Brent Holland, of Isshinryu Karate, joins me yet again to discuss some of our own misunderstandings and myths we were taught early on in our training. Some of it is physical techniques that we misunderstood, [...]
When I began my Taekwondo training in the early nineties, it was told to me that Taekwondo was developed in 1955 by General Choi Hong-Hi. The answer was pretty straight forward, and I didn’t ask [...]
On this episode I am joined again by my friend, and fellow instructor, Brent Holland of Isshinryu Karate. We discuss our martial arts influences, whether or not to discard of a technique if we don’t [...]
Congratulations to our award winners from Friday Evening, December 3rd ! Most Improved Student of the Year: Julian Hernandez Assistant Instructor of the Year: Jose Hernandez Black Belt of the Year: Emily Bronish Student [...]
All martial arts are defensive minded. Never attack oriented. “I must never misuse Taekwondo” is one of Taekwondo’s tenets. We, as martial artists, should never enter into a fight unless it’s the last resort and [...]
What’s the difference between a “sport” martial art and a “traditional” martial art? They both use much of the same techniques, right? And what about those traditional arts that also compete? Which category should those [...]
