Black Belt - December 2014 - January 2015

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KARATE WAY Dave Lowry pulls no punches in his analysis of the differences between karate pursued as a combat art and karate pursued as a sport,DESTINATIONS Temporarily absent from Asia, Antonio Graceffo gets schooled in pro wrestling at the New York Wrestling Connection. Lesson of the day: why the audience is so important,VERSUS
In the martial arts, different names are sometimes used to refer to the exact same technique. That’s not the case with the kimura and the double wrist lock,
however. Mark Hatmaker outlines the differences between the two moves and more...

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World's Leading Magazine of Martial Arts.
Black Belt is dedicated to both the classical and the modern martial arts. First published in 1961, it features interviews with the world's most prestigious masters and historical pieces on the philosophies of various combat styles. The magazine also provides in-depth coverage of mixed martial arts, reality-based self-defense, Bruce Lee, weapons defense, cutting-edge training methods, fight films and industry trends.World's Leading Magazine of Martial Arts.
Black Belt is dedicated to both the classical and the modern martial arts. First published in 1961, it features interviews with the world's most prestigious masters and historical pieces on the philosophies of various combat styles. The magazine also provides in-depth coverage of mixed martial arts, reality-based self-defense, Bruce Lee, weapons defense, cutting-edge training methods, fight films and industry trends.World's Leading Magazine of Martial Arts.
Black Belt is dedicated to both the classical and the modern martial arts. First published in 1961, it features interviews with the world's most prestigious masters and historical pieces on the philosophies of various combat styles. The magazine also provides in-depth coverage of mixed martial arts, reality-based self-defense, Bruce Lee, weapons defense, cutting-edge training methods, fight films and industry trends.