As a proud parent of a child training at Reveal Martial Arts, I was thrilled to witness the fantastic martial arts tournament they recently participated in!

As someone who has practiced Taekwondo for 20 years, I often encounter questions from beginners and curious observers about the martial art. In this article, I’ll answer 20 frequently asked questions about Taekwondo.

One of the most important aspects of martial arts training is sparring. Sparring is a controlled form of fighting that allows students to practice and refine their techniques in a safe and controlled environment.

That kick sent me crashing to the ground. I remember looking up at him and he had this smile on his face.

Martial Arts legend, grandmaster and world champion in free-fighting, Super Dan Anderson visited Spicar’s Martial Arts.

Sparring is as real as it gets. It’s that simple. Sparring requires you to use every one of your attributes – forcing you to sharpen your skills and practice things like the controlling distance, timing, speed, agility and focus as well as cardiovascular and muscle endurance to name just a few.