Many people, too many people, confuse Kickboxing with Thai Boxing (also called Muai Thai): perhaps it is because of the generalization that many schools do… Read More »Differences between Kickboxing and Thai Boxing
If you look around you, if you think about the world surrounding us simplicity is where everything starts and ultimately where the main goal for… Read More »The Paradox of Hidden Simplicity
The latest few weeks have been very busy with work and various martial arts related activities… Having just one life and so many hours in… Read More »Please help me to grow Martial What
Matthew Absokardu the author of Ikigaiway blog has recently released a free EBook titled “Surviving a Traditional Dojo” that I suggest to all of my… Read More »Great free EBook from Ikigaiway blog
Logical reasoning and common sense are usually great help in everyday life but this morning an event suggested me that it doesn’t apply to everyone. … Read More »Road Rage and lack of common sense
I am convinced that getting involved in a fight is something that should be avoided at all times. There might be circumstances where fighting is… Read More »Two good ways to avoid a fight
I met yesterday a guy and our conversation drifted very quickly into martial arts (surprise!), specifically about self defence. I was confused when he stated… Read More »Differences between Aikido and Tae Kwon Do
I have been practicing Wing Chun (WC) on and off for several years and I was lucky enough to be exposed to 4 different lineages… Read More »My Thoughts about Wing Chun
High kicks have an arguable use in self defence although they display excellent athletic performance and look great. In combat sports, particularly in full contact… Read More »Stretching for kicks#2
Boxing is about punching: boxers have a reputation for amazingly strong punches, well known among all fighting sports. The reality is simple: boxing is limited… Read More »The puncher, the kicker and the kick boxer
