu it is to be expected that the student will have to deal with the problem of shamming by his opponent. This article will help you to understand the technique behind shamming and how to put it to use when using jiu-jitsu. - Learn The Basic Principles Of Judo By : Jimmy Cox
The basic principles of judo are easy to grasp and are essential for the person studying the technique of judo. This article will help anyone interested in learning these basics and to master the art of judo. - Unlock the Secrets of the Art of Judo By : Jimmy Cox
With the rapid expansion of interest in judo throughout the world today, there has developed a need for more understanding of the art and science of this sport. The terms jujitsu and judo are common to our knowledge, but the difference in their meaning is not too clear. - How to Practice Self Defense By : Jimmy Cox
The word Ketsugo means combination. In essence it is a combination of the best and most effective self defense moves from the greatest methods of hand-to-hand combat ever devised. - Tips For The Beginner In Judo By : Jimmy Cox
It takes some years of practice before you become adept at judo. The following tips will make your progress from beginner to expert, easier. - Three Principles for Practicing Judo By : Jimmy Cox
Even a black belt judo man sometimes makes the mistake of trying to apply a throw before breaking his opponent's posture. Therefore the problem of how to break your opponent's posture is the first thing that must be studied. - How to Understand Karate By : Jimmy Cox
Although practiced widely in Japan, the art of present day Karate was introduced into that country less than fifty years ago by Funakoshi Gichin. - Suggestions for Getting the Best Martial Arts Training - Attending Ninja Camps and Seminars By : Jeffrey Miller
One of the many things that can stop someone with a heartfelt desire to study authentic martial arts under a qualified teacher is that the teacher or program is nowhere near where they live. One way to get the best training available is to simply go where the teacher. For many students, martial arts and ninja camps and seminars fill the void. - Emotion-Based Defensive Response - A Non-Traditional Martial Arts Approach to Self-Defense By : Jeffrey Miller
When discussing self-defense training, we really need to be discussing more than just learning some tricks and techniques for dodging punches or escaping locks and holds. Why then, are most instructors content with stopping at, and most students satisfied with learning, self-defense in a vaccuum? - Desire to Begin Martial Arts Training - What's Stopping You? By : Jeffrey Miller
Everyday, hundreds and perhaps thousands of men and women think about taking martial arts lessons. The vast majority are, more-often-than not, trapped in this "thinking about it" stage and will never take that next, most important step to making it happen. And, it's sad really.
While the reasons vary as to why each person wants to involve themselves... - Self-Defense - Choosing to be a Survivor Instead of a Victim By : Jeffrey Miller
We've all seen the news stories. They fill a good portion of the evening news and the daily papers - both online and in print. Dating, working, on vacation - no life situation seems to be safe from the possibility of attack.
Have you ever wondered...
What if the victims in many of these stories had properly prepared themselves for... - Personal Development & Success - "Creating the Motivation You Need" By : Jeffrey Miller
One of the most common beliefs that can prevent someone from achieving the success being sought is that "action only happens through motivation" - that, one must wait around for the so-called "feeling to move me" before anything will be accomplished. But, once we understand how we operate, once we discover the secret... - Women's Self-Defense - Why Most Programs Are Wrong By : Jeffrey Miller
Women's self defense issues are constantly in the news and a 'hot' topic for conversations. In fact, the number one concern from women, especially single women in the dating world, is rape. The truth is though, that many of the same techniques and tactics taught to men for self-protection simply will not work for a woman. Why?... - Can You Really Learn Martial Arts and Self-Defense From Seminar Training Only? By : Jeffrey Miller
What do you do when, you want to pursue the study of the martial arts or learn real-world self-defense and there are no schools near where you live? What do you do even if there are martial arts schools or self-defense classes being offered in your local area but... - Martial Arts for Children - A Note to Parents About Motivation Problems and Child Development By : Jeffrey Miller
Often parents of children in martial arts, or other educational activities, experience resistence from their child that may appear as though the child doesn't want to do it anymore. The parent's frustration turns to confusion as the child's resistence turns to excitement when they're actual in class. Why is this? - Reality-Based Self-Defense Training - 19 Principles That Will Save Your Life! By : Jeffrey Miller
When it comes to your personal protection, the program you choose to study, the way you train, and the person who teaches you, all determine how well, and even IF, you will be successful in a real-world self-defense encounter. When seeking out a defensive tactics program, you must remember that you're not shopping for a piece of furniture where, if it doesn't work out for you, you can take it back. - DECISIVENESS: - Single-Minded Commitment to Greatness - The Keys to Martial Arts Life Mastery #5 By : Jeffrey Miller
I remember talking to one of my teachers once about the traits of a master leader. 'The' trait that lay at the center, or formed the foundation for all of these others was: "Decisiveness" - 'the simple ability to make a decision.' - Failure is Not an Option! - "Attitude" and the Keys to Martial Arts Mastery, Key #7 By : Jeffrey Miller
