Most of us are very clear on the ways that martial arts have changed us, and made us better people. But how can we also use martial arts to help others grow? And can the martial arts even be used to transform wider society . . . ?
With the annual new year membership rush hopefully just about to begin, here are some ideas and advice for marketing your dojo to women as potential martial arts students . . .
Many pictures of female martial artists don’t actually look like they are doing a martial art. For example, there are loads of pictures of women with their legs splayed wide open – not actually kicking, but just standing on one leg … Continued
Five awesome insights on women in boxing – From Leah Hager Cohen’s Without Apology – Girls, Woman and the Desire to Fight Leah Hager Cohen is a quiet, middle-class journalist who warily visits a run-down gym with her photographer friend, … Continued
This book is for “male and female martial arts instructors, female martial arts students, and supporters of women in martial arts”. It aims to “help people involved in the martial arts understand the challenges women face when training and help them create and provide appropriate martial arts instruction” . . .
