Shootfighting vs MMA: What’s the Real Difference?
They look similar, but their roots, rules, and training priorities set them apart. Here’s how.
They look similar, but their roots, rules, and training priorities set them apart. Here’s how.
Off-balance tools like the scythe build grip, timing, and balance — making the sword feel lighter and faster in your hands.
One of Scythe School’s core roots. Striking, takedowns, and submissions—seamless pressure that still works today.
Future Trunks might be anime flash, but his sword stance, footwork, and cuts are rooted in real martial arts. Here’s what he gets right.
Strong hands mean better control, more power, and longer endurance. Learn the grip training methods of martial artists and weapon masters.
Forget perfect barbells — awkward, unbalanced tools build stability, power, and control. From sandbags to swords, here’s why they work.
Scythe fighting starts with how you stand. Learn the core stances that control your angles, protect your body, and set up deadly cuts.
Scythe training isn't about strength — it’s about silence, awareness, and knowing when to appear. Discover what a real reaper learns in Kamajutsu.
Scythe training isn’t just for aesthetics — it improves footwork, timing, and full-body combat awareness. Learn how it levels up your sword game and boxing skills.
Maka isn’t just anime flash — she’s control, timing, and real discipline. Learn what Soul Eater’s scythe style reveals about true martial training.
Musashi wasn’t loyal to the sword. He was loyal to mastery. Discover why training every weapon sharpens your body, mind, and movement.
The sword is elegant, but the scythe is ruthless. Discover which one builds real martial skill, faster—and why Scythe School embraces chaos over tradition.
The scythe doesn’t flatter your ego—it exposes your flaws. Learn how this ancient weapon sharpens discipline and transforms fighters into focused warriors.
The scythe is awkward, heavy, and brutally honest. That’s why it sharpens your footwork, timing, and sword control like nothing else.
Before the scythe became a weapon, it was a spiritual instrument of death and rebirth. Here's what modern martial artists forgot.