One of the most important traits of any successful person is an attitude of total commitment and passion for what it is that they are doing. They see their goal; they devise a plan for reaching it; and, the set about doing what is necessary to attain that goal. - Self-Defense Within Martial Arts Training Demands a Real-World Perspective By : Jeffrey Miller
We accept the need for medical insurance but most people never give a thought to adding self-defense to their personal wellness program. But, if you do not know what a real fight is like, how will you be able to train properly for an real-life situation? - No Martial Arts or Self-Defense Technique is Perfect By : Jeffrey Miller
Far too many people who are training in the martial arts or in a self-defense program - including police and security personnel by-the-way - take for granted that all they have to do is learn a few tricks and that's it. When, according to the reality and... - Ninjutsu Martial Arts Training - Don't Depend on Weapons for Self-Defense By : Jeffrey Miller
Weapons should be a part of any sound self-defense and martial arts program, training, and strategy. However, far too many people rely on a quick-fix. The false assumption by many well-inentioned people concerned about self-defense issues is that there is a "best" weapon that will make up for not having self-defense skills in the first place. - True Martial Arts and the Job of a Warrior By : Jeffrey Miller
The martial arts and the concept of self-protection is much more than mere punching and kicking, or the development of skill with a weapon. Just as a martial artist or, in the grander sense, a... - Reality-Based Self-Defense: 19 Principles You Must Know for Surviving a Real-World Street Attack By : Jeffrey Miller
Real-world self-defense is a very serious matter. These days, women are concerned about the risks of dating, parents and others see self-defense as a part of a sound wellness plan... You must remember that you're not training for a sport competition, where the only thing on the line is a shiny trophy or a new martial art belt. - Leadership: The Cornerstone of Success in the Martial Arts and In Life By : Jeffrey Miller
Leadership is one of the most talked about and least understood aspects of human behavior. There must be hundreds of definitions of leadership, yet none of them is useful for success in life because none of them allows you to 'create' leadership within your life. - DESHI-IRI - 'Becoming a Student of an authentic Ninpo Warrior Martial Arts Teacher' By : Jeffrey Miller
Unlike the conventional view of beginning martial arts training today, in the past there was an actual "method for becoming a student" under an authentic warrior arts teacher. This method was known as Deshi-iri... - ENGAGEMENT: Recognizing the Value of Training - The Keys to Martial Arts Mastery, Key #6 By : Jeffrey Miller
Remember when you first started training? Can you remember what brought you to the program? What was going on in your life at the time. What is it that the martial arts gives you or helps you with that keeps you coming to class? And, more importantly..."how do you know it's working in your life?" - Nana Korobi Ya Oki - '7 Times Down 8 Times Up': Success Secrets from the Martial Art of Ninjutsu By : Jeffrey Miller
On the left lapel of every adult student here at Warrior Concepts, there is a patch bearing the Japanese kanji character 'NIN.' Although the kanji itself has two pronunciations in Japanese, it is the original Chinese meaning of "perseverance," "to endure," or "to put up with" that we... - The Best Self-Defense Strategy - The 6 Phases of a Perfect Self-Defense Plan By : Jeffrey Miller
Contrary to popular belief, there is a big difference between a fight and a self-defense situation. While both may look the same on a physical, combative level, the reason that each participant is there is very different. As a general rule, a fight is a contest involving two or more... - Flexibility, Adaptibility, and The Keys to Martial Arts Mastery, Key #8 By : Jeffrey Miller
"Flexibility is the Key to Longevity." Think about that statement for a moment. "Do you understand what that means?" - Ninjutsu - The Ninja's Mikkyo Mind-Science and the Magic of Asking "Why?" By : Jeffrey Miller
In the philosophical teachings of the Ninja's Mikkyo mind-science that forms the foundation for our Warrior Concepts Life Mastery Program, there are three areas of focus that allow the Ninja Warrior to always achieve his or her goals. - Is All This Martial Arts Training Gear Necessary? By : Jeffrey Miller
While this piece was written directed at parents of youth members, adult students should keep all of the relevant safety points in mind. Remember: Safety and vigilance are not 'things' to do. They are constant states of mind. - The Karate-Myth: Why Most Martial Arts and Self-Defense Programs Are Wrong By : Jeffrey Miller
You know, when I first started learning how to protect myself through the martial arts, the training was almost entirely focused on the memorization and performance of the technique...But, that performance was tied more to duplicating a string of "moves" than it was on...the successful resolution of the situation - In the Ninja Warrior's Martial Art of Ninjutsu - Practice Makes Perfect By : Jeffrey Miller
In the ninja's martial arts, just as with everything else in life, experience brings many benefits. The more a person does something, the greater the level of confidence, understanding, and proficiency they will have... - Martial Arts Training for Real Self-Defense: Making Sense of Chaos By : Jeffrey Miller
I once had a talk with a student who pointed out the almost insane notion that anyone could think that they could use a preset string of moves (known as a kata, pronounced kah-tah) to handle something as chaotic as a fight. - A Self-Defense Reality - A Reason to Study Reality-Based Martial Arts & Self-Defense By : Jeffrey Miller
Imagine, if you will...
