Martial Journal

Variety of Topics
Content overview

Martial Journal is a multi‑author online magazine dedicated to exploring martial arts from every angle — technical training, history, culture, psychology, business, and personal development. The site publishes a steady stream of articles written by practitioners, instructors, researchers, and enthusiasts, covering topics such as self‑defense concepts, traditional and modern systems, martial arts history, trauma and healing, training methodology, and profiles of influential figures.

Its content ranges widely: in‑depth essays, interviews, reviews, fiction, commentary, and educational pieces. Recent posts include explorations of Filipino martial arts, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for martial artists, historical figures like Tomoe Gozen, and practical topics like safety governance and training for neurodivergent children. The tone varies by author but consistently aims to “advance martial arts, one word at a time,” offering thoughtful, community‑driven perspectives.

Overall, Martial Journal functions as a broad, inclusive platform where diverse voices contribute to a richer understanding of martial arts as both a physical discipline and a lifelong personal journey.

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