Boston Martial Arts Center
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Martial Arts and Personal Power
Martial arts can help one achieve personal power not charisma or outward confidence, but a strength built from an honest, ongoing accounting of self-knowledge. In Ninpo Taijutsu, we develop these tools by placing ourselves in situations tha...
Ninpo (art of endurance)
Ninpo is commonly called the art of endurance, but its deeper application isn’t physical stoicism the capacity to withstand blows so much as the capacity to tolerate one’s own projections. Much of a practitioner’s disturbance, in practice a...
One of the many reasons I meditate as a martial artist.
I remember we were at a state park in the Mohawk Trail region of Massachusetts. After hiking, we stopped to watch the water passing in the river below. Eventually, slowly, we made our way down into the gentle, slow-moving current. I remembe...
Ki is not mystical
Ki is not mystical it’s a functional description: the animating quality that distinguishes living movement from mechanical motion. The classic image is incense smoke rising from the bowl, a beautiful picture of an invisible force made visib...
True Strength
My Late Father said to us consistently“True strength rests on an internal sense of self-worth that depends on neither external validation nor the diminishment of others.”
Mark Davis
Boston Martial Arts Center
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