Articles by Chris Denwood
As a regular contributor and columnist for 'Combat', 'Traditional Karate' and 'Jissen' Magazines, as well as a number of other online websites and resources, Chris's work has been published since 2007 and since then he has produced over fifty pieces on the historical, technical and pragmatic aspects of traditional karate, functional fitness, kettlebell lifting and general motivation/positive thinking. In addition, he is currently working on some larger projects for 2010 so please keep a regular check on the BLOG for news and updates!
To read a selection of Chris’s articles from the E.S.K.K® website please click HERE.
In Pursuit of Human Progression
Chris's monthly column within Combat Magazine is entitled, 'In Pursuit of Human Progression', which covers his own unique approach to traditional karate, personal safety, health and functional fitness. Combat Magazine is available in all good newsagents now. In addition, the 'sister' online versions of both Combat and Traditional Karate can be downloaded FREE by visiting the associated websites listed below:
COMBAT MAGAZINE
TRADITIONAL KARATE MAGAZINE
COMBAT MAGAZINE
TRADITIONAL KARATE MAGAZINE
Jissen Magazine
“Jissen” is Japanese for “actual combat” or “real fighting”. It's also the name of the FREE quarterly online magazine dedicated to serving all martial artists that approach the traditional martial arts from their original combative perspective. It brings you the very best in practical martial arts, no nonsense training methods, self-protection, kata application, physical conditioning, news and more. The magazine is published quarterly and is completely free of charge! It exists entirely to facilitate the spread of information between pragmatic martial artists.
You can download the most recent issue of Jissen, along with all the back issues HERE - enjoy!
You can download the most recent issue of Jissen, along with all the back issues HERE - enjoy!
Feature Chris's articles in your own publication or website!
If you've enjoyed Chris's work and would like to feature some of his pieces, then please don't hesitate to get in touch. Many of his articles are completely free to use and if it's for an online resource, you can even set up a website link with the E.S.K.K® (incorporating the logo on the left) to help save your own valuable web space!
