Building up a combination with “Benny the jet”
Benny “the jet” Urquidez is one of the true legends of kickboxing with a great fighting record. I bumped into this video of his and… Read More »Building up a combination with “Benny the jet”
Benny “the jet” Urquidez is one of the true legends of kickboxing with a great fighting record. I bumped into this video of his and… Read More »Building up a combination with “Benny the jet”
Dan Inosanto is a martial arts expert amongst the best known in the west world due to his early work with Bruce Lee and then… Read More »Jeet Kune Do trapping by Inosanto
Dan Inosanto is a martial arts expert amongst the best known in the west world due to his early work with Bruce Lee and then… Read More »Panantukan by Dan Inosanto
The video below is one of the many available videos from Bill “superfoot” Wallace and it offers great training tips to improve speed in your… Read More »Three Pros and Cons of the Superfoot style for Kickboxing
If you are practicing a striking martial art you probably using several kicks that can hit the opponent in a variety of directions and angles. … Read More »Powerful strikes: my top 5 martial arts kicks
My friend and business partner Luca Senatore got seriously injured during a MMA training session back in January. While wrestling with a 125Kg opponent he… Read More »Training beyond injuries
The state of New York is banning the practice of MMA within the state territory and therefore any related sports shows. The video here below… Read More »Banning MMA on the base of violence?
The combination of Bill Wallace’s words together with some of the scenes makes this video from 1991 a great lesson about martial arts, its phylosophy… Read More »Another great lesson from Bill Wallace
Although I must have seen this movie tens of times every time I find it on TV I tend to watch at least a few… Read More »The Way of the Dragon – Bruce Lee
When I saw this clip the title popped up at once. The strong contrast is suggested by the idea that we train martial art and… Read More »The Power of a Single Strike