I was in elementary school, the 6th grade, when I bought my very first martial arts book at the school book fair. It was called Ju...
The following is the first in a series of articles on “Channeling my inner Bruce Lee.” Grip or hand fighting in judo i...
Article by Barron Shepherd Pictured Barron Shepherd and Eddie Sebastia There is a world of difference between doing judo and act...
“THE STOP” can be found in the US Army combatives Field Manuals 21-150 from 1954 through to 1971. It can also be found in earlier ...
Being able to utilize judo and its principles in a street encounter requires more attention to the technical aspects of thr...
Since World War I the styles of boxing and judo have been blended together for effective use in combat. There probably isn’t a bet...
The cross-arm guard, referred to in combatives circles as the O’Neill Cover is often credited to Pat O’Neill. Dermot Pat O&#...
“Barron Shepherd’s second book Combat Judo to Kajukenbo takes the momentum of Real Combat Judo and delivers to an even highe...
Our drills are based on the premise that nobody just throws one punch at you. They throw multiple punches or they grab with one ha...