sparring Archives - Ikigai Way

I love the weaponry of Okinawa and Japan. They offer different perspectives, nuance, and solutions to unique cultural problems. When...

In tennis there is a concept known as "forced errors and unforced errors". A forced error is when one player demonstrates superior...

If you study a traditional art you've inevitably heard a speech regarding control. Control (as most responsible Sensei will tell you) is...

GUEST AUTHOR: Johnny Nguyen is a boxing aficionado and owner of ExpertBoxing.com. He has been training with high level fighters for over 8...

Our first question revolves around a very classic problem in traditional arts - do people actually use kata during sparring? Part of the...

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Speed is undoubtedly a desirable attribute for any martial artist. The ability to move your mass quickly from point A to point B allows...

I recently had a conversation with a fellow martial artist known as Hard_Karate_Stylist. he was a bit uncertain as to the value and...

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