whistlekick Martial Arts Radio
Martial Arts Radio is a bi-weekly show featuring interviews and comments on traditional martial arts topics. From the famous to the not-so, we speak to people from all over the world, in every martial arts discipline. Karate, taekwondo, kung fu, jujutsu, BJJ, HEMA, capoeira, FMA, tai chi, tkd, kungfu, kickboxing, arnis, escrima, tangsoodo,kempo, and everything else you can think of. Brought to you by whistlekick.
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Episode 711 - Training and Defending While Not at Your Best
05/19/2022
Episode 711 - Training and Defending While Not at Your Best
In this episode, Andrew and Jeremy talk about Training and Defending While Not at Your Best. Training and Defending While Not at Your Best - Episode 711 Let’s say that you caught the flu or something that makes you less than 100% and you need to go out and buy some medicines and suddenly a stressful situation came. Can you rely on your mental capacity when you are physically weak? In this episode, Andrew and Jeremy talk about Training and Defending While Not at Your Best. After listening to the episode, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don’t forget to drop them in the comment section down below!
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Episode 710 - Master Matthew Eyler
05/16/2022
Episode 710 - Master Matthew Eyler
Master Matthew Eyler is a Martial Arts practitioner and instructor at the Trinity Martial Arts in New York. I always tell people that the great thing about Martial Arts is it’s the most individualized team sport. It’s a personal journey in a way that I didn’t have to worry about keeping up with everybody or letting down my team, it’s all about me. But, it’s a team in a sense that we’ve got a support sytem of instructors and classmates who encourage each other and training together… Master Matthew Eyler - Episode 710 Teaching Martial Arts requires dedication and passion but owning and running a school is different altogether. Master Matthew Eyler, upon getting the blessing of his own instructor, started in New York in the middle of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Besides Master Eyler’s school, what keeps him busy is running the , a show for different instructors and coaches about providing instruction to all types of students. In this episode, Master Matthew Eyler talks about his school and how art, sport, and self-defense can be blended into a beautiful experience in the traditional Martial Arts. Listen to learn more! Show Notes Check out Master Matthew Eyler’s school at and listen to his podcast at
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Episode 709 - Training in Multiple Styles at the Same Time
05/12/2022
Episode 709 - Training in Multiple Styles at the Same Time
In this episode, Andrew and Jeremy dissect whether Training in Multiple Styles at the Same Time is good or bad. Training in Multiple Styles at the Same Time - Episode 709 Arguably, one of the most pressing topics in the Martial Arts world is how important training is. More specifically, can someone train in multiple styles simultaneously as MMA practitioners generally do? In this episode, Andrew and Jeremy dissect if Training in Multiple Styles at the Same Time would actually be beneficial or detrimental to martial artists. Stick around and join the discussion. After listening to the episode, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don’t forget to drop them in the comment section down below!
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Episode 708 - Gene Myers
05/09/2022
Episode 708 - Gene Myers
Gene Myers is a Martial Arts practitioner, Psychologist, and fellow Podcaster. I found that hand to hand combat was really interesting to me. You could really improve yourself in any kind of combat. It kind of tell you who you are as a person, can you lose graciously, things like that… Gene Myers - Episode 708 Starting a podcast is not an easy feat but would you believe it that the very FIRST Martial Arts podcast started as an after-class weekend affair? Gene Myers is one of the original hosts of Karate Cafe, which was verified as the first martial arts podcast. Gene Myers has been training in Chibana-ha Shorin-Ryu karate and Hakutsuru Kenpo since 1993. Gene recently retired after 30 years of serving people with developmental disabilities and psychiatric disorders. In this episode, Gene Myers talks about how the Karate Cafe podcast started as well as his journey into the Martial Arts. Listen to learn more! Show Notes Listen to the Karate Cafe Podcast on or
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Episode 707 - Setting Up a Training Space in an Apartment
05/05/2022
Episode 707 - Setting Up a Training Space in an Apartment
In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about how to design a training space for yourself if you live in a small apartment. Setting Up a Training Space in an Apartment - Episode 707 Having a training space in your own home could be handy, especially in the time of a pandemic. However, it could be challenging if you don’t have the luxury of a big space when you are living in an apartment. In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about how to design a training space for yourself if you live in a small apartment. After listening to the episode, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don’t forget to drop them in the comment section down below!
