“We will pursue the true meaning of the Martial Way.”

These words appear in the Kyokushin Dojo Kun, recited by generations of students around the world.

Most people hear them and assume they mean becoming a better fighter.

That interpretation is understandable, but it is incomplete.

If the purpose was merely to create fighters, Sosai Masutatsu Oyama could have simply instructed his students to train harder, hit harder, and win more fights.

Instead, he told them to pursue the true meaning of the Martial Way.

The wording itself implies something profound.

It implies that there is a deeper meaning beneath the obvious meaning.

It implies that there is a difference between practising martial arts and understanding the principles that govern them.

It implies that the Martial Way is not merely a collection of techniques.

It is a path.

A pursuit.

A lifelong investigation into the nature of strength, discipline, courage, responsibility, and self-mastery.

What Does “Martial” Actually Mean?

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