Historical Martial Arts Association Resurrects Lost African Fighting Arts
A group of African American martial artists with a passion for African history transforms an online organization into an archive for African martial arts.
Eagle Claw Instructor Maritza Muñoz Finds Poise, Beauty and Freedom through Kung Fu
For Maritza Munoz martial arts has helped her find her inner, and outer, beauty.
Provisional Wing Chun Master, Rahsun Herkul
Provisional Master Rahsun Herkul trains on the flexible long poles of the wooden dummy, a training apparatus that he designed.
The Fighting Systems of the First Peoples’
After centuries of colonization indigenous communities are rediscovering the value of their martial arts heritage.
Passing The Torch From Father To Son
After the death of his father, the weight of his father's legacy was thrust upon him.
African Martial Arts Finally Emerges From The Shadows
African martial arts remain in the shadows because of the commercialism of Western and Asian martial arts.
Old School New York Mantis Master Stands Strong Against Covid
After half a century in kung fu a Puerto Rican grandmaster uses the lessons of his sifu to continue moving forward during a pandemic.
Rising From the Ashes, A Teacher Keeps Her System Alive
After 25 years of keeping her legacy together a martial artist is finally seeing the light on the other side.
Donald Hamby Hung Gar's Mighty Elephant
The Unlikely Inheritor
It is rare for a non-Asian to become the successor of his teacher, Master William Rosary is the exception.
Hung Gar’s Lady Tigress
A life-altering event coupled with decades of dedication and practice in the Hung Gar system have led Rosa Trenado down the path to mastery.
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