Best Martial Arts Articles

Martial Arts is the combination of physical techniques and mental discipline. It is used for self defense, body strengthening, relaxation, and even competition. Women often take martial arts classes to learn moves that will help them in the event of an attack. The moves of Martial Arts are designed for even a small woman to use them effectively. The arms and legs are used in Martial Arts moves. Practicing them will help you get fit and strengthen your body. Doing these mov...

Phone interview conducted with former UFC Light Heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz

When thinking of exercising you need to think about Martial Arts exercises, in specific, Hapkido Training. These Exercises help to improve Martial Arts. The benefits of doing this exercise is the fact you are working out and you do not get out breath doing these. You will also learn, as I did, self-defense in the process. Knowing how to protect you and your loved ones is an excellent motivator; I know it was for me. These exercises will increase your cardiovascular and he...

Article on weight loss and martial arts. Martial arts are an effective form of exercise and so help obese people to lose body weight.

This article describes the various styles of martial arts that women have. The main styles are Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Judo, Karate, and Kickboxing.

Explaining the various styles of martial arts, so that the person can make an informed decision.

One of the fun things about martial arts is that it teaches you a bit of history as you go through it, and the bull sessions after a good workout are great. One of the bull sessions that Steve, Aaron and I had recently, after closing down the dojo, was sort of like fantasy league baseball, only for shaolin kung fu masters. Now, in fantasy baseball (another avocation of mine), one of the positions you can fill is ?team manager?, and the team manager helps your stats. For ...

Who knows any more? I started training in Martial Arts in 1995 and after all these years I still haven't figured it out. Here's what I've learned... Jeet Kune Do was created by Bruce Lee. It means Way of the Intercepting Fist. For the most part, Jeet Kune Do is a hodgepodge of the individual Jeet Kune Do instructor's martial arts experience. There are a few exceptions, but mainly its just a mixture of this and that and something else and then the other thing. There are so many...

article on how to avoid dangerous martial art schools.

This is a short interview with UFC Middleweight contender Mike "Quick" Swick.