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Episode 706 - Danielle Orsino
05/02/2022
Episode 706 - Danielle Orsino
Danielle Orsino is a Martial Arts Practitioner and a fantasy novelist who wrote “The Birth of the Fae” series. It’s nice to have somebody to just tell me “hey, focus on the pad and don’t listen to the noise.” Because I’m getting critiqued and judged as an author for a while. You have those voices. So, its nice to have somebody to just be like “just hit the pad, that’s all you have to worry about right now…” Danielle Orsino - Episode 706 Usually, the journey for us Martial Artists starts with either wanting to learn self-defense or being inspired by our heroes. Danielle Orsino, the author of The Birth of the Fae, started training on his father’s dare that he could get out of town if she got a yellow belt in Taekwondo. Later on, after a handful of tournaments, Danielle Orsino became a martial arts champion. Presently, she is a novelist and has written a book series. In this episode, Danielle Orsino talks about her transition from a champion martial artist to a nurse and her journey to becoming an author. Listen to learn more! Show Notes Check out Danielle Orsino’s books including The Birth of the Fae Series on
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Episode 705 - Where Have All the Heroes Gone
04/28/2022
Episode 705 - Where Have All the Heroes Gone
In this episode, Jeremy and co-host Andrew discuss the question Where Have All the Heroes Gone? Where Have All the Heroes Gone - Episode 705 The 1980’s is the golden age of Martial Arts culture. There were all sorts of shows such as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Karate Kid, and tons of movies. These movies produced stars that became our Martial Arts heroes. They could be Jean Claude Van Damme, Steven Seagal, Jackie Chan, and many others. We’ve also seen the rise of Bill Wallace, Joe Louis, and other martial arts fighters. In this episode, Jeremy and co-host Andrew discuss the question Where Have All the Heroes Gone? After listening to the episode, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don’t forget to drop them in the comment section below!
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Episode 704 - Mr. Jeff Nosanov
04/25/2022
Episode 704 - Mr. Jeff Nosanov
Mr. Jeff Nosanov is a Martial Arts practitioner, author, and spent a long time working at NASA. From the beginning I knew that the black belt felt so far away, I did not want it unless I absolutely earned it. Because I thought people got promoted to it just by showing up. I didn’t want that… Mr. Jeff Nosanov - Episode 704 The connection between Martial arts and the film The Matrix is undeniable but for a teenager, it was a connection that’s life-changing. Mr. Jeff Nosanov, inspired by The Matrix, got out of his way and went into a dojo, and trained in Taekwondo. Aside from battling obesity, Mr. Jeff Nosanov used the tools he acquired from training to be able to achieve his ultimate dream of working at NASA. Yes, he’s that cool! In this episode, Mr. Jeff Nosanov talks about how Martial Arts inspired him to get healthy and learn about fitness. Listen to learn more! Show Notes Check out Mr. Jeff Nosanov’s book
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Episode 703 - Rapid Fire Q&A #14
04/21/2022
Episode 703 - Rapid Fire Q&A #14
In this episode, Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams take on another iteration of the Rapid Fire Question and Answers. Rapid Fire Q&A #13 - Episode 693 Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams tackle a series of questions from you, the listeners, and some guests in the form of a Rapid Fire Q&A. Here are the questions they tried to answer: For a stand-up style striking art, what flooring do you prefer? If you could only use combinations from one traditional form, which form would you choose? Listen to the episode for more! After listening to the questions and answers, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don’t forget to drop them in the comment section below!
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Martial Thoughts has a New Feed
04/19/2022
Martial Thoughts has a New Feed
As a public service announcement. If you have subscribed to Martial Thoughts Podcast, and are wondering why there are no new episodes. There was a technical situation on Jan 1st, 2022. The “old” Martial Thoughts is dead, and you’ll have to subscribe to the “new” Martial Thoughts Podcast. The logo is the same, but all the episodes will be listed as being from 2022. If you’re having trouble, just go to and there’s a link to the new edition there.
