Black Belt magazine

[Pacificshore]

Isn't black belt run by TKD guy's?

I don't think so, but there is a dedicated TDK magazine out on the market.

[Hawkeye]

I subscribe to BB Magazine and I haven't been disappointed with it yet. There are a lot of ads but I guess that just comes with the territory - no ad revenue, no magazine. It covers quite a bit of ground style-wise, so you don't get a tremendous amount of depth in the articles, but you do get introduced to things that might trigger the urge to look up more information elsewhere,... like in a online forum.

[mean fighter]

Is there really a TKD magazine out thier?! If so what doese relly feature mostly ads like BB magazine or is it really about training tips and Tournaments listings.

[Adonis]

Yes there is Taekwondo magazine, as well as many other magazines also. For kungfu, for Japense/Okinawan karate, grappling and many other mags out there.

[liquidkudzu]

I have had a subsription for about four years running and it is decent. It is the best martial arts magazine out there right now.

READ THIS EVERYONE: If you order a subscription from the magazine, it is about $32 per year. If you order it off of eBay or through a mazine wholesaler, it is about $7-9 per year. That is how I have been doing it for the past two years. $9 per year is less than one dollar per issue, which makes it very worth getting.

lk

[liquidkudzu]

Is there really a TKD magazine out thier?! If so what doese relly feature mostly ads like BB magazine or is it really about training tips and Tournaments listings.

There is Taekwondo Times magazine. If you live near a Barnes & Noble, Books A Million, or Borders, they sell that magazine. It is decent--I would recommend picking up a few issues to check it out.

Here is the magazine's website: https://www.taekwondotimes.com/

lk

[shogeri]

Cool thanks!

[IronWarrior]

To me alot of the stuff is written over and over again, but I have also been in the Martial Arts for 23 years, for me personally I like fighting arts magazine much better now.