The XIV KWU International Camp in Kamchia (Bulgaria) will be held from 19th to 26th, July 2020
Organizers: KWU and BKKF
Goals and objectives: Continue reading “Provisions KWUCAMP and KWU World Youth Cup 2020”
3 Ways to Build Resilience through Martial Arts Training
Martial arts leads to both physical and mental skill improvements. As your train and learn physical self-defense skills, one of the many mental skills you develop is resilience. Resilience is a measure of your emotional strength and endurance. It’s your ability to cope with any setback or obstacle.
You might assume that resilience is something that you either have or don’t have. But just like any martial arts skill or technique, resilience is another trainable skill. Martial art is a great environment to increase your resilience. As you train and learn self-defense, you’ll encounter a variety of challenges and obstacles. But with practice, you figure out how to adapt and deal with these and other obstacles.
Here are a few ways to build resilience through martial arts training: Continue reading “3 Ways to Build Resilience through Martial Arts Training”
KWU Afghanistan was established
We received Protocol of KWU Afghanistan
and here is the news for establishment:
Instant classic: Remy Bonjasky – Semmy Schilt 2003 (video)
The 2003 K-1 WGP in Fukuoka, Japan, gathers around some of the best kickboxers under one ceiling.
The tournament consists of 7 K-1 rules super fights and the event serves as a general repetition for the fighters before the big tournament that takes place t the end of the year in Tokyo. Continue reading “Instant classic: Remy Bonjasky – Semmy Schilt 2003 (video)”
How to Prepare for Martial Arts Training
Choose. It all depends on what you want. Do you want to learn at a calm, slow pace until you get the moves right? Or do you want to advance fast, training as though you are in a combat situation and quickly learning how to correct mistakes? The choice depends on you.
The Karate Roots of Michael Jai White
It’s hard to say too much about Michael Jai White, whether you’re talking about his talents (seven black belts, dozens of major acting roles, and even more television roles), or him as a person (former special education teacher, also just plain nice).
The first, White, began learning was actually jujutsu, but, his first black belt was in Kyokushin karate. This is no doubt an important style to him to this day. So, it’s not surprising that one of the ways he would choose to give back to the martial arts community would be teaching to the next generation of martial artists! Continue reading “The Karate Roots of Michael Jai White”