August issue Volume 3 Number 8 2026

International Martial Arts Magazine – Volume 3, Issue 8 (August Special Edition) delivers a powerful, high‑energy celebration of Korean martial traditions while keeping the magazine’s trademark depth, history, and world‑class contributors front and center. The concise takeaway: this is one of the most exciting and culturally rich issues the publication has ever released. ⭐ Special Korean Arts Edition — A Dynamic, History‑Driven Showcase This August issue is built around a vibrant exploration of Tang Soo Do, Taekwondo, and the roots of Korean martial culture. It’s packed with the voices readers trust most — Rondy McKee, Gary Dill, Jim Arvanitis, Michelle Manu, Sumiko Nakano, Paul Casey, Tim Hartman, and more — each bringing their signature insight and authority. ? Feature Highlights Tang Soo Do — “Is It a Dying Art?” The featured article with Steve Ross tackles one of the most pressing questions in traditional Korean martial arts. It’s honest, thought‑provoking, and grounded in decades of experience. “Martial Arts Before It Was Art” Sumiko Nakano delivers a fascinating historical deep dive, exploring the raw, pre‑formalized origins of combat training long before it evolved into the structured systems we know today. The History of ATA Taekwondo Scott Hoffman and Allen Woodman team up for a detailed, authoritative look at the rise of the ATA — its founders, its philosophy, and how it shaped modern Taekwondo in America. Echoes in the Dojo This month’s installment brings heartfelt reflection, honoring the traditions, teachers, and stories that keep martial arts culture alive across generations. The August Special Korean Arts Edition is bold, informative, and packed with passion from cover to cover. Whether you’re a practitioner, instructor, historian, or lifelong fan of martial arts, this issue is a must‑have addition to your collection. Get your copy today — this one is unforgettable.