We are moving this huge martial arts site from the ninjutsu.co.il to akban.org
There are many reasons for this move but the main one is our rapid growth from Ninjutsu/ Budo taijutsu web site into a more comprehensive martial arts website.
We'll be having a redirect service working in the next few hours so if you are being nostalgic and click the old urls you'll be redirected. Ah, technology...
All posts from December 2007
Tai Pei Kun kata on mount solid - Judea
After 24 hours, barely standing, the holy Tai Pei Kun.
"Forget everything and remember."
Nir and Gaby edited this one.
Link to the clip in youtube
"Forget everything and remember."
Nir and Gaby edited this one.
Link to the clip in youtube
Does winning in martial arts have a hormonal explanation?
Mr. K. writes in the AKBAN journal about the Winning effect in fights.
Why do we tend to lose against some opponents while others do not do their best when fighting us?
Backed by scientific study the perspective in human beings seems much more complicated then in mice, but is it?
Link to the article in the AKBAN blog
Why do we tend to lose against some opponents while others do not do their best when fighting us?
Backed by scientific study the perspective in human beings seems much more complicated then in mice, but is it?
Link to the article in the AKBAN blog
New AKBAN car sticker
After much debate we decided on a very minimalistic sticker, no high flying kicks, no Japanese flag, no martial arts themes - just black AKBAN.
You can get one from your instructor. Hurry, while they last.
You can get one from your instructor. Hurry, while they last.
Are arguments in martial arts any good?
Mr. S. writes in the AKBAN journal about sanctifying arguments.
Holding pluralism and criticism as pinnacles of culture is a documented Jewish tradition and one that was independently adopted by various modern disciplines.
Using it to document and validate martial art's techniques is the core of the AKBAN project.
Link to the article in the AKBAN blog.
Holding pluralism and criticism as pinnacles of culture is a documented Jewish tradition and one that was independently adopted by various modern disciplines.
Using it to document and validate martial art's techniques is the core of the AKBAN project.
Link to the article in the AKBAN blog.
