Author Archives: moaimartialarts
The Slow-Carb Diet: An Introduction
I got Timothy Ferriss’s newest book, The 4-hour Body for Christmas and couldn’t wait to get into it. I am a big fan of his first book, The 4-hour Workweek, and I use a lot of his advice to streamline my work in … Continue reading
New Website, First Draft
Hi, Everyone: After discussing names and other options with readers, I present to you the first draft of our new website. I hope you like it! You should see a new, broader focus on collaboration on this blog and a … Continue reading
Help!
Thanks for your input so far. Based on what readers have shared with me, here are a few possible names for the new website. They’re mixed and matched from some of the ideas I’ve gathered. Please vote and weigh in … Continue reading
Website Redesign Coming Soon
I’ve been thinking of revamping the site for awhile now, and I am looking for a little input. What are some design elements or features you would like to add or subtract from this blog? How can I make it … Continue reading
Assessing Martial Skills
In college, I knew a Kenpo guy who used to pick fights on the streets to see how well he’d hold up. He did this pretty much every Saturday night–that is until he got jumped and hit in the head … Continue reading
BJJ Belt Test 1.8.11
Here is some video from the ridiculous BJJ test held at Plus One Defense Systems this weekend. Needless to say it was very challenging, but everyone worked hard and learned a lot. Those promoted to blue and purple definitely earned … Continue reading
Random Poll
Just trying out this new feature. Do you like it? I’d give you another poll, but that’d probably be overkill. Just leave a comment.
Submissions, Inc.
This is an awesome new site set up by my coach, Jay Bell, and BJJ-whiz/graphic design guru, Sonny Parlin. It’s just getting off the ground, but it already looks great. If you’ve followed Jay’s videos on YouTube or NAGA or … Continue reading
Thanks for a Great First Year!
The stats helper monkeys at WordPress.com mulled over how this blog did in 2010, and here’s a high level summary of its overall blog health: The Blog-Health-o-Meter™ reads Wow. Crunchy numbers A Boeing 747-400 passenger jet can hold 416 passengers. … Continue reading
Hunger
Not to get too serious during the holidays, but I’ve spent some time thinking lately about Hunger as a concept, rather than just an uncomfortable feeling we have before dinner. Here are some of my thoughts and observations and how … Continue reading