A woman walking across a dark parking lot late at night - perhaps on her way to meet her date. The lot, apparently occupied only by the vehicles parked there and the occasional cat hunting for an evening snack.
Then, as if from out of nowhere, she feels the hard, meaty arm slam into her throat... - Ninjutsu Martial Arts Strategy: Key Moments & Phases in a Self-Defense Situation By : Jeffrey Miller
A major pivoting point in my ninjutsu martial arts learning process happened when I realized that there was something more going on than just the punching, kicking, and what-not, that makes up conventional martial arts and self-defense training. In fact... - 7 Really Good Reasons You Need to Learn to Use the Kubotan Self-Defense Keychain By : Jeffrey Miller
Ironically, in a world filled with terrorism, assault, rape, and murder, I have to write an article giving people reasons why they should be learning self-defense or the Kubotan personal-protection weapon. But then, if I didn't, who would? - Using the Kubotan Self-Defense Keychain as a Model for Using Everyday Items to Protect Yourself By : Jeffrey Miller
One of the key elements that separates the Ninja's self-protection methods, including the study of weapons like the Kubotan self-defense keychain, from many other approaches to self-defense training is the concept of "strategic thinking." And one of the ways that this important mindset manifests is through the ability to see through the "form" to what's really going on. - A Martial Artist Wears Out Early But A Warrior Gets Better With Age By : Jeffrey Miller
Ever wonder why Today's martial artists are broken and battered by middle age when the ancient warrior masters were defeating younger, faster, stronger opponents well into their eighties? The reason just might not be what you think. - Martial Arts and Real-World Self-Defense: Using the Kubotan Self-Defense Keychain By : Jeffrey Miller
The most surprising thing that students find when learning to use the Kubotan self-defense keychain, is just how many things can be done with this simple-looking little tool. And that, is part of it's power! - "Kick Me Where It Counts": A Critical Mistake in Martial Arts and Self-Defense Training By : Jeffrey Miller
During my recent visit to Japan for training, there was one overriding thing that I noticed about most of the black belts that I trained with. Now, if they were just having fun and aren't really looking to be able to defend themselves... - Martial Arts & Self-Defense Weapons: What IS a "Kubotan"? By : Jeffrey Miller
If you do a search on the internet, there seems to be no end to what has been written about this simple, yet powerful weapon. There seems to be no small supply of writers who have used dramatic titles to add to the impact of an otherwise so-so article on the subject. - Kubotan: Self-Defense Power in the Palm of Your Hand By : Jeffrey Miller
Have you ever heard of a Kubotan, min-stick, or self-defense keychain? Whether you have or haven't... - Kung Fu Up Close By : Daniel Millions
All about Kung Fu! - Master Brazilian Jiu Jitsu By : Daniel Millions
Learn about the history of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and a basic introduction to the sport. - Getting A Kick Out Of Different Martial Arts By : Adrian Adams
Martial arts are a sport that combines a variety of different methods of combat. In some cases, martial arts are used only for use, in other cases; martial arts are used in head-to-head combat, in generally controlled situations, such as matches or shows. - Martial Arts: Physical Techniques And Mental Discipline By : Adrian Adams
Martial Arts is the combination of physical techniques and mental discipline. It is used for self defense, body strengthening, relaxation, and even competition. - The Story of the Ultimate Fighting Championship By : Adrian Adams
You may have heard of it before - the octagon. It's the place where warriors meet to battle each other into submission by knocking the opponent unconscious or forcing him to give up by imposing explosive pain on his body. It is the Ultimate Fighting Championship. - Top 5 Reasons To Learn Karate By : Adrian Adams
Millions of Americans are currently enlisted in some sort of martial arts class. - Muay Thai Boxing: An Ancient Sport By : Adrian Adams
Muay Thai boxing is a sport that has been around for thousands of years, and is still practiced today as a professional sport as well as a hobby. - Martial Arts: What Are They? By : Adrian Adams
It is very hard to classify martial arts, since they have existed as long as humanity has been around. - Katana - For the Samurai in You Dying to Get Out By : William Doggett
The katana sword is a gruesome looking weapon and its history tells the story of a weapon designed strictly for war. The reason that I have chosen the Katana to do a bit of research and writing on is because of my love for sword collecting. Any collector of swords should take a bit of time to gain more knowledge of the katana whether you own one or are tempted to add one to your collection. - Looking At The Martial Arts Business By : MIKE SELVON
Martial arts practices, through martial arts business, are meant to enrich the practitioner's entire life and create balance and harmony within that life. - The History of Judo By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Judo. - The History of Karate By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Karate. - Once a Marine Always a Marine By : Chris Pizzo
So, how could a 70-year-old man could take on, and kill, a much younger armed opponent? The answer lies in his old-school Marine Corp training. - The History of Ninjutsu By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Ninjutsu. - The Secret Of The Fighting Arts By : MIKE SELVON
