A White Belt Is Just A Black Belt That Never Gave Up

Funny Karate Journal Martial Arts Gift Lined 6x9 journal

* Notebook measurements 6" x 9" *150 Ruled Pages *Perfectly spaced between lines to allow plenty of writing room *Stunning soft, glossy cover *Sturdy enough for everyday use

This Awesome A BLACK BELT IS A WHITE BELT who NEVER QUIT Journal will help you outline every single day of training. Remember to write down the techniques trained, notes about sparrings and drills. What do you need to work on today? Do you remember all the techniques from the last seminar? Always write it down. Focus on your Gi and No Gi BJJ Training. Features: 6" x 9", 120 College Ruled Pages. Paperback Journal Softcover. Portable size for School, College, Work or Home. Great Gift for the Holidays for Coworkers, Friends, and Family. A Versatile Notebook with 120 Pages. Perfect for you to write your own thoughts, scribbles or doodles, get a little creative or just writing down everyday tasks, ideas or use for school. This makes the perfect back to school gift! Grab this notebook, get creative or give it to someone special. Perfect for women, men and kids, great for gel pen, ink or pencils. It will make a great gift for any special occasion: Christmas, Secret Santa, Birthday and Holidays.

Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu is a groundbreaking system of grappling that integrates the Olympic sport of judo with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, today's most sought after grappling art. These are the techniques and strategies that allowed Camarillo to devastate the competition at some of the world's most prestigious judo and jiu-jitsu tournaments and have led his students to more than a dozen victories in the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu offers a leg up on virtually every opponent who refuses to stray from the parameters of his discipline.

In Martial Arts, we hear of many virtues that all artists should follow with very little explanation to them. In this book Andrew Banks sensei guides you through his version of his A-Z of Martial Arts virtues with a goal to further guide you on your Martial Arts journey with a thought to develop the mind.

A raucous, irreverent look into the Buddhist and Martial Arts worlds Can we be martial arts practitioners and Buddhists at the same time? Can these practices actually complement each other, in mindfulness? How do we reconcile Buddhist concepts like non-violence with a fighting practice like judo, karate or jiu jitsu? Long-standing martial arts instructor and meditator Jeff Eisenberg addresses these and other questions in his own inimitable style, employing autobiographical anecdotes, along with martial arts fighting strategies, koan and sutra teachings, and Buddhist folk stories. Fighting Buddha outlines why the true test of a martial artist’s skill and of a Buddhist’s application of mindfulness is during a situation that is the least conducive for it—usually not inside the Dojo or Zendo. Challenging the belief that fighting martial arts styles are not conducive to a meditative practice, the book discusses the difference between violence and the use of force as it relates to the Buddha’s teaching of “cause no harm”, exploring the common misunderstanding that meditative moments are exclusive to only select activities. Further topics are the struggles of beginning training and practice, the importance of identifying goals, choosing a teacher and training in support of these goals. And, far from being the often-perceived ending, Jeff concludes that enlightenment and the black belt are really only a beginning.

Many Martial Arts Instructors have a desire to run a Martial Arts Club, School or Dojo. But whatever they call it, and however they regard it, when they open, they enter the world of business - a world for which many are unprepared. No Martial Arts Syllabus contains modules on 'how to attract new students without wasting money on useless advertising', or 'how to plan to improve the retention rate of your students', or on 'the best options for collecting tuition fees'! This book is written to give you the knowledge your Syllabus missed out. It's not a 'how to sell out on your Martial Art Principles' book, but, rather, it's a 'Business Lessons for the Martial Artist' book, or, if you like... "How to Become a Black Belt in Business." One thing is for sure, if you are going to enter the 'World of Business' it's better for you to be a 'Business Black Belt', than a novice 'Business White Belt'!

From being a little girl in a village in China with polio to a tech executive at Apple, Libo Cao Meyers (曹力波) has had quite a journey in life—a journey steeped in rich family legacy and powered by determination, growth, and love. Over the years and the miles, she’s embraced her differences and has allowed no one—including herself—to set limitations on what she’s able to accomplish. But just because she’s been successful doesn’t mean it’s been easy. Not by a long shot. Along the way, Libo has overcome challenges as an immigrant in a new country, a person with a disability, a mother, and a woman in the male-dominated world of technology. In Limp Forward, Libo boldly shares her story—both the hard and the beautiful—so that you may feel seen, be reminded of your inherent value, and find the strength you need to face your own challenges in life. Every journey is unique, but Libo’s experiences contain insight that connects us all. Limp Forward is a captivating, unbridled exploration of the truths that guide us and shows what is possible when we pursue our full potential.