Monthly Archives: October 2012

Arresting Thoughts

Posted on Friday, 26 October, 2012 by

I’ve noticed that many of the people who come to view my blog do so as a result of a web-search on arrest technique, or what martial arts police officers use, or the ‘best martial art for law enforcement’? Now … Continue reading →

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Judo – from brutally effective martial art to Olympic Sport – Part 1

Posted on Wednesday, 24 October, 2012 by

I didn’t have the opportunity to watch very much of the recent London Olympics, except for the Judo.  It got me thinking about the evolution of those martial arts that have passed into the mainstream, and then on into that … Continue reading →

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