P.O.W.E.R.

Home of The BSR Warriors

P.O.W.E.R. is dedicated to bringing you

quality martial arts/combative training, and fitness

training in the Charlotte area. For Fitness Boot camp

click here.

"Because of my experience through the years with

different teachers,students, clients and the general public, this has made and sculpted me into a great

teacher as well. One thing I tell my students,

I teach as I learn and learn as I teach" .

"In order to teach, you must first be teachable, Sibok Fulton (AGA)". Continuing education is a consistent part of my martial arts training.

You will have the opportunity to see my bio, my teachers, students and friends here while exploring this site.

This site is about learning weight loss methods, exercising and staying fit,self defense and combative arts training, also information about our facility, our style of martial arts, our staff and provide you with information on how to contact us as well.

A Martial Art can be defined as a system of techniques - physical and mental exercises developed as a successful means for self-defense, both armed and unarmed.

Not all forms of self-defense are actually considered to be martial arts. Some argue that unless warriors were using a fighting system in actual combat, it was not truly a martial art.

Additionally, there is a difference between martial art and martial sport; the sport application of a combat system is not a martial art.

Not all activities designated as martial arts are martial or artistic. While some developed from warrior combat, other martial arts developed as a means for spiritual and physical development. Strictly defined, martial arts are combat arts, methods for killing an opponent in battle.

Martial ways, or those arts that have a spiritual component go beyond combat effectiveness.

Today, the martial arts are practiced for health and fitness, sport, military, law enforcement, spiritual benefits as well as for self-defense. Some refer to this as the Martial Way and others refer to it as Martial Science.

Either is OK for me because to me its a life style. It depends on what you make it.