Glenville police train in jiu-jitsu to prepare for real-world scenarios
In Schenectady County, Glenville police officers are taking Brazilian jiu-jitsu classes as part of a wellness program that’s designed to help them approach interactions more peacefully.
‘Living A Dream’ – How Teshya Noelani Alo’s Lifetime In Grappling Led Her To ONE Championship’s Global Stage
From growing up in Hawaii with limited opportunities to facing Helena Crevar at ONE Fight Night 39, this is the life journey that shaped Teshya Noelani Alo.
Not Every Hero Wears a Cape
In Bacău, a modest city in eastern Romania, heroism does not arrive with noise or recognition. It does not wear medals, nor does it seek applause. It wakes up at five in the morning, cooks for a house full of children, checks school attendance, pours concrete at a construction site, ties judo belts, listens, argues, forgives and begins again.
Winning, Losing and Learning to Move Forward
Sporting competition, and even more so elite sport, is a powerful generator of emotions. It is intrinsically linked to two inseparable notions: victory and defeat. One never exists without the other. When a judoka steps onto the tatami, they know that after a few minutes of combat there will inevitably be someone celebrating and someone leaving the contest area carrying the weight of disappointment.