Recent Posts
- NUDDA Seminar – Bucharest Romania
- NUDDA Seminar in London – March 2012
- NUDDA Seminar – 29th of January 2012 – Leicester
- NUDDA seminar in Leicester (UK) October 2011
- Silat Seminar with Alvin Guinanao in Sardinia
Time to stop
Time for a change There will be a point during your journey in the Arts where you will hit a Plateau and it will seem like you are not progressing anymore. It almost feels like you are stuck and things ‘don’t get any better’ and training is tedious. To reach such a feeling usually takes [...]
Combat Network Magazine Interview with Antonio Faedda
Hi Antonio, please tell us a little about yourself and your martial background (How/why did you get into martial arts, which systems did you train in etc) My Martial Arts adventure began around 1984 when I started training in Karate back home in Sardinia. I did well and won a regional tournament however I did [...]
What to do and When
The above is a question that a lot of people ask especially when they begin their journey in the Arts (although some ‘experienced’ Martial Artists are still struggling with the answer), whether is during the class or a One to One session or a Seminar; the question comes in very different forms, the wording is [...]
Sensitivity Training
Sensitivity training it is regarded as a crucial aspect of the FMA; a particular set of flowing exercises called Hubud lubud (to tie and untie) are used to trying recreate the combative energy feel of an attack, you can play the hubud in different ways depending from the range you are at; so for example you [...]
On Timing
“Timing is the regulation of occurrence, pace, or coordination to achieve a desired effect”. During the early years of my Journey in the discovery of the Arts, I was convinced that “knowledge was the key to greatness” in the Martial Arts and that” knowledge” comes in the form of “numbers of techniques”; I used to get as [...]