Welcoming Back Chad | Director of Educator Relations
Dear Bushido Community, We are excited to announce Chad Schaeffer’s return as our Director of Educator Relations! Chad’s journey with us began nea...
Read moreWhen we hear the word impulse, it almost always references a negative action. Impulsively eating, binging entertainment, drugs, and so on.There is ...
Read moreAlthough little is known of the fate of the mysterious Yasuke, there exist references to both his presence in Japan and arrival within historical t...
Read moreEnjoy this switch kick drill with Bang Muay Thai instructor Duane Ludwig.
Read moreSo far, we've explored four other concepts in our 'Art of' series: Mushin: The Art of FlowZanshin: The Art of FocusShoshin: The Art of Learning Las...
Read more"The noble-minded are calm and steady. Little people are forever fussing and fretting." - Confucius Zanshin, translated as 'remaining mind', is a ...
Read moreAlthough Bruce passed away at a young age nearly 50 years ago, his legacy has persisted. From the timeless allure of his film roles, to his family...
Read moreWe've all experienced it at one point or another - a state of no mind. For many of us, it happened more often in childhood, where we were lost in ...
Read moreAn undeniable staple of traditional and eastern martial arts is the belt. Ranging from one to two inches in width, the belt is reminiscent of the ...
Read moreIf you train in a fighting art, you need to be sparring. Plain and simple. For many of us, we had to step away from the ring for a variety of rea...
Read moreEnjoy this quick video with Professor Giva Santa of One Jiu Jitsu. Giva is a wealth of knowledge, having coached world class grapplers and UFC cha...
Read moreBushido, a relatively modern term, is translated as the Warrior's Way. What does the 'warrior's way' really mean? To describe the code of honor of ...
Read moreBartitsu, first developed by Edward William Barton-Wright in 1898 after returning from Japan, is considered one of the first martial arts to hybrid...
Read more