MEMBER STORY - SYDNEY ROAD RAGE

MEMBER STORY - SYDNEY ROAD RAGE


Cities are becoming more densely populated, traffic is forever increasing, and drivers are becoming more and more frustrated. Out of all seminars I've attended through Arakan Martial Art, I've so far found road rage to be the most practical of all. Almost everyone drives, and almost everyone has experienced some form of road aggression from another driver. Imagine that same person momentarily losing it, getting out of their car and become physically aggressive. What would you do? Road rage was a fantastic seminar with real life scenarios with REALLY practical and effective solutions. Once again, thank you to Rob and all the instructors for providing us with a highly successful seminar.

 



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Why Martial Arts are More Than Just Fighting

When you hear the words martial arts, what’s the first thing that comes to mind?
For many, it’s images of punches, kicks, flying knees, or maybe a scene from a movie where the hero takes down a room full of bad guys. And sure, fighting is part of it. But if that’s all you see, you’re missing the bigger picture.
Martial arts - when you truly live it - is about far more than techniques. It’s a lifestyle, an identity, and a pathway to becoming the best version of yourself.
Especially for young men, stepping into martial arts can be one of the most powerful decisions you ever make.
Let’s go deep into why.

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Fight Fatigue, Not Deadlines: The Martial Art That Helps You Reclaim Your Energy

Fatigue is the silent enemy of high performers.

You start the day strong, but by mid-afternoon you’re running on caffeine and willpower. Meetings blur together. Motivation drops. Focus fades. And by the end of the week, you're spent - physically flat, mentally scattered, emotionally dulled.

But here’s the truth: your energy isn’t gone - it’s just stuck. Trapped in stress, tight muscles, shallow breathing, and unspent movement.




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