Biomechanics of Combat
Martin Bosý
Takes movement apart down to the physiology: where power in the body really comes from.
A warrior in the garden. A gardener in a war.
A podcast, online courses and the Hexagram: a test that shows you where you stand.
Every course is co-created by Ján Samuel Lupták (twenty-four years in martial arts, a professional fighter and a qualified coach) with one expert who has really achieved something in their field. Not with whoever talks about it best. Buy once, yours for good.
The bar is set at fighter level. Anyone who puts in the work benefits. You’ll find the entry level with each course.
Martin Bosý
Takes movement apart down to the physiology: where power in the body really comes from.
Denis Freudenfeld
Physiotherapist to Olympic champions. Works on the places where the body loses power.
Rudolf Lukáč
Two-time Olympian in weightlifting, coach of a world champion. Over fifty and still lifting.
Marek Vrťo
Working with the ground: the squat, crawling patterns and the spine. At home, no equipment.
We sit down with people from different worlds: sports, medicine, art, business. How to live so that your head and body, your work and your relationships all hold up.
Nutrition, technique, calm, medication. Different people, the same question: what actually works.
Thirty questions, one sitting. At the end you’ll see a profile of your six forces: where you’re strong and where the holes are. You take the Oath and walk away with your Seal.
Enter the Hexagram →The six forces aren’t a list of exercises. They’re six directions a person grows in.
Real strength isn’t forged out there. It’s forged in silence, in the dark, inside you.
HEXAFORCE · #warriorscholarThe warrior and the scholar aren’t two people. They’re one person: the one who refused to choose between them. That’s why real training sits here next to the same strength in another sphere: in a book, in a brushstroke, in medicine, under the stars.








The loudest one in the room is the least secure.
It isn’t anyone in particular. It has no face, so that anyone who puts in the work can stand in its place.