Taebo Reboot Launches on Meta Quest: Billy Blanks Is Back for a New Generation!
Billy Blanks , the legendary creator of Tae Bo® who inspired millions in the 1990s, is back — this time in virtual reality. Taebo Reboot:...
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Like Father, Like Fighter: How Jonathan Di Bella and His Champion Dad Built a Legacy Together
Some fighters change coaches throughout their careers, searching for the right voice to guide them to greatness. Jonathan Di Bella has...
The Sparring Edge: Underrated Habits That Win Fights
Ask most martial artists how to get better at sparring, and you’ll hear the same advice on repeat: “Keep your guard up,” “Don’t drop your hands,” “Relax.” All solid points—but let’s be honest, you already know that. So, let’s go a little deeper. Here are the underrated tips for sparring success—the ones most people overlook until they learn them the hard way. 1. Learn to Lose… Well Getting tagged isn’t failure—it’s feedback. The best fighters aren’t the ones who never get hi
The Crescent Kick: Retro or Relevant?
Back in the 1970s, an action movie hero once delivered a classic line: “I'm gonna take this right foot, and I'm gonna whop you on that...
Benicio Del Toro: From Hollywood Icon to “Sensei” — The Calm Within the Fight
When Black Belt magazine featured Benicio del Toro on its May 2003 cover, it captured an actor at the height of his intensity known for his brooding roles and quiet power. Two decades later, at 58, del Toro channels that same presence in a surprising new form: as Sensei Sergio St. Carlos, a local karate instructor in the upcoming film One Battle After Another . Del Toro’s latest performance bridges art and philosophy, echoing the martial wisdom celebrated in the pages of Bla
Cover Throwback: Fighting Stars Magazine - Graciela Casillas
The February 1984 issue of the Fighting Stars magazine showcased Graciela Casillas on its cover, cementing her status as a trailblazer...
Benicio Del Toro: From Hollywood Icon to “Sensei” — The Calm Within the Fight
When Black Belt magazine featured Benicio del Toro on its May 2003 cover, it captured an actor at the height of his intensity known for his brooding roles and quiet power. Two decades later, at 58, del Toro channels that same presence in a surprising new form: as Sensei Sergio St. Carlos, a local karate instructor in the upcoming film One Battle After Another . Del Toro’s latest performance bridges art and philosophy, echoing the martial wisdom celebrated in the pages of Bla
The Sparring Edge: Underrated Habits That Win Fights
Ask most martial artists how to get better at sparring, and you’ll hear the same advice on repeat: “Keep your guard up,” “Don’t drop your hands,” “Relax.” All solid points—but let’s be honest, you already know that. So, let’s go a little deeper. Here are the underrated tips for sparring success—the ones most people overlook until they learn them the hard way. 1. Learn to Lose… Well Getting tagged isn’t failure—it’s feedback. The best fighters aren’t the ones who never get hi
Cover Throwback: Fighting Stars Magazine - Graciela Casillas
The February 1984 issue of the Fighting Stars magazine showcased Graciela Casillas on its cover, cementing her status as a trailblazer...
The Crescent Kick: Retro or Relevant?
Back in the 1970s, an action movie hero once delivered a classic line: “I'm gonna take this right foot, and I'm gonna whop you on that...
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