Do you have a child in your life that´s into Martial Arts? Here are a few books that might interest them.

Practicing and developing reaction times is a key part of any Martial Arts training. There are a variety of ways (and some of them quite playful and fun) to accomplish this training at all ages and skill levels.

Halloween is a great time to live out your dreams of being a Martial Artist. It´s also not very difficult to accomplish. Find out how here.

The Forbidden Kingdom is the first movie having the two great Martial Arts stars of today´s movies, Jackie Chan and Jet Li, on screen together. Review more of the review here.

Are you trying to figure out what degrees to pursue for college and you´d like to make Martial Arts a major part of your career decision? Try looking at some of these suggestions.

Can you imagine going to college for a Martial Arts degree? Well it´s possible these days. Read and find out more.

September marks the start of a new school year and, for parents, often the mad dash to find new and exciting ways to keep their young ones entertained after school. Why not Martial Arts?

TaeKwonDo is a relatively new sport in the summer Olympics, which began its journey in 1998.

In a spectacular opening ceremony for the 2008 Summer Olympics Games held in Beijing, China, a well choreographed Wu Shu Tai Chi performance was held.

Valerie Gotay is one of three women participating in the 2008 Beijing Olympics Judo competitions and perhaps one of the most interesting backgrounds that exemplify the spirit of the Olympics.