Practical articles from Russell Stutely on pressure point fighting, boxing, sparring, training methods and the law on self-defence.
Elite coaches don't ask who is fastest. They ask who is quickest, and the difference decides fights. Here is how to train it.
Stop looking at the summit and start looking at your feet: why most martial artists stall, and the steps that take you to higher ground.
A detailed look at the landmark cases in the UK and the USA and the main differences in the laws as regards self defense.
I was invited to teach an advanced Boxing Training Course, for the National Coaches, Area Coaches and Local Coaches.
Why accuracy matters more than power in a real fight, from a 7th Dan pressure point expert and National Boxing Coach for Cambodia.
Endless repetition drills feel productive but often fail in a real fight. Why your drills are failing you, and how to fix them.
Why sparring is the only way to truly learn to fight, and how to spar safely so it improves your martial arts and self-defence.
When it comes to martial arts and self-defense, the ability to move effectively, evade danger, and maintain a position of control is non-negotiable.
Intensity is not just sweat and speed. How to bring real intensity to your martial arts and self-defence training so it works under pressure.
A powerful strike is wasted if it misses the target. How to train for pinpoint precision so every strike lands where it counts.
Pressure point charts make it look like magic spots. The truth is simpler and far more useful: angles, balance and how the body really reacts.
November 2024, I was invited to teach an advanced Boxing Training Course, for the National Coaches, Area Coaches and Local Coaches.
Russell Stutely, National Boxing Coach - Cambodia was recently certified and Licenced as the first Professional Boxing Coach in Cambodia.
January 15th to January 18th I was invited to teach an advanced Boxing Training Course, for the National Coaches, Area Coaches and Local Coaches.
Russell Stutely shares the front cover of Martial Arts Illustrated (MAI), the UK's leading martial arts magazine.
Russell Stutely and Herol Graham on the front cover of the UK's leading Martial Arts magazine, Martial Arts Illustrated (MAI)
Russell Stutely on the front cover of the UK's leading Martial Arts magazine, Martial Arts Illustrated (MAI). See the magazine cover here.
