Boston Martial Arts Center
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Where is your perception?
Whether you are a martial artist, a security professional, or an academic train your perception. Receive before you respond. Let the technique arise from the encounter, not from your expectations of it. Practice until the practice changes y...
“I Don't Know”
“I don’t know” is one of the most freeing things a person can think, feel, and say.
Over my lifetime of training in martial arts, I’ve taken time to explore other systems to talk with their teachers, understand what they teach, and lear...
Shinken (The Real Sword)
Shinken (The Real Sword)
Shin (心, heart/mind) means genuine or authentic pointing to that which is without pretense, uncontaminated by illusion or self-deception.
Ken (剣, sword/blade) in martial traditions represents the soul of the warr...
Old way of doing things
I was working on an unarmed weapon defense that I learned from a martial arts teacher. The first time I saw the method, I thought, “Why would I move like this when someone has a sharp object?” I had my old way of doing things, and what I al...
捨身 SUTEMI (To sacrifice)
Ego, Fear, and Seeing Only What We Want to See
A Teaching Narrative
捨身 Sutemi
I was trying to learn a martial arts method and apply it, but I could not understand what I was doing wrong. The teacher said something to me that cut deep...
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