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Here you will find keynote speakers, who all are able to talk about Martial Arts. Click on the individual keynote speakers and read more about them and their keynotes.
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Meridith Alexander
Elevate your event with Meridith Alexander, a renowned keynote speaker, and empower your team with her transformative insights into resilience and leadership.
USA
Supercharge your event with Meridith Alexander's dynamic keynotes! Elevate teams with her transformative insights into resilience, leadership, and innovation....
Sensei Ron Thomas
World martial art champion and Hollywood actor Sensei Ron Thomas empowers organizations to achieve peak performance and unlock their true potential.
USA
Sensei Ron Thomas, the renowned motivational speaker, is here to elevate your event to new heights. With his dynamic presence and inspiring message, Sensei Ron Thomas will captivate your audience and leave them empowered to unleash their full...
Kieran Tompsett
Resilience in Business: Kieran Tompsett's inspiring journey from setback to success inspires teams to thrive in the face of adversity.
UK
Looking to ignite a fire of motivation and drive at your next event? Look no further than Keynote Speaker Kieran Tompsett, the renowned motivational speaker who leaves a lasting impact on audiences worldwide. With his captivating storytelling and...
About Martial Arts
- The term ‘martial arts’ covers a wide range of disciplines in one-on-one fighting, including boxing, wrestling, and, not least, many oriental fighting disciplines.
- Often it is the Asian disciplines that come to mind when we think of martial arts - kung fu, karate, judo, taekwondo, kendo, etc.
- In recent decades, different types of extreme martial arts have become popular. These are tournaments with very few rules, but it is almost always forbidden to target the eyes, throat, groin, and sometimes knees of the opponent.
- What types of martial arts exist, and how do you train such disciplines? What can we learn from martial arts, and how can we use it? Keynotes on martial arts address questions like these and more.