Tag Archives for Metamora Martial Arts
This month in history: April
2008 Black Belt Magazine featured an article by Sensei Joe Chianakas on the “10 Keys to Combat.” Also, in the same issue, his Next Generation column discussed approaching weapons training with caution. April 5 – Metamora Martial Arts hosted our … Continue reading →
05. April 2011 by Adam Bockler
Categories: This month in history |
Tags: Black Belt Magazine, Metamora Martial Arts, tournament |
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Keeping the Art traditional: Master Kevin Roberts speaks out against “commercial belt factories”
For this week’s article, we feature the story of a great friend and fellow martial arts instructor, Mr. Kevin Roberts. Mr. Roberts has been a great supporter of our program, always enthusiastically participating in our tournaments with his family and … Continue reading →
09. March 2011 by Sensei
Categories: Articles |
Tags: belt factories, black belt, courtesy, indomitable spirit, integrity, Kevin Roberts, Kyumson, Metamora Martial Arts, perseverance, self-control, tae kwon do, tradition, why I teach |
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Neil Kirchoefer: From the dojo to the seminary
Another soon-to-be regular feature on our website is a “Where are they now?” feature. We’ve asked black belts and advanced rank students who were a close part of our martial arts family to reflect on their training now that they … Continue reading →
23. February 2011 by Sensei
Categories: Where are they now? |
Tags: black belt, Catholic, karate, Kirchoefer, Metamora Martial Arts, priest, Sensei, shodan, teaching, Wansu |
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Why I Teach by Master Steven Aldus
If you are new to martial arts in Peoria and central Illinois, you’ve probably heard of several names in the area. One of those names is probably Steve Aldus. Having been in the martial arts for 42 years and a … Continue reading →
16. February 2011 by Sensei
Categories: Articles |
Tags: Aldus, black belt, Bockler, Chianakas, Hsing-I Ch'uan, inspirational, karate, martial arts, Metamora Martial Arts, multiple scleroisis, Peoria, Sensei, Sifu, tae kwon do, Tai Chi, teaching, why I teach |
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