August 23rd, 2011
(center)(iframe width="560" height="345" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/YH2eRc-fQgE" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen)(/iframe)(/center)(br /)(br /)For those of you 360 owners that have a Kinect, you'll be able to unleash your inner chop-socky fiend when Kung Fu High Impact hits this November.
August 23rd, 2011
As martial arts students ourselves, we always recommend going the route of the dojo whenever possible. While more expensive, the benefits of having one-on-one instruction, peers to learn with, and a group support system to answer any question you will have, greatly outweigh the additional cost.(br /)(br /)
With that said, we also know that there are plenty people out there that simply don't have the luxury of adding class fees into their budgets. It would be a shame to let an aspiring martial artists dreams dissipate simply for monetary reasons. It is with these martial arts enthusiasts in mind that we present this article. (br /)(br /)
Continue reading to learn about some alternatives to martial arts classes that may be a suitable substitute, at least until the day that live instruction becomes an option.
August 17th, 2011
(center)(img src="http://www.karatemart.com/images/blog/presents.jpg")(/center)(br /)(br /)If someone in your family is a martial artist, then you may feel that at times it would be easier to shop for Bill Gates than to try and find them a unique gift that they'll actually enjoy. Well hopefully this offers some relief to those of you that have been absolutely stuck for martial arts gifts ideas. The ideas listed here have been carefully selected for their uniqueness, thereby minimizing the chance that the recipient has already obtained said items. Read on to alleviate your stress the next time you're invited to a self-defense celebration.
August 16th, 2011
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August 12th, 2011
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This week's Survival Series is going to be focusing on the different approaches behind situational awareness and how to leverage them as best you can to both avoid an attack and add to your options should you find yourself in a dangerous situation. Continue reading to learn what you can do to minimize your chances of becoming the victim of an attack.
