The Modern Day Samurai

August 21, 2023 Brian Volek 0

Ever since the samurai’s were first established in 1185 as japans leading military force, they have been known for there effective style of dismantling there opponents in a brutal but simplistic fashion. So did those tried and true methods of combat that worked in warfare just simply disappear? Along with [Read More]

The History of Dekioti Tirsia Siradas Kali

August 18, 2023 Mark Warner 0

The Dekiti-Tirsia Siradas System is part of the ancient Filipino combat and survival systems indigenous to the island of Negros in the Visayan Region of the Philippines. This fighting art is very combative with emphasis on impact and bladed weapons as well as empty hand techniques and even firearms. Established [Read More]

Book review: Transparent Power

September 12, 2022 Ezequiel Davidovich Caballero 0

Title: Transparent Power A secret teaching revealed Author:  Tatsuo Kimura Publisher: MAAT Press Publish Date: September 1, 2017 Format: paperback Pages: 254, 6 x 0.75 x 9 inches Cover Price: $24.95 ISBN: 1893447111       Intro Most people nowadays have heard the name Aikido. At least those with a [Read More]

Martial Word Wednesday-“bu; 武”

December 2, 2020 Jaredd Wilson 0

Many martial arts come from other cultures with different languages. This new weekly article, Martial Word Wednesday, is designed to shed some light on some of the ideas present in other languages that don’t necessarily have a place in English. Bu Etymology is the study of word origins. In English, [Read More]

The History of Nunchaku

February 27, 2019 Jaredd Wilson 10

Nunchucks (properly called nunchaku) are one of, if not the most, iconic martial arts weapon. Just mentioning the word brings up mental images of Bruce Lee or the Ninja Turtle Michaelangelo. Part of the reason it’s so recognizable is that they are so… odd. Physically it is a simple weapon. [Read More]