Bojutsu

Stay on Track with Workout Reminder & Training Tracking Apps

Fitness / By Joel Williams / June 30, 2025 / apps, Bojutsu, Boxing, fitness, fitness apps, Global Martial Arts University, GMAU, karate, Kickboxing, Kobudo, Krav Maga, Martial Arts, Muay Thai, smartphone, taekwondo, Train At Home

In today’s fast-paced world, staying consistent with workouts can be tough—but technology is here to help. Workout reminder and training tracking apps have become essential tools for anyone looking to build discipline, track progress, and stay motivated in their fitness journey. These apps do more than just nudge you to move. They help create personalized training schedules, send notifications so you don’t skip a session, and log your workouts so you can see how far you’ve come. Many apps also offer progress charts, habit streaks, and integration with wearable devices, making it easier to monitor performance and recovery in real time. Read on to learn more!

Sit Less, Move More: Easy Workouts for the Office

Fitness, Food for Thought / By Joel Williams / May 26, 2025 / Bojutsu, Desk Fitness, Global Martial Arts University, GMAU, health, karate, Kobudo, Krav Maga, Martial Arts, Muay Thai, taekwondo, Train At Home, workout

Working a desk job doesn’t have to mean sacrificing your physical health. While sitting for long hours can lead to stiffness, fatigue, and long-term health issues, incorporating a few simple movements into your day can make a big difference. Here are some quick and easy ways to stay active—without ever leaving your workspace.

Martial Arts Families: Training & Growing Together

Food for Thought, Home Study Students / By Joel Williams / April 30, 2025 / Bojutsu, Global Martial Arts University, GMAU, karate, Kobudo, Krav Maga, Martial Arts, Muay Thai, Nunchaku, Self Defense, taekwondo, Train At Home, workout

Martial arts isn’t just an individual pursuit—it can be a powerful bonding experience for families. Whether it’s parents and children, siblings, or even grandparents training together, martial arts offers a unique way to strengthen relationships while improving physical and mental well-being. Read on for a list of benefits of training together.

Interval Training for Martial Artists: Boost Speed, Power, and Endurance

Fitness / By Joel Williams / April 9, 2025 / Bojutsu, fitness, Global Martial Arts University, GMAU, Interval Training, karate, Kobudo, Krav Maga, Martial Arts, Nunchaku, taekwondo, Train At Home, workout

Martial arts demand a unique combination of speed, power, and endurance. Traditional training methods like kata, bag work, and sparring are essential, but incorporating interval training can take your performance to the next level. Read on to learn more about incorporating interval training into your routine.

Bojutsu with Improvised Objects

Ultimate Bo / By Joel Williams / March 17, 2025 / bo, bo staff, Bojutsu, Global Martial Arts University, GMAU, improvisation, karate, Kobudo, Martial Arts, Self Defense, staff

The staff (or Bō) is a versatile weapon that teaches control, precision, and fluid movement. But in a real-world situation, you likely won’t have an actual staff on hand. The ability to adapt your skills to improvised (or “found”) objects—like broomsticks, walking canes, or even tree branches—can be a valuable asset for self-defense and practical application. Read on to get more suggestions on this topic.

Making Training a Lifelong Habit

Food for Thought / By Joel Williams / February 27, 2025 / Bojutsu, fitness, Global Martial Arts University, GMAU, karate, Kobudo, Krav Maga, Martial Arts, Nunchaku, taekwondo, Train At Home

Martial arts aren’t just hobbies or sports, they are a lifelong journey of growth, discipline, and self-improvement. However, many martial artists struggle with consistency, whether due to work, family obligations, injuries, or burnout. The key to long-term success isn’t just motivation; it’s making training an ingrained habit that becomes a natural part of your life. Read on to learn more about how to stay committed to your training for the long haul.