Lillian Gutsch and Rachel Deramo both began participating in taekwondo to build self-confidence and to fend off getting bullied in their preteen years.

While basic self-defence skills such as martial arts can be a way to engage and empower young people, the decision to train them in the use of firearms should not be taken with such haste.

Mum Caitlin Chapman runs a charity training centre and is studying for a PhD - as well as a gruelling training schedule ...

No. 9 Annelise Obermark captured the 145-pound championship to lead the Simpson College women's wrestling team in a strong ...

As part of efforts to strengthen national defence capabilities, the government is set to launch a “Basic Self-Defence ...

The Ekta Parade was a grand occasion for the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) and State Police forces to showcase their ...

Ivan Skoko put his combat training into practice when he wrestled the alleged thief to the ground on the northbound Northern Line platform at Borough station ...

Rebecca Blair hears stories of abuse and assault through her job in the medical field. She's using her passion to help women ...

Southpaw Stitches was started by Jess Ng who sought to fill a need in combat sports for undergarments that are comfortable ...

The National Unity Day parade in Gujarat will feature women-led contingents from police and paramilitary units, highlighting ...

In a display of women empowerment in the security forces, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will receive a ceremonial salute from contingents of police and paramilitary forces, all of them led by woman ...

The quick-witted Master Mantis from the animation film "Kung Fu Panda" made a lasting impression on audiences worldwide. In east China's Shandong Province, the martial art that imitates the movements ...