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Dealing With Troublemakers: Rival Schools and Street Fighters
By: Calasanz Martinez | 06/10/2008
Opening a martial arts school comes with quite a bit of responsibility including dealing with rival schools and trouble makers. Here's some suggestions on how to deal with them.

Reasons for Women to Learn How to Defend Themselves
By: Sandra | 30/09/2008
Basic self defense education and practical self defense techniques are something that I personally believe should be shared to all people at a young age. Basic self defense education is a tool which can save your life many times over.

The Great MMA Fighter Fedor Emelianenko
By: Phoenix Delray | 30/09/2008
This article discusses more about the biography of a UFC fighter.

Fedor Emelianenko, The Great MMA Legend
By: Phoenix Delray | 27/09/2008
This article contains the biography of Fedor Emelianenko.

Ufc Diet Supplement
By: Zdot | 27/09/2008
The cross-training required in the fighting style of MMA commands proper dieting and food supplement matching to your physical structure and the of combat arts you are mixing. The normal supplements utilized in bodybuilding are naturally false in the unrivalled preparation of No Hold Barred. Bodybuilders are exclusively occupied in developing mass, which in UFC gets the Ultimate fighter to rigid encumbered and unprogressive. The enduringness, strength and resilience asked in No Hold Barred post

Free Martial Arts Fitness Training Tools
By: Jeff Edward | 26/09/2008
Fitness training is paramount for martial artists. Pad-up! Offer a free range of fitness calculators and tools to facilitate your martial arts training. The following suite of tools and information guides may be used as a metric to gauge the effectiveness of your training regime. Tools are also provided to help you select your most suitable martial arts discipline.

Chuck Liddell: MMA Juggernaut
By: Phoenix Delray | 26/09/2008
This article tells about the life and career of Chuck Liddell.

The Fight of the Century? Really Dana?
By: Cole Peyton (www.MeisterMMA.com) | 25/09/2008
Since its inception, Mixed Martial Arts organizations have billed themselves as leagues of opportunity for the best fighters. Indeed, the original UFC events were bracket tournaments that gave even the most obscure fighters the chance at #1. Now we know that it is neither healthy nor plausible to reenact this format. But the clarity within the sport is gone.

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Do You Know Chanbara?
By: Leslie T | 16/07/2008 | Martial Arts
Chanbara or Combat Kenjutsu is a full-contact activity, applying traditional and sword and weaponry techniques and drills with modern padded equipment to allow participant to enjoy the rigors of sparring at full speed without fear of pain or injury.Chanbara training is exciting, fun and an incredible workout!Today, chanbara is the fastest-growing combative sport in the United States, boasting 200,000 combatants worldwide.

Savate's History
By: Leslie T | 16/07/2008 | Martial Arts
Savate (pronounced Sa-vat) dates from the early 1800s and is a mixture of French kicking and English boxing, making it a rare European martial art. The features of Savate are its accuracy and elegance in comparison to other kicking arts. Also it has a long history.

About Kuk Sool Won
By: Leslie T | 16/07/2008 | Martial Arts
Kuk Sool Won is probably one of the greatest martial arts unknown to most of the world right now. It's not only an art, it is a complete system of martial arts stemming from ancient teachings of the buddhist monks, the royal courts of Korea, and Family Tribal martial arts of Korea. From punches and kicks, to pressure points strikes and grapples, this art truly covers it all, including weapons training upon reaching first degree black belt.

Let's Learn About Wing Chun
By: Leslie T | 16/07/2008 | Martial Arts
Wing Chun is one of the most notable, effective and functional Southern Chinese martial art systems available today. Wing Chun's practical success lies in its simplicity and its fighting principles. Wing Chun is an exceptional martial art, teaching students how to use force against force in any type of encounter. There aren't that many grappling holds or weapons used with Wing Chun, although the techniques and moves that are taught are tried, proven, and above all - very effective for self defen

A Japanese Martial Art - Kyudo
By: Leslie T | 16/07/2008 | Martial Arts
Kyudo is the term for the traditional practice that uses the Japanese bow as a way for selfexamination and understanding. Kyudo is "The Way of the Bow" When the bow became obsolete as a weapon the spiritual aspect of archery was developed as a discipline for peace and self-cultivation.

What is Hapkido?
By: Leslie T | 16/07/2008 | Martial Arts
Hapkido is a discipline of coordination, a way of strengthening the mind and body, of fusing the individuals physical and mental powers so that he or she will emerge as a more fully integrated human being. Hapkido is based on three important basic principles. The Korean Art of Self Defense, Hapkido is considered a "soft" style of Martial Art, as opposed to "hard" styles that practice the use of force against force, making the outcome a simple matter of size and strength.

The Filipino Martial Arts - Kali-silat
By: Leslie T | 16/07/2008 | Martial Arts
In the Philippines, combat training methods developed to a level of efficiency unsurpassed anywhere in the world. Kali Silat - Kali, meaning body in motion, is the Martial Art of the Philippines. Our Kali program consists of energy drills and sensitivity training utilizing hand eye coordination techniques with or without the use of weapons.

An Ancient Martial Art - Kalaripayattu
By: Leslie T | 16/07/2008 | Martial Arts
Kalaripayattu is the ancient martial art of the State. It is considered as the forerunner of Karate & Kung-fu. The art is trained in an enclosure called 'Kalari', which is 21 feet by 42 feet. Kalaripayattu has strongly influenced the evolution of several of Kerala's theatre and dance forms, most prominently Kathakali and Theyyam.