Master Class: Jazz In Relation To Martial Arts A master of one pursuit can often tread gracefully in many more paths. When you train, you are working on improving a specific subject or skill. Make no mistake however! This specificity can lead to a much broader range of mastery. When you [Read More]
A short time ago I wrote a brief article titled Toxic Martial Arts Personality Types. It was received well, but the main criticism was that it was incomplete. Now, I never intended that piece to be a totality of the many personality failings that can exist in any group – [Read More]
The importance of having an instructor development program in your dojo Many of us have had similar experiences on the mat. Putting on a uniform and running through the material. Along the way, we learn how to execute those techniques with precision and accuracy. The very idea of martial [Read More]
The Essential Films of Jet Li Jet Li began training in Wushu at the age of eight and quickly rose through the ranks in Chinese competition. Over the course of nine years, Li joined the Beijing Wushu team and racked up metals everywhere he went. At seventeen, Li called it [Read More]
So, you do martial arts? Whenever you tell someone that you do martial arts, I’ll near guarantee that what pops into their head is an image of rows of people in white gi punching in unison to the commands of an instructor in the front of the room. Although that [Read More]
Martial artists are, generally, great people. In fact, I’ve long maintained that martial artists are a better group of people than non-martial artists. I’ve done a fair bit of traveling, and I suppose I may be biased, but I have found martial artists to be more sensitive, compassionate, and caring [Read More]
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