Why Fight Light? Using Less Gear When Sparring
Light protective gear or full plate harness - both connect practitioners to traditional martial arts practice. Here's why light gear training has value.
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Light protective gear or full plate harness - both connect practitioners to traditional martial arts practice. Here's why light gear training has value.
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A training journal is a log book of personal practice. Even minimal entries provide value to practitioners seeking continuous improvement.
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Feeling stuck in your sparring routine? These strategic training games use alternate target objectives to increase engagement and develop specific skills.
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Proficiency comes from learning between sessions by practising on your own. Here's how to make at-home practice work for you.
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Slow sparring is an ideal way to focus on mechanics, precision, and tactical awareness - but it requires specific skills to do well.
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Rhythm is the most important thing to cultivate on the path to mastery. Five minutes daily beats an hour weekly.
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A guide to selecting the right rapier for historical Italian swordplay training - from understanding historical variations to practical specifications.
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Examining different types of training swords - foam, wood, synthetic, and steel - and evaluating their effectiveness as practice implements.
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