Warriors have a specific mindset when approaching problems.
A childhood hero. A Comic Con memory. A photo found years later—and a message that needs to be said out loud: Don’t do the enemy a fucking favor. This post is a raw and personal reflection on suicide, influence, and saying what needs to be said before it’s too late.
It still amazes me that in some corners of the martial arts world, people are still saying that lifting weights will make you bulky—and therefore slow. Even more bizarre? These same folks will also claim: Let’s be clear: that’s nonsense. Unless you’re eating and training like a competitive bodybuilder, you’re not going to “accidentally” get…
Grandmaster Ed Parker once told a story about a student who practiced so earnestly, he forgot everything he once “knew.” That’s when his real journey began. This post explores how adopting a beginner’s mindset unlocks the deeper truths of martial arts.
What makes a martial art “good”? It’s not about style—it’s about structure, sustainability, and how well it works with your goals and body. Forget the “best art” debates. Focus on what works for you.
