Technique
30 November 2020
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A technique executed without control, focus, power and true feeling is not a karate technique. It is just a limb being moved. Speed is not
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A technique executed without control, focus, power and true feeling is not a karate technique. It is just a limb being moved. Speed is not
Think of your karate like the waves in the sea. The power builds and flows through the body, growing until it is released at the
Is it your responsibility to help others in the dojo? So you attend a Karate/Martial Arts Class and you pay good money to be taught
[vc_single_image image=”848″ image_size=”thumbnail” frame=”shadowframe” full_width=”no” lightbox=”yes” link_target=”_self” width=”1/3″ el_position=”first”] [vc_column_text title=”A Hungry Man’s analogy of karate” pb_margin_bottom=”no” pb_border_bottom=”no” width=”2/3″ el_position=”last”] The ingredients and body movements,
This is the very question I asked myself before taking the leap of faith and starting Bushido Karate in St Albans.
Kevin Archibald asks, “Where do you stand on physique versus ability? Do the two go hand in hand and can training for physique give you
Good manners and respect must be shown to all instructors and members. Any student behaving in a disrespectful or dangerous manner will be asked to
Kevin Archibald asks, “When I have weight trained in the past I became very bulky and it hindered my martial arts by slowing me down
One of the biggest problems that I face when speaking to athletes in a variety of sports, and not just martial arts, is that
On the 25th May I attended the Bushido Hombu sparring seminar in St Albans, along with other members of the Bushido Martial Arts Association.
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