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  • How to judge a UFC fight

    With all of the recent controversy in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) over the last few years surrounding questionable judge's decisions, one might ask themselves what exactly these...

  • How to judge striking in the UFC

    There are many different aspects involved in MMA, hence the reason it's called "mixed" martial arts. Therefore, it's important for viewers and judges to understand all the individual...

  • How to Fold a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu GI

    The heavy material used to make your Brazilian jujitsu gi can make attempts to fold it a frustrating experience. One creative way is to use your belt to secure both the top and bottom of your gi....

  • How to Use a Ka-Bar Combat Knife

    Based on the legendary Bowie knife design, the Ka-Bar Combat Knife was developed for the United States Marine Corps for use during World War II. Still used by Marines, soldiers and sailors as of...

  • How to Deliver a Knock-out Punch

    Punching is the most basic form of human combat. The proper use of hands and arms to create striking impact has been the basis of human self-defense since the beginning of the species. Anyone who...

  • How to Improve Your Kicks With Mixed Martial Arts Equipment

    Improving kicks with mixed martial arts equipment requires a heavy bag, Thai pad and partner. There are several good drills that can improve timing and recognition. One can be done on a heavy bag...

  • How to Slow Down or Completely Halt Your Martial Arts Training Progress by Sensei J. Richard Kirkham B.Sc

    Over the years, I've seen very successful techniques in slowing down martial arts and self-defense training to an almost complete stop. I've listed some of these techniques below, perhaps you're...

  • Easy Kickboxing for Beginners

    If you're looking to hone your skills at kickboxing or trying to improve your technique to prevent kickboxing injuries, it is important to get a grasp on the basics. Learning the basics in...

  • How Can I Teach Myself Wushu?

    Martial arts are sports that inspire popular films, have a background in many different cultures they come from, and capture the imagination of enthusiasts around the world. Wushu, although not...

  • How to Block Punching Combos in Kickboxing

    Blocking a punch is different in kickboxing from boxing. Boxing, where all you have to worry about is hand combinations, allows for head movement and ducking punches. Kickboxing, with kicks and...

  • How to Lose Weight in Martial Arts

    Sometimes finding healthy recreation seems more like work than play, especially if you are waiting for machines at the gym. Martial arts training can fit well into a busy lifestyle. Most martial...

  • How to Make Swords for Kids

    One of the best alternatives to the flimsy, expensive store-bought children's swords, a homemade "boffer" can be an excellent and safe way for your kids to begin learning how to use a sword....

  • How to Win a Fight in the Streets

    It is best to avoid fighting as nothing good comes from it for the most part however there are times when fighting is unavoidable due to extreme circumstances which are beyond our control. What...

  • Axe Throwing Techniques

    Considerably larger than the throwing knife or Japanese shuriken practiced by most martial artists, the throwing axe is best learned through hands-on experience. By designating a certain amount of...

  • How to Pick a Samurai Sword

    Whether you're selecting a basic katana for casual practice or are embarking on an intensive study of kenjutsu and the Japanese sword, familiarizing yourself in the factors that distinguish an...

  • How to Slow Down or Completely Halt Your Martial Arts Training Progress

    Over the years, I've seen very successful techniques in slowing down martial arts and self-defense training to an almost complete stop. I've listed some of these techniques below, perhaps you're...

  • Characteristics of Japanese Martial Arts Styles

    During its long history as a military nation, Japan was a wellspring of martial arts styles. Even though each of the surviving martial arts share some common ancestry, each has its own distinct...

  • How Long Does it Take to Learn Tai Chi?

    Tai chi is a Chinese martial arts discipline that is commonly practiced for its health and relaxation benefits. The foundation of tai chi is a series of synchronized body movements that, when...

  • How to Teach Kickboxing

    Kickboxing is popular as a means of fitness, but if taught correctly, it can also be useful in self-defense situations. While kickboxing classes range in focus from exercise to self defense, they...

  • Why Are Hands Considered to Be Weapons in Martial Arts?

    Most martial artists recognize the hands as important fighting weapons. Hand strikes can be delivered from various angles to keep an opponent off balance, and different striking techniques can...

  • How to Remove the Handle of an Old Samurai Sword

    Traditional samurai swords (katanas) are the well-known bladed weapons of Japan. Over time these swords can require a certain amount of maintenance and the removal of the handle is part of a...

  • Japanese Fighting Techniques

    Japanese fighting styles have been practiced for centuries, and they have evolved throughout history as various practitioners and teachers have elaborated on the ancient techniques. The basic...

  • Mixed Martial Arts Fight Styles

    Mixed martial arts have become a popular sport. Fans enjoy watching as their favorite athlete battles against opponents. To succeed in this sport, the fighters mix together many styles of fighting.

  • How to Teach Kick Boxing

    Kickboxing is an old sport and form of self-defense that combines elements of western-style boxing with kicks developed from the martial arts of karate and Muay Thai. It became extremely popular...

  • How to Use Focus Mitts

    Use focus mitts to effectively train your boxing and striking skills. A focus mitt is a padded target attached to a glove and used in training for boxers and mixed martial artists. The person...

