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Jeff winds up his two part podcast on one way that sport fencing organizes tactical thinking.
Techniques, concepts, and drills from more than forty years of experience and research
Jeff winds up his two part podcast on one way that sport fencing organizes tactical thinking.
Jeff tells the modern part of the story of the evolution of the leg lock game.
Jeff continues his mini-series on the controversy surrounding leg locks in submission grappling training and competition. This week he tells the Russian part of the story.
Jeff begins a four-part series discussing the controversy regarding the relative safety of leg locking techniques in submission grappling training and competition. In Part One he tells the “Brazilian Story.”
Jeff discusses the importance of recognizing and seizing the mutual center of gravity in the clinch.
Jeff discusses the ethical and legal dangers of following sport martial arts protocols in self defense.
Jeff concludes his discussion of all the amazing people whose paths have crossed with that of his teacher, Dan Inosanto.
Jeff discusses the cognitive bias known as “motivated reasoning”. He uses the gi vs. no-gi grappling debate to illustrate his points.
Jeff digs into the use of the word ‘traditional’ when applied to a martial art, and what he perceives as the problems in coming to an apt definition.