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Episode 702 - Walter Jones
04/18/2022
Episode 702 - Walter Jones
Walter Jones is a Martial Arts practitioner and he played the Black Ranger in the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers TV series. What Martial Arts taught me was not to fight. It taught me the ability to walk away and to stand strong and be like: I’m not afraid of you, so what are you gonna do? And if you strike first, now I have the permission to kick your butt. Walter Jones - Episode 702 Being bullied is one of the top reasons why kids get into Martial Arts. Our guest today, Walter Jones, is not any different. Little did he know, training in Martial Arts would not only enable him to defend himself but eventually help him become the original Black Ranger from the Mighty Morphin’ Power rangers. In this episode, Walter Jones talks about Martial arts on television as well as Martial arts as a form of self obedience and self-confidence. Listen to learn more! Show Notes Check out and follow Walter Jones on
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Episode 701 - Martial Arts Tests: Pass, Fail, and Aftermath
04/14/2022
Episode 701 - Martial Arts Tests: Pass, Fail, and Aftermath
In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about Martial Arts Tests: Pass, Fail, and Aftermath. Martial Arts Tests: Pass, Fail, and Aftermath - Episode 701 When is the right time to take a Martial Arts Test? What should students and instructors do after one passes or fails a test? In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about Martial Arts Tests: Pass, Fail, and Aftermath. To join the whistlekick’s School Owners Mastermind, you can visit our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/whistlekick After listening to the episode it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it.
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Episode 700
04/11/2022
Episode 700
In this episode, Jeremy, Andrew, and some friends of the show talk about the past 699 episodes and how the show got to Episode 700. Episode 700 We are so grateful to you, the listeners, for supporting the show up until Episode 700. In this episode, we look back on the past 699 episodes and what the future holds for the show along with some guests such as Ando Mierzwa, Craig Wharem, and many more! To join the whistlekick School Owners Mastermind, you can visit our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/whistlekick After listening to the episode it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it.
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Episode 699 - Masterminds
04/07/2022
Episode 699 - Masterminds
In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk everything about Masterminds and how it can help you as a school owner. Masterminds - Episode 699 What advantage does joining Masterminds give a Martial Arts school owner? For starters, a mastermind is a gathering of likeminded people where you can learn from each other. However, in this episode, Jeremy and Adam talk about THE mastermind that you can get as a school owner which you can avail on whistlekick’s Patreon. Listen to learn more! After listening to the episode it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it.
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Episode 698 - Shidoshi Ron Van Clief
04/04/2022
Episode 698 - Shidoshi Ron Van Clief
Shidoshi Ron Van Clief is a Martial Arts practitioner, instructor, and author, and he competed at the UFC 4. I just learned that Martial Arts is not just punching and kicking, it’s a form of life. A way of living. It’s a lifestyle. It isn’t just a technology for self-defense. And self-defense is to me isn’t punching and kicking. It’s doing the best for yourself, making everyday a learning experience. It’s making yourself better in every way, everyday. Shidoshi Ron Van Clief - Episode 698 Shidoshi Ron "The Black Dragon" Van Clief is a martial arts legend. Born in Brooklyn, New York in 1943, where he started martial arts training in his early teens. Ron Van Clief served in the U.S. Marine from 1960 to 1965 with a tour in the Vietnam War in the year 1965. Following his military service, he became a New York City Transit Police Officer from 1965 to 1968. Ron Van Clief went on to become a five-time karate and kung fu world champion and a 15-time All-American Champion. He has competed in both full-contact and non-contact karate tournaments in New York and several national tournaments. His martial arts training began in the mid-1950s, which he later trained alongside Bruce Lee in Hong Kong and was nicknamed: "The Black Dragon”. Van Clief was a student of Goju-Ryu masters Peter Urban, Frank Ruiz, and Moses Powell, as well as WingTsun founder Leung Ting Modern Arnis (Remy Presas) Brazilian jiu-jitsu (Joe Moreira). On December 16, 1994 he competed in the 4th Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC 4) at age 51 against Brazilian jiu-jitsu champion Royce Gracie. Van Clief is an author and creator of a number of instructional books and video recordings, as well as film choreographer and actor appearing in several films. Ron Van Clief continues to conduct seminars and attend training with his son in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Show Notes Check out Shidoshi Ron Van Clief on the following sites:
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Episode 697 - How to Know if Your Self-Defense Training is Effective
03/31/2022
Episode 697 - How to Know if Your Self-Defense Training is Effective
In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about How to Know if Your Self-Defense Training is Effective. How to Know if Your Self-Defense Training is Effective - Episode 697 As martial artists, we train almost all our lives for self-defense and most of us will never use the skills we’ve acquired in an actual situation. However, training has more aspects such as being fun, does it contribute to better health, improving techniques and etc. How do we measure the effectiveness of our self-defense training? In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about How to Know if Your Self-Defense Training is Effective. After listening to the episode it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it.
