by Randy George | Mar 18, 2008 | Articles
Training in various, seemingly antiquated, military arts is becoming increasing common in our 21st century society. Why pursue these arts that require so much effort, discipline, and often pain? Why do we seek to test ourselves in struggle and training for combat?...
by Randy George | Mar 18, 2008 | Articles
I was pleased to see a review of the book “Bloody Iron” in Volume 24, No. 3 of Aikido Journal. Here is a book that speaks plainly about the reality of conflict with edged weapons in circumstances involving lethal force. The authors, both long time...
by Randy George | Mar 17, 2008 | Articles
Interview With James Williams – Part Oneby Stanley PraninThe following interview of James Williams was conducted by Stanley Pranin at his dojo in Encinitas, California on November 1, 2004.Stanley Pranin: I’m here with James Williams and several of his...
by Randy George | Mar 6, 2008 | Articles
Sophisticated ancient warrior arts had particular ways of using the eyes. This methodology maximized the brains ability to process information. The eyes don’t see, the brain “sees”. How the eyes are used determines how effectively the brain can process information. It...
by Randy George | Mar 6, 2008 | Articles
The Eye and the Mind by James WilliamsSophisticated ancient warrior arts had particular ways of using the eyes. This methodology maximized the brains ability to process information. The eyes don’t see, the brain “sees”. How the eyes are used determines how effectively...
