Martial Art Training Articles

The articles listed on this page are for martial art training and background information. They are not listed in any particular order. You may want to start by reading the articles in any section that you feel may help you make informed decisions regarding your martial art training. Please bookmark this page and return often for updates and new articles on martial art training.

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History Japanese Jujutsu and Taijutsu - Some Background Information on Warrior Close Combat Systems. The Toughest Job - How The Toughest Police Beat In The World Forged The Foundation For All Real World Self Defense. Last article added 6/18/08

Styles The Shaolin Swindle - The Truth About Kung Fu History Brand New Martial Art Style - Where Does a New Martial Art Style Come From? Mixed Martial Arts - History and background of mixed martial arts competition. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Techniques - The Problem with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Techniques. Last article added 6/30/07

Ryu American Kenpo - The REAL History Of American Kenpo. American Kenpo and Ed Parker - The meaning of American Kenpo. Last article added 6/30/07

Martial Art Training Martial Art Philosophy - The Need for a Martial Art Philosophy. New Weapons Defense Course - Advanced concepts taught by Sensei Jordan. Training Lay-offs - Self defense skills and missed training. Combat Training Time - How Much Time is Spent on Hand to Hand Combat Training? Last article added 07/03/08

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