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Episode 696 - Scott Burr
03/28/2022
Episode 696 - Scott Burr
Scott Burr is a Martial Arts practitioner and second-degree black belt professor of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu at the Enclave Jiu-Jitsu. There’s a fine line in Martial Arts around the idea of respect. Which is that if I demand that you never challege me, you respect me… I create an environment where teaching my technique never gets tested and eventually I drift away from legitimacy… Scott Burr - Episode 696 Scott Burr is a second-degree black belt professor of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. He is the first person to earn the rank of black belt from American BJJ pioneer and sixth-degree black belt professor Steve Maxwell. To date, he is one of only a handful of people to have earned the rank of black belt under Steve. Scott also holds black belt rank in Kodokan Judo (Nidan/second degree: Shodan awarded by representatives of the Konan Yudanshakai and certified by the Kodokan Judo Institute; Nidan certified by the USJA) and the Korean art of Kuk Sul Do (jo kyo/first degree, awarded and certified by Federation President and Grandmaster Choon Shik Yang). He has trained extensively in Muay Thai, Western Boxing, and Submission Grappling. Scott is a Level 1 certified Ginastica Natural instructor under system founder Professor Alvaro Romano. He is also a MaxwellSC-certified Pro Trainer and holds Level 1 and Level 2 certifications in both the MaxwellSC Kettlebell and Bodyweight Training systems. He has traveled all over the world with Steveófrom El Salvador to Croatiaóassisting at seminars on everything from joint mobility to breathwork to kettlebell training to Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. You will also find him in many of Steve's instructional videos as Steve's assistant and designated demonstrator. Scott was the head BJJ instructor and Strength & Conditioning coach at The Fight Gym - originally an all-in-one MMA gym, and later a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu school and Strength & Conditioning facility - for over a decade. Scott is the author of the strength & conditioning and martial arts books Suspend Your Disbelief: How to Build and Build Strength with the World's Most Rugged Suspension Training Device, Superhero Simplified: Collected, Selected, Revised and Expanded, and Get a Grip: A Practical Primer on Grip Strength and Endurance Training... and More. He is the co-author of Worth Defending: How Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Saved My Life, Richard Bresler's memoir of his time with the Gracie family and his over 40 years' involvement with Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. In recent years Scott has had the opportunity to train with and learn directly from Master Rickson Gracie. He now takes every opportunity to travel to Southern California to do so. Show Notes Visit Scott Burr’s website at instagram.com/enclavejiujitsu facebook.com/enclavejiujitsu
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Episode 695 - The Influence of Martial Arts & Wrestling
03/24/2022
Episode 695 - The Influence of Martial Arts & Wrestling
In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew are joined by Craig Wharem and they talk about the influence of Martial Arts and Wrestling. The Influence of Martial Arts & Wrestling - Episode 695 Professional wrestling is popular among us martial artists or we have an idea of what it is at the very least. Aside from MMA stars crossing over to the professional wrestling world and vice versa, Martial Arts and Wrestling have a lot of similarities than we think. In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew are joined by Craig Wharem and they talk about the influence of Martial Arts and Wrestling. After listening to the episode it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it.
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Episode 694 - John Giordano
03/21/2022
Episode 694 - John Giordano
John Giordano is a Martial Arts practitioner and the