Category Archives: Humor
How to Learn Self Defense and Develop Situational Awareness–The Hooded Box Drill
Meriden Martial Arts Club Ruck 2019
Here’s a belated video of our most recent outdoor training session–a silly but somewhat strenuous evening. Let us know what you best outdoor training looks like, and if you want to join sometime check out Meriden Martial Arts Club.
The World’s Best Cap Challenge
Here is our version of the Cap Challenge that’s viral as of Summer 2019. Impressive, right?
2016 MMA Club Olympiad!
To celebrate this year’s games we had some fun training. All events were meant to improve martial arts skills and included sanchin-style shot put, hammer throw, 40-yard dash, gymnastics, taekwondo on pads, “wrestling” (bjj with pins), and judo. Hopefully next … Continue reading
ALar’s UFC 153 Preview: Nothing wrong with fun fights!
{Author’s Note: If you haven’t been informed, the head honcho is taking paternity leave from the blog for time being. Congratulations to him, but he mistakenly left me the keys to the website! Get ready for a wild ride!!!} UFC … Continue reading
New article on Ikigai Way
If you get a chance, check out my new article, titled “The New Karate Kids” on the Ikigai Way blog. It’s about teaching kids’ karate! – Bill
Street Fighter 5: MMA Edition
Street Fighter 5: MMA Edition By ALar88 Here at Moai Martial Arts, we often like to think theoretically about the sport of MMA and its athletes. We toss around questions like, could Anderson Silva beat Brock Lesnar? Does BJ Penn … Continue reading
The Bucket List
If being sick is a carbolic activity, then getting a stomach bug is a real workout. All the jumping, sprinting, and corework definitely wears you down! Maybe that’s why so many fighters seem to get sick before their fights? … Continue reading
The Inaugural Moai Martial Arts Year-end MMA Awards!
The 1st Annual M.M.A. Year-End MMA Awards Hosted by none other than ALar Everyone and their mother across the Mixed Martial Arts blogosphere is cranking out some sort of year-end award list to commerorate the year that was. I figured … Continue reading →