
The science and philosophy of martial arts training from an ecological dynamics and constraints-led approach perspective. Addressing jiu jitsu, taekwondo, kickboxing, muay thai, karate, and more.
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Effective boxing combos can’t be taught. They emerge to solve striking-specific scoring problems as a function of interaction between opponents.
This is also why mitt work is useless for developing perceptual motor skill. We also discuss h...
It looks like we've broken containment--here's some pointers to help prevent confusion while TKD coaches get more educated on, and experiment with, CLA.
It seems to me like CLA has broken containment from BJJ and MMA!
Many of you are familiar with Teaching Games for Understanding (TGfU). For those who are not, TGfU is a games-based learning approach to physical education and sports training. In many ways it is a sort of spiritual precursor to the constra...
3 Research-based Practices from Educational Psychology
This is part of a doctoral assignment. These ideas come from an educational psychology perspective, so many of them are quite different from what you are used to reading on Combat Lear...
In meditating on Matt Thornton’s 2017 essay, Why Aliveness?, I was smitten with just how much this philosophy is able to encapsulate under one label.
He writes,
Aliveness is about the freedom to use whatever works in the moment. It's th...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Skill acquisition educator and thinker. M.Ed. in teaching & learning, current doctoral student, 5th dan in taekwondo and former instructor, and blue belt in jiu jitsu.
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