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From Warrior to Entrepreneur: Siyar Bahadurzada’s Journey from World-Class Competitor to Thriving Business Owner (Part 6)

MAWnews: Absolutely. In addition to Greg Jackson, who else had a big influence on you from a business perspective? SB: Chatri Sityodtong. He was a…

Martial Arts Teaching For The Future

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One reality I see over and over at martial arts business conventions is crowds of young, proficient martial artists in on the latest martial fad…

Circular Geometry for Kids in Martial Arts

Shapes Geometric shapes are important in the martial arts and to your AMSkids program. Techniques such as the basic straight punch or side kick, used…

From Warrior to Entrepreneur: Siyar Bahadurzada’s Journey from World-Class Competitor to Thriving Business Owner (Part 5)

MAWnews: Absolutely. So tell me what your busy biggest successes and breakthroughs have been so far with your school. SB: Helping to create a home…

Point MMA and the Krazy Martial Athletic Challenge

Point MMA has been extremely successful in using the principles of the martial arts to empower youth to avoid abuse, bullying, drug dealing, gang wars,…

From Warrior to Entrepreneur: Siyar Bahadurzada’s Journey from World-Class Competitor to Thriving Business Owner (Part 4)

MAWnews: Keeping the business side of things in mind, do you currently use a management software tool? If so, how does that help you? SB:…

Martial Arts Schools Face New Tariff Challenges: Rising Costs, Shifting Strategies (Part 1)

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A Tariff Shockwave Hits the Martial Arts Schools For decades, martial arts schools across the United States have relied on affordable uniforms, protective gear, and…

Get An Edge in Martial Arts Marketing

Everyone involved in competition looks for an edge to gain the victory. Make no mistake about it, running a martial arts school is a competitive…

From Warrior to Entrepreneur: Siyar Bahadurzada’s Journey from World-Class Competitor to Thriving Business Owner (Part 3)

MAWnews: That truly sounds like an excellent mission for helping people. Next, can you describe what your school is like relative to size, facilities, and…