(SMA bloggers) – Almost everybody has heard of Taekwondo and Hapkido these days, but Taekkyon, the original indigenous martial art of Korea, is almost unheard of. Almost wiped out during the Japanese colonisation of Korea, the art is now making a revival, and is listed both as a national treasure of Korea, and is the first martial art on the UNESCO intangible cultural heritage list.
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(Grapplearts) – In this feature interview I talk with Emily Kwok who is a very smart, very talented jiu-jitsu practitioner. She’s…
(Grapplearts) – There are many similarities between the sport of Submission Grappling and the classical Japanese Ju-jutsu systems. Both arts emphasize…
(Examiner.com) – When a high school wrestling coach explains how to execute a hip throw using body position, momentum and leverage…
Martial arts competition video with continuous sparring and full contact sparring at the US Open Martial Arts Championship 2015. To…
(Martial Arts Guardian) – The Bubishi is one of the most valuable books a Karateka can possess. It is also of…
My introduction to Tai Chi principles came long before I ever heard of or saw any Tai Chi. In the…
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