The word dōjō is often mentioned a lot in martial arts circles, but what does it actually mean?

When you join a traditional martial arts school. It's not about paying to learn, it's about being part of something.

The answer isn't so simple and there are a number of factors to consider.

There's a Chinese saying that we use in martial arts - "練拳不練功 到老一場空" liàn quán bù liàn gōng, dào lăo yī cháng kōng.

There is a Chinese saying "Hundred days of the saber training, thousand days of the spear training, ten thousand days of the sword training"

My latest article has finally been published in the latest edition of Tai Chi Chuan & Oriental Arts.

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A lot of people who visit Hong Kong don't see a lot of martial arts being done. This is true, because society has changed and a lot of...