Mixed Martial Arts

Do you want to learn martial arts? Have you tried to learn by reading martial arts books? If you have, then I bet it didn’t work out very well. The problem is not that you can learn about martial arts. You can learn the history, the names, the dates and even the styles. The problem [...]

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The history of Muay Thai as a martial art is deeply rooted in the past of the country of Thailand. Thailand has a long history of militant invasions from neighboring countries. As a result the people of Thailand were forced to depend on their own abilities to defend themselves from unwelcome intruders. Originally all the [...]

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What is MMA? The acronym stands for Mixed Martial Arts. This is a type of fighting that mixes a number of different techniques from various martial arts. It is sometimes called no holds barred fighting. Historically, mixed martial arts started around the late 1800s but it was not until the 1970s that MMA became popular [...]

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Walking into a aggressive arts dojo with no above-mentioned acquaintance can be somewhat daunting. To that end, a growing amount of individuals are searching to alternating forms of instruction. In this regard, the Internet has accurate itself to be a almighty professor. At MartialArts-101.com, associates accept admission to an absorbing arrangement of advisory videos and [...]

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In the Philippines, combat training methods developed to a level of efficiency unsurpassed anywhere in the world. There are over 7,000 islands in the Philippine archipelago with over 78 major languages spoken. The Filipino Martial Arts are as diverse as the islands themselves. � Kali Silat – Kali, meaning body in motion, is the Martial [...]

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Russian martial art training and kettlebell training involves elements of strength, flexibility and relaxation. Many would argue that speed and technique should also be included, but given that you have trained in all three of these disciplines, then speed will come naturally. Technique is immaterial: it is related to what you do, not how you [...]

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