Fight Skills Samurai standing triple threat response: more available at https://martymartinkarate.com

Free Self Defense

 Everybody likes free stuff. Here are free self defense videos. I will be adding more in the near future – especially from my fight skills and jiu jitsu material. 

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K2 Kardio Kickboxing

 The workout with a punch. Use the trial workout builder. This gives you lots of workout options.

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Children's Self Defense

 So, what makes my program so effective. The simple answer is your child “understanding” what is going on when they are being pushed, grabbed or even punched. Your children are going to experience real self defense.

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Black Belt Sparring

 This program has the hard to find techniques you usually only get from the experience of sparring, a lot of sparring. Never under estimate the need to spar - this develops spontaneous response.

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In Self Defense

 This is my most extensive video training series to date, there are 245 videos in this course. I focus on grabs, strikes, knife attacks and more than one attacker in the In Self Defense Course.

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Standup Jiu Jitsu

Hard to find Jiu Jitsu techniques. With most of the attention focused on Brazilian Jiu Jitsu this series give you insight to standup jiu jitsu techniques. GO TO OVERVIEW

Force Multiplier - Baton

Using a baton is a force multiplier yet less lethal than a handgun. Using a baton offers a variable range weapon. Watch my Baton Stick Fighting Training Series. GO TO OVERVIEW

 

When I Teach

At some point in life you use your training, for me it’s when I teach. 

 

MAP route to Fight Skills 1

 MAP route to Fight Skills 1

Triple Threat Option Response - use arm triangle, if not then RNC, if not then guillotine. Standing, on the ground, as takedowns. Free videos on Fight Skills 1 overview.

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MAP in Your Future

 Martial Arts Programs (MAP) - the route to broaden your martial arts knowledge and training.

MMK Programs – Fight Skills, Kenpo Jiu Jitsu, In Self Defense, Black Belt Sparring, Children’s Self Defense, Baton Stick Fighting, K2 Kardio Kickboxing, MMK Tactical

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USCCA Legal Protection

                                                                      

To all my friends who are martial arts instructors and school owners. What will you do if you are involved in a real-life self-defense situation?

I'm not talking about what physical defense will you choose or how will you employ your martial arts skill.

I am talking about how will you defend yourself legally and financially? I am talking about legal protection.   

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Leave the World A Better Place

                                                                                      

Be the example. The most rewarding feeling of having been a martial arts instructor for 5 decades is when someone tells me how much my teaching them helped them in their life.

When I was teaching and training every day I was so busy I didn't take the time to reflect on how what I was doing impacted those around me.

Moving forward in our lives we need to be the example. We need to uphold a high standard of morality. For what good is a person who doesn't leave the world a better place. Coach Martin

First boat ride - ever

First time on the water - maybe a future boat captain, LOL

Legal Protection

As your families first responder there may come a time when you may need legal protection. The USCCA has such a legal program. If you are involved in a self-defensive situation this program can save you thousands of dollars. If you would like more details message me.

Let me show you how you could save thousands of dollars of dollars if you are ever involved in a self defense situation. 

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Dads who step up

Dads who help teach their children how to be responsible for their actions are stepping up. I appreciate every dad who works with their children in that regard. You don't have to be perfect, you can mistake’s it's okay. You will learn, your children will learn, and you will form a bond that can last a lifetime. 

Be your own first responder

Learn to be you and your families first responder.

When your passion shows

Your true passion shows up when no one else is around.

Coaches who embrace success...

Nothing makes you feel better than looking at your coach who truly embraces your success!!!

USCCA Education and Legal Protection

Take advantage of this opportunity today. Training for emergency situations govern how you will respond. Contact me for more information.

Teamwork

What teams are you on?

Begin this lesson by explaining the definition of teamwork. 

Teamwork is when two or more people work together to achieve a common goal. 

Next, ask the students to name some different teams. Most of the time they will start naming sports teams like football teams, basketball teams, or baseball teams. Continue by explaining there are many more teams out their besides sports teams. Your family is a very important team, so that everyone works together to have a happy family and life together. Remember the definition of a team is “TWO or more working together to achieve a common goal”. Finally, ask the students to think of some teams that they are on, like everyone in this karate class is a team of basic, black belt training, or masters club members all working together for the common goal of becoming a great black belt someday!

Earning Respect

Earning Respect

Respect is often earned. This means that we cannot expect people to treat us with respect if we do not treat others in the same manner. If we call people names, talk about them to others, and treat them badly, how can we expect them to treat us with respect? We cannot demand that people show us respect. We have to earn it. Respect can be earned in several ways. By showing others that you care, that you can be trusted, that when you say you are going to do something you do it, and by being willing to always help others when needed. 

Confidence builder

Confidence Builder

Breaking boards

TAC choke from guard

Knee shield sweep your opponent

Maintain arm control during the sweep

From modified side mount execute the TAC choke

Coach Marty Martin

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Winning Attitude

Winning Attitude

Train hard physically, on the day of competition your mind is your best friend. 

Block out all other thoughts, concentrate on the event, visualize your performance, visualize yourself winning.

TAC Choke

Choke from TAC (Twisting Arm Control)

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Ankle Lock

 Ankle Lock after Breaking Guard

Coach Martin demonstrates basic position to "break guard" and then move directly to ankle lock.

Earning Respect

Respect

How do we earn respect?
    By practicing control

How do we show respect?
    By demonstrating control

Wing Takedown

Wing Takedown

Position your arm to put pressure on your opponents neck. When done properly this will roll your opponent on their back. Followup attacking the arm.

Break guard to leg control

Break Guard to Leg Control

Breaking guard isn't always easy. Notice how I turn my body to put pressure on my opponents ankles to open the guard. Then I lay back to control my opponents leg. From here you can ankle lock, heel hook or move toward knee bar. Each of these finishing moves require proper position before submission.

Standing Guillotine Finish

From my "Fight Skills Series" material in class.

This clip reveals a quick wrist lock position to tighten and set the guillotine from standing.

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Contact

Contact in martial arts - what part it plays.

Contact is part of the learning process in martial arts - without contact you are missing out.

Feeling what your partner is doing is integral to contact - you can't learn at the same level without it.

Contact doesn't have to be full on every time, but should be there.

Everyone has a plan until contact is made and then it's on.

Good and Bad

Good and Bad - Balance is a dynamic in life. 

Perception is what you make it. 
        Remember this when you need to show courage.

        Remember this when you are alone.

        Remember this when you lead.