Threat Recognition and Situational Control
Lito Angeles Self Defense May 02 | 2022 Full-spectrum personal self-defense involves four interconnected realms: threat recognition, situational control, physical engagement and
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Sparring Without Striking: When Training Safely Gets Too Safe
Black Belt Magazine October 13 | 2014 When are schools taking sparring safety too far? Shouldn’t students learn how to take a
Better Martial Arts Through Psychology: A Concise Guide to Improving Your Techniques
Black Belt Magazine Martial Arts Training October 04 | 2016 Drilling will take you and your students a long way toward becoming
6 Sparring Drills to Improve Your Martial Arts Training
Black Belt Magazine Sparring July 07 | 2011 The martial arts were created as a means of weaponless self-defense. That’s why almost
Why All New Martial Arts Students Need to Train on the Heavy Bag!
Jason Kelly Training April 15 | 2022 Heavy-bag training is an excellent way for beginners to learn the basics of boxing and
Paul’s Combatives Blog: Self Defense Supplementary Training – Part 2
Paul Landreth Smith Combatives December 09 | 2020 In Part one of this series, I discussed the preparation you can do even
Self Defense Supplementary Training – Part 1
Paul Landreth Smith Self Defense November 05 | 2020 Many people look to go to some form of martial arts class to
7 Deadly Sins of Street Fighting: Information Lust
Black Belt Team Self-Defense April 15 | 2022 Read Part 1, on range gluttony in the martial arts, here. Read Part 2,
Defanging The Snake
Dr. Leonard C. Holifield Self-Defense June 09 | 2021 The Science of Effective Fighting Explained What would you do if someone suddenly
Traditional vs. Modern: Evolution not Revolution
Mark Jacobs Traditional Arts September 11 | 2020 Frequently in martial arts you hear laments about the changing nature of these arts