April 16th, 2015
In this video, our customer service guy Ian takes a closer look at some of our newest products. The Halo Reach Energy Sword, the Compact Pepper Spray Keychain, the Rubber Ninja Keychain Toy, and the Half Moon Throwing Knife Set.
February 10th, 2015
We're making all new product videos that highlight our most popular products and make it easier to see what you're buying BEFORE the package arrives. We're getting up close and personal so you can see how our items will actually feel when you have them in your hands.
September 3rd, 2014
About this time last year, we introduced our new line of colored ninja uniforms. And the ninjas rejoiced! This was the first time (to our knowledge) that people in the United States could purchase authentic ninja uniforms in colors like green, pink, blue, and red. This year, we took our love of ninjas one step further and came up with some pretty exciting new costumes.
February 19th, 2014
Greetings web-wandering martial artists! 2014 is well underway and March draws nigh, so what better way to keep your martial arts plans on track than for a quick check-in?
If you're like us, right about now any New Year's resolutions you may have had a choke hold on are quickly looking for any opening to escape. It happens, but you don't have to let it. No matter how big or small your martial arts goals may be this year, you can achieve them!
Keep reading for a brief rundown of martial arts resolutions that may be on your list and the appropriate counters that will keep you on track for victory!
September 22nd, 2013
Jeet Kune Do (JKD) is a hybrid combat system developed by martial arts icon Bruce Lee, whose legendary fighting talent shot this pint-sized phenomenon to fame in the 1970's. Trained in classical Chinese fighting disciplines, Wing Chun and boxing, Bruce diligently worked through these systems, but went on to develop his own style of fighting known as Jeet Kune Do or, The Way of the Intercepting Fist.
Favoring simple, unassuming forms with seamless chic movements applied at super speed to affect maximum impact, JKD took a bold step away from the exclusively rational (and largely unrealistic) approach of traditional styles. Although not developed as an improvement on Wing Chun or his other training, JKD became an exception which bested the rules from which it had evolved, and done so by virtue of its multiple fighting disciplines and the resulting intuitive adaptability which characterizes it. Its efficacy when applied in real life scenarios created JKD's definitive point of difference; this being that it was functional for real-life street fighting, since it operated beyond the limits of traditional training of the day.