Close Combat
The majority of the close combat photos that I see on the Internet show the same problem. They don't mean to ... in fact, these martial artists and co
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street fighting style
Which style is best for street fighting? That's the question that I am occasionally asked by Martial Arts Mastery subscribers. So, which martial-ar
invisible robbie rule
This article was so popular in Martial Arts Mastery, that I am immediately republishing it here, for you. You see, a "Robbie Rule" is in place at my c
wrist locks video problems
I don't mean to make fun of fellow martial artists. And I am not sure whether this bit of joint-locking wisdom is funny or sad ... But to be frank, p
hand-to-hand-combat-exercise
Recently, I made a little video on in-close fighting. It had a few training tips, including one that I didn't recommend: tying your wrist to one of yo
Dave Lomas Articles
Update: Well, I joined the group ... and unsubscribed a week later. It turns out the Martial Arts Writers group on Facebook is too general for me.
Putting It All On Video
I'm often asked why I don't record what I know onto video. After all, isn't that the best way to learn? I have lots of reasons for NOT recording al
Free Martial Arts eBook or Video
Take eleven-and-a-half minutes and watch a video with an important lesson on how to improve in the martial arts. Here's the new parable in video forma
Escaping The Bear Hug
Escaping The Bear Hug . . by Keith Pascal . I think the key to making any of the following suggestions work is the timing ... then when of
Glance Information From The Enemy
I often ask, "Wouldn't it be cool to be able to read your opponent's mind?" Getting clues and learning to "read" your opponent is probably the clos
