Top new questions this week:
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Short problem descriprion: sometimes while boxing, after some part of round passes, I find myself into a wide stance - with legs wider than shoulders. Of course, it gives some advantages, but I ...
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What martial art uses "knee on neck" to subdue an opponent, and where would you find a training partner to let you practice such a deadly move?
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Greatest hits from previous weeks:
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I found a graphic detailing belt colours according to ranks. In there, the last two judo ranks are red and white for 6-8th dan ranks and full red belts for 9 and 10th dan.
Is the highest judo belt ...
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What parts of the body should be trained? How to be ready for a hard push?
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What's the reasoning behind checking kicks? Is it true that it's supposed to hurt the kicker when his kicks are checked? The third law of motion dictates that both the kicker and the checker should ...
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My kids currently train under UKTF, which follows ITF guidelines and techniques. Will this cause problems if they move to a WTF trainer? They aren't quite at black belt yet, so I'm hoping that if they ...
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This question is a little different than a previous question on speed and footwork. Recently my sensei critiqued my sparring, saying my block and counter techniques are pretty strong, but I'm lacking ...
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In Kalari Payattu there is something called choondu marmam, which is used to attack the opponent with spiritual power. Is it real?
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Several Karate instructors I've spoken to indicate that Karate originated in the Okinawa region of Japan.
However, when visiting the region and speaking to some of the local Karate students, they ...
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