Throughout history, kings have been known to restrict the fighting arts. - The History of Self Defense By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Self Defense. - An Overview Of Kickboxing Martial Sports By : MIKE SELVON
Rather than going through the grueling act of martial arts traditional training for a good workout, you can use a number of martial sports to get the same benefits. - The History of Hapkido By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Hapkido. - The History of Kendo By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Kendo. - Sport Combat Is Still Sport By : Chris Pizzo
The fact is most people don't realize that sport combatives like boxing, mixed martial arts, wrestling and fencing are just sports. All take a lot of skill, training, and heart to compete in, but at the end of the day they only simulate real life combat. - An Overview Of The White Belt Rituals By : MIKE SELVON
To a white belt, many of the traditional rituals are confusing. - The History of Boxing By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Boxing. - The History of Capoeira By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Capoeira. - Taking A Look At The Classical Fighting Art Of Yabusame By : MIKE SELVON
The classical fighting arts of Yabusame has survived in Japan, but just barely. - Systema: The Martial Arts of Russia By : MIKE SELVON
Russian martial art developed its roots in the same fashion as other countries. - The History of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Mixed Martial Arts. - The History of Krav Maga By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Krav Maga. - The History of Aikido By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Aikido, a more peaceful form of fighting. - The History of Kickboxing By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Kickboxing. - The History of Muay Thai By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Muay Thai. - The History of Taekwondo By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Taekwondo. - The History of Tai Chi By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Tai Chi. - The History of Kung Fu By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Kung Fu. - The History of Tang Soo Do By : James Dunn
A brief history of the formation and development of Tang Soo Do. - Choosing a Martial Art School By : MIKE SELVON
If you really want to learn martial arts, you'll need to make sure you get into a proper school. - From White Belt to Black Belt By : MIKE SELVON
Belt color is one of the most important and recognizable aspects of Japanese martial art training. - Amateur Wrestling Updates By : Jim Brown
The United States of America covers a lot of territory and amateur wrestlers all across the United States can stay in contact with all of the wrestling matches and other wrestling news that is occurring in every state just by clicking a few buttons on a personal computer. - Respect The History of Martial Arts By : Madison Greene
There are millions of people all across the world who practice martial arts. Some are masters of the arts while others are first-time students, but one thing that all martial arts pupils share is a respect for the history of martial arts. - Haitian Martial Arts Is A Big Part Of Haiti's Culture By : Madison Greene
People tend to be most familiar with far-east martial arts and Bruce Lee movies, but there are many other places in the world where martial arts is just as significant as in Asia. - Who Else Wants To Know The History Of Karate By : Madison Greene
The history of Karate and other types of martial arts goes back thousands of years. - Several Facts About Karate By : Alex Olson
Karate is an ancient martial art that has originated from Japan. In this article, we discuss its history, a few important Karate styles, and the equipment used in its practice. - The Many Benefits of Martial Arts By : Jason OConnor
Learn about the numerous benefits of training in the martial arts, regardless of your age. - The Benefits of Training in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) By : Jason OConnor
If you have any desire at all to improve your body and mind at the same time with only one activity, then martial arts is something you ought to seriously consider. You don't just get in shape physically, but also mentally and spiritually. No gym workout can compare. - Three Steps in Common-Sense Self Defense By : Nerode Abraham
This article discusses some of the common sense things you can do today that can protect you in a violent situation. - With Violence, A Video Clip Is Worth A Thousand Words By : Tim Larkin
When people view real violence it shakes them into reality and causes them to question the effectiveness of traditonal martial arts, combat sports and self defense training. - The Terrible Truth About Self Defense DVDs By : Nerode Abraham
This article tells you the truth about self defense dvds, and what makes them good or bad. That way you'll know hwat to expect when shopping online for one of these DVDs. - The Critical Difference Between A Fighter And A Killer By : Tim Larkin
It's surprising how many martial artists even world class MMA competitors find themselves completely unprepared to handle street violence. - The Beautiful Balisong: History of The Butterfly Knife By : Nerode Abraham
This articles gives you a little history about the origin of the Balisong or Butterfly Knife. - Access To The World Wrestling Entertainment Stars By : James Brown
There are several ways that wrestling fans can gain access to all the information they need about World Wrestling Entertainment action So many avenues of entertainment are offered because the WWE is one of the largest wrestling organizations in the world
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