Jeff discusses the importance of discipline in daily life and in the martial arts, and compares it to another honorable attribute, courage.

In part 3 of Jeff’s series about skepticism he discusses the various forms of evidence, their reliability, and relates them to the martial arts.

In part two of his three part series on Skepticism, Jeff discusses his early martial arts career and the discipline of epistemology.

Jeff describes the philosophy of Skepticism and it’s relevance for martial artists.

Jeff deconstructs the martial arts demonstration trick known as “the unbend-able elbow.”

Jeff discusses what he perceives to be a common cognitive bias regarding larger students of the martial arts.

Jeff discusses his concerns regarding martial arts group classes for very young children.

Jeff wraps up his four part series describing the many amazing people whose lives have intersected that of his teacher, Dan Inosanto.

Jeff continues his description of the amazing people who his teacher has taught, been taught by, or  known.

Jeff continues his description of the phenomenal people whose lives have intersected that of his teacher.