Combat Sports & Martial Arts

No Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) has been gaining momentum worldwide as a fast-paced, dynamic martial art that emphasises technique, agility, and strategy without the traditional gi uniform. In Ras Al Khaimah, a new force is reshaping the local grappling scene: LIV 13 Grappling , led by the passionate and skilled Zan. This academy is setting new standards for training, competition, and community engagement, making no gi BJJ more accessible and exciting than ever before. View N

Building Mental Toughness and Confidence Combat sports demand more than physical strength. They require mental toughness to push through fatigue, setbacks, and pressure. Training regularly teaches you to stay calm under stress and keep going even when things get tough. For example, a boxer learning to take hits without losing focus develops a mindset that applies to everyday obstacles. This mental resilience helps you handle criticism, deadlines, or unexpected problems withou

Young children wrestling on the mats The Rise of the UAE Wrestling Federation and Its Impact on Youth in the UAE Wrestling in the United Arab Emirates is entering a powerful new era. What was once a developing sport is now building real national momentum — driven by structure, leadership, and a clear long-term vision. At the centre of this transformation is the UAE Wrestling Federation (UAEWF), the governing body committed to growing wrestling across all seven Emirates and cr

Sahir Iqbal in the zone training In the world of professional boxing, talent earns attention — but character, discipline, and impact create legacy. One name steadily building both is Sahir Iqbal , a rising force under the banner of the World Boxing Council (WBC) . From electrifying performances in the ring to inspiring the next generation outside of it, Sahir Iqbal is proving that modern champions are defined by more than just titles. A Fighter Built on Skill, Speed & Strateg

adults and children doing boxing training Boxing is often misunderstood as a violent sport, but when taught correctly, it is one of the most structured, disciplined, and empowering activities a child can experience. Youth boxing focuses on fitness, coordination, confidence, and character development — not fighting. Introducing boxing at a young age helps children build strong foundations physically, mentally, and emotionally, creating benefits that extend far beyond the gym.