Karate Tournaments Tips and Tricks
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Hi my name is Scott Boyd. I am a 6th dan in traditional karate do. I have been awarded the title of Shihan. I have been teaching karate for over 30 years and have compleated at all levels of martial arts tournaments including regional, state, national and international competitions and I was very successful at it. When it comes to competing in martial arts tournaments. I believe there are two types of competitors, firstly those who are naturally sports gifted and seem to do well at any sport they choose and ar natural fighters. The second is like me, those who aren't gifted athletes but do well at their chosen sport because they have a passion for it. Because I'm not a gifted athlete nor am I a natural fighter but I have done extremely well in martial arts competition. I'm here to give you the tips and tricks that I have learned that have helped me excel in martial arts competition. For some, my tips just may be a refresher, to remind them of some of the basics but to others I'm hoping that they will be a valuable resource for helping their martial arts competition dreams come to reality. Not everyone is a natural fighter but with the right guidance I believe anyone can be a great fighter! These are short 90 second tips to help you win a martial arts tournament If you like my tips please let me know. I have more to come when I get time Drop me a note at scott@pollets.com.au or rate me on Itunes

Tip 76. Crossing the line

Anyone that has been listening to my tips would know that distancing is one of my big talking point. Understanding the point where you're either in or...
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A Christmas message 2016

Here is my Christmas message for 2016, I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and a prosperous New Year! As always I thrive on your feedback and su...
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Tip 73. The Rolling Punch

The Rolling punch or should I say my Rolling punch, this technique is a reasonably simple one in its nature however to deliver it properly is a little...
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Tip 71, Hanshi Pat McKean's top 6

Interview With Hanshi Pat Mckean Bio; Hanshi Pat McKean is regarded as one of Australia’s leading martial artists and truly a master instructor. Hansh...
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Tip 69, Full switch half switch.

Many times when I see fighters competing they are constantly changing stands from left foot forward to right foot forward, in other words, they're swi...
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