Peer back in time to when the first two Karate Kid movies were released and learn why they carry enduring lessons for all martial artists!
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In 1984 The Karate Kid became a box-office hit. In 1986 the sequel proved just as satisfying to audiences. In 2018 two of the main characters were resurrected in Cobra Kai. Here's their backstory!
More essential judo, grappling and self-defense advice from Olympian Mike Swain -- plus "best of" judo training and fighting techniques from the Black Belt Hall of Famer!
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Better Martial Arts Through Psychology: A Concise Guide to Improving Your Techniques
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Why The Left Hook Is So Devastating: John Hackleman's Secrets to His Favorite Punch
The main reason I fell in love with the left hook started when I was a young kid. As a skinny young 14-year-old Haole (white)...
A Martial Artist's Guide to Hip Health: Know What Damages Them, How to Strengthen Them!
If you want to use your legs as weapons well into old age, you need to read what this M.D. has to say. Learn about the types
Split Second Survival, Part 1: Reality-Based Knife Defense as Taught by Larry Wick
This martial artist tested the effectiveness of gun and knife defense, and what he learned will make you more proficient at s...
Donnie Yen: The Martial Artist Who Brought a Wing Chun Legend to Life in 3 Ip Man Movies
The son of Black Belt Hall of Famer Bow Sim Mark, Donnie Yen has entertained millions with his martial arts. We go one-on-one...