  • How to Do a Calf Slicer

    The calf slicer is a technique used in submission grappling martial arts like Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. It is a type of compression lock that works by separating the knee joint while putting pressure...

  • How to Wrap Hands for Kickboxing

    A kickboxer's feet are often shielded from injury by padded boots, but his hands require more sophisticated protection. Because hands are used to block strikes as well as deliver them, they are...

  • How to Carry a Sheath Knife

    How a Navy Seal, police officer, hunter or diver carries a knife is an individual choice, based mostly upon required speed of access. A Seal or police officer may need the knife quickly in the...

  • Instructions for Homemade Martial Arts Training Equipment

    Training equipment for the martial arts can be costly: uniforms, bags, protective pads and special equipment can cost hundreds of dollars. But the point of martial arts is in the training, not the...

  • How to Stand With a Wushu Weapon

    Originating from an ancient Chinese system of arms practice, Wushu weapon forms have developed into an intricate modern art of strength building, coordination and grace. Encompassing more than 12...

  • Machete Fighting Techniques

    Originally developed as a tool for clearing thickets and jungle vines, the machete has emerged as a popular weapon in many tropical countries. Functioning like a typical short-sword with a...

  • How to Escape From a Knife Attack

    Highly dangerous and rarely anticipated, a sudden attack from a knife-wielding opponent can be a nightmarish situation. However, with some cunning and clear thinking, you will be capable of both...

  • How to Attack Quickly With a Katana Sword

    Ancient Japanese samurai warriors considered the katana, or sword, to be an extension of themselves. They sought to cut through their enemies in a single, fluid motion. The basis of Japanese sword...

  • Defensive Fighting Techniques

    We live in a world that can be terrifying. Muggers, carjacking, and gang warfare can happen every day in every country in the world. Many people carry guns to protect themselves, but many people...

  • Pressure Point Striking Techniques

    Pressure point striking techniques are regarded as the deadliest in all disciplines of hand-to hand-combat. This article will provide you with some history of the techniques and provide you with...

  • Japanese Ninja Sword Fighting Techniques

    Japanese sword fighting goes back to the times of the ninja and the samurai. Ancient Japanese sword fighters were agile, incredibly strong and very honorable. Practicing this ancient technique can...

  • Flashlight Fighting Techniques

    Fighting with a flashlight is much like fighting with any type of small hard weapon like a baton or bat, as it can be swung viciously and quickly injure or disable your attacker or opponent. As...

  • Rifle Bayonet Fighting Techniques

    The bayonet serves two purposes as a weapon: the knife on the end of your rifle can act as a sword or spear, and the butt of the rifle can act as a club or parrying tool. Using these two parts of...

  • How to Develop a 1 Punch Knockout

    Sometimes you just have to fight. 1 punch knockout power is your ace in the hole when you want to end a fight clean and fast.

  • How to Make an Axe Throwing Target

    Considerably larger than the varieties of throwing knives and shuriken used by most martial artists, the throwing ax is best learned through hands-on experience. By crafting your own practice...

  • How to Clean Sparring Gear

    The sparring gear that is used in boxing, martial arts and mixed martial arts is exposed to sweat, bacteria, viruses and blood among other things. This is not appealing, but it is something that...

  • Blackbelt Fighting Techniques

    To achieve a black belt in any martial art takes enormous dedication and persistence. One must master all the forms in any given system in addition to becoming fluid and adept at all the kicks,...

  • How to Make a Target for Axe Throwing

    Innately different from the varieties of throwing knives and shuriken, the bulkier throwing axe is best learned through hands-on experience. By fashioning your own target and employing a daily...

  • How to Build Self-Confidence in Students With Diverse Backgrounds

    Martial arts training is a good method to build self-confidence for students from any background as long as the instructor knows how to approach the subject efficiently. It is increasingly...

  • How to Disassemble Samurai Swords

    Internationally recognized as one of the most graceful and powerful swords to emerge from the medieval period, the Katana, or Japanese sword, has developed a wide appeal among martial artists....

  • How to Prepare for a Martial Arts Belt Test

    Attaining belts in martial arts signifies a students progression to the next level. While some consider them empty symbols, to many others they are thought of as important milestones, or at least...

  • How to Polish a Samurai Sword

    Considered among the most efficient and deadly weapons from the medieval world, the nihonto, or Japanese katana, occupies a prominent role in contemporary sword arts. While traditionally...

  • Arthurian Sword-Fighting Techniques

    The sword-fighting techniques practiced by the knights of Arthurian times differed from the flashy fencing techniques made popular by Errol Flynn movies. They were eventually displaced by the rise...

  • How to Deliver a Knockout Punch

    If you're ever in a position where you need to defend yourself, knowing how to deliver a knockout punch is essential. If you know how to perform this action, you will eliminate the need for an...

  • Systema Breathing Exercises

    Unlike some martial arts, Russian Systema focuses on natural and intuitive movement. Based on the idea that the human body knows what to do if we'll just listen to it, strikes, blocks and...

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