by Javill Byron | Feb 17, 2021 | Blog, Javill Byron, Philanthropy, Self Defense, Top Shot Miami, WMB Foundation Inc., WMB Martial Arts
Netflix got the rights to Cobra Kai, initially launched on YouTube Red in 2020. Although the drama series captured many people’s attention back in 2018, its popularity surged when it moved to Netflix. Cobra Kai’s impressive writing style, storyline, life...
by Javill Byron | Jan 14, 2021 | Blog, Javill Byron, Philanthropy, Self Defense, Top Shot Miami, WMB Foundation Inc., WMB Martial Arts
Several benefits are in store for children who become involved in martial arts. Youngsters who participate in a quality martial arts program can learn valuable skills and experiences that can last a lifetime. Many parents might feel martial arts teach kids violence....
by Javill Byron | Dec 15, 2020 | Blog, Javill Byron, Philanthropy, Self Defense, Top Shot Miami, WMB Foundation Inc., WMB Martial Arts
This year, it is essential to remember that the trend is your friend. It is crucial to follow the most current and updated directions in any industry. This is especially the case with regards to the martial arts industry. Martial arts owners should be aware of the...
by Javill Byron | Aug 19, 2020 | Javill Byron, Self Defense, WMB Martial Arts
No matter which discipline of martial arts you embrace, the two things that need to be practiced on a regular basis are flexibility and mobility. During a period of time when most people are secluded in their homes, there are many factors working against that. The...
by Javill Byron | Jul 22, 2020 | Blog, Javill Byron, Self Defense, WMB Foundation Inc., WMB Martial Arts
Once Upon A Time in China is a 1991 pivotal Hong Kong martial arts film. It was directed and written by Tsui Hark and stars famous actor Jet Li as a martial arts master and hero of legend, Wong Fei-hung. The film is set during the Qing Dynasty in Foshan, China, in the...
by Javill Byron | Apr 20, 2020 | Blog, Javill Byron, Self Defense, WMB Martial Arts
To many people in America, the proliferation of martial arts might seem like a relatively recent phenomenon. Fueled by Hollywood and a romanticized interest in Eastern traditions, karate, and other martial arts have become mainstays in American culture. But while...
