Martial Arts Business Magazine Resources for Running Your Martial Arts Business

EDMONTON, Nov. 26, 2013 /CNW/ - The War Amps is pleased to be entering into a collaborative partnership with The Department of National Defence (Canadian Forces Health Services Group) to share knowledge and expertise that will enhance the care of Canadian…

Damon Martin Updated Nov 25, 2013 11:24 PM ET   The Russian invasion into the UFC continues at UFC on FOX: Henderson vs. Thomson in January as the latest import Adam Khaliev makes his debut against German fighter Pascal Krauss. The fight was officially…

I like to visualize the brains of business people as machines with cogs and gears that never stop turning. They always think of ideas on how to make money, how to improve their present businesses, and how certain things will change in the future. Thinking of a new product is one of the ways entrepreneurs can create more cash flow. ...

Azad's Martial Arts Center helped organize the 22nd Annual Thanksgiving Basket Brigade

Mike Chiappetta Updated Nov 20, 2013 3:43 PM ET   At 31 years old, Brian Melancon’s professional mixed martial arts career is over. The UFC welterweight has decided to retire after recurring kidney issues jeopardized his health, he announced on…

For most of us who have been employees, we all had the pleasure/displeasure of having a superior. You might’ve had or might still be having a positive or a negative experience, either way, a small piece of you wants to be your own boss, to have a business of your own and have the capability to direct people the way ...

By Stephen Morrison|Nov 21, 2013, 4:00 PM In 1973, Grandmaster Sam McGee started Harlem Goju Association, expanding the work of "Major" Leon Wallace who introduced Goju karate to Harlem and taught McGee, a Vietnam vet, and others for free. To date,…

As you learned if you read the first part of this series, the blanket term “social media marketing” incorporates a whole host of ways to creatively promote your business, beyond the social media tent-poles like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. By…

Point A: It’s easy to start a business. Anyone can have a business of their own but it’s hard to sustain it and make it grow. Point B: Businesses always fall on downtimes. If you’re going to start a business of your own like a fitness center or a martial arts school, then expect to have problems down the road. ...

Caleb takes an inside look at the Austin Bruins TRX workout at Impact Martial Arts.