Boxing training and heavy bag training are essentially synonymous. If you are training to become a boxer, it is safe to assume that you will spend a considerable amount of time punching a bag. And if you do not hit a heavy bag, it is rarely by choice. Perhaps youRead More →
Today our korresponent made a video of training with boxing mitts. It is believed that focus mitt training is one of the best ways to develop defense, precision and pace. After the training we sat and discussed possible ways of integrating shadow boxing techniques into focus mitt training. The otherRead More →
On March 25th, 2018 we made a brief video shoot of martial arts group training at Mr. Ben’s place in Queens, NY nearby Bombay theater. Mr. Ben has been teaching martial arts of 12 years (boxing, karate, muay thai, etc). In this short phone recorded video you may see youngstersRead More →
A large slice of every video shop was once dedicated to shirtless, blood-dripping men, striking clenched poses and displaying great fighting skills. Taking their key from Hong Kong cinema, the films of Jean-Claude Van Damme (perhaps the man who personifies video more than anyone) and the various sub-Van Dammes wasRead More →
Here’s a screen shot of Mudit later trying to cover his ass (because it amuses me): Can you smell the stink of “Oh, man…I really fucked up…”? And , of course, Mudit is deleting any comment that contradicts his version of events, just like his lord and master Bohdi taughtRead More →
Well, it didn’t take long for Bohdi to make me break my promise. So, Bohdi dropped his bombshell, which has landed with quite a wet thud on his own foot. It’s hard to know what to make of Bohdi’s latest attempt to prove that I am Alain Burrese (or thatRead More →
What you should do is post the lineage traceable to the sources of “African Wrestling” and “European Boxing” and whatever else is in the Mix. Something like this: Goju Ryu was developed by Chojun Miyagi, who learned Naha Te from Kanryo Higaonna, and also learned from Seisho Arakaki and CraneRead More →
I don’t know about you, but I see these pop up in my feed all the time – sometimes from very experienced martial artists who should know better. “Here’s this one thing I learned from a self defense class, and I’m passing it on so that YOU, TOO can nowRead More →
52 blocks practitioner shared his views about Kung fu art with our special correspondent. It seems there are martial arts practitioners who believe that Kung fu might be practical in real life extreme situations. It is all about mastery level as some state. In this footage one may see aRead More →
We talk about swords – Japanese, European and others… Stas Reztsov is a great photographer who likes fencing. He is a real fan of these 2 arts and it force him to start create special stuff for fencers. Today he introduced to us a new ‘quick fix’ for any swordRead More →