Guidelines for Keeping Your Team In Sync, Part 2
Without a doubt, one of the most important ingredients to having long-term success in the martial arts industry is having a cohesive team. As you…
The Perspective of A Living Legend: Grandmaster Sang Ho Lee, Part 4
MAWN: As you know, Taekwondo has over 100 million practitioners worldwide because of tournaments, including the Olympic Games. However, lately in advanced countries like the…
The Perspective of A Living Legend: Grandmaster Sang Ho Lee, Part 3
MAWN: For any of our readers who are just starting out in the martial arts business, what advice would you like to offer them? SHL:…
Martial Arts History Museum Reaches Out to Local Community for Help
The businesses across the US that have been hit the hardest by COVID-19 lockdowns have been gyms, martial arts schools, yoga studios, and museums, which…
Bend, Don’t Break, Your Students
A muscle is designed to be both strong and flexible. It has to support a lot of weight, even if the task is simply moving…
Instagram’s Controversial, New Terms of Service Cause Site-wide Outrage
Facebook-owned Instagram’s new terms of service are leaving many users wondering whether the company’s practices are even legal. Legal or not, the site’s terms of…
The Great Comeback Has ALREADY Begun
For most of our industry, 2020 sucked! We scrambled to adapt, pivoted to delivering our service online, added additional value for our students, reduced our…
Our Martial Arts Classes Develop Confidence!
Really? How? One of the staples of martial arts marketing is that the martial arts develop confidence in children, teens, and adults. We put it…
How to Make Your Students Proud with a Bulletin Board
Having a school bulletin board is a great idea in both large and small schools, and is exceptionally beneficial. Here are some things to consider…
Got Problems?
Problems, problems, problems. Have you ever been in a conflict with a coworker, close friend, or even a relationship that was all centered on what…
