All Articles

Everything Martial Arts Professional publishes, by section. The journal has covered the business of running a martial arts school since 1996; more than 340 articles are online, from current reporting back through the print-era archive.

Sections

  • Martial Arts Business News 2 articles
    Reported news about the martial arts school business — acquisitions, platforms, regulation, and the economics of the industry as they change.
  • Marketing 32 articles
    How schools find people who have never trained: community outreach, referral systems, paid channels, and what each actually costs per enrolled student.
  • Enrollment & Retention 18 articles
    Turning an enquiry into a trial, a trial into a member, and a member into a black belt. Intro process, enrollment conversations, and why students leave.
  • Pricing & Profit 18 articles
    Tuition, programme structure, average ticket and margin — what schools charge, how they raise it, and what the numbers do afterwards.
  • Staff & Systems 24 articles
    Hiring, paying and developing instructors; the operating systems that let an owner step off the floor without the school shrinking.
  • Teaching & Curriculum 67 articles
    Curriculum, class design, belt structure and the craft of instruction — including teaching students with ADHD, autism and anxiety.
  • Mindset & Leadership 62 articles
    Leadership, decision-making and the owner’s own head. The section that carries much of the journal’s guest-expert archive.
  • School Owner Profiles 47 articles
    Named school owners with real numbers, describing what they changed and what happened next.
  • Industry History 39 articles
    How the profession was built: NAPMA, the Educational Funding Company, the Jhoon Rhee Institute, and the people the Lifetime Achievement Award recognises.
  • Archive Interviews 24 articles
    The magazine’s interview archive, republished with the original recordings where they survive.
  • Business Breakthrough TV 10 articles
    The journal’s video desk — recorded sessions with operators and industry figures, indexed in the video library.

Reference

Articles carried over from the print edition are labelled From the archive at the head of the page. They record how schools were run at the time; their principles often still hold, their tools and prices frequently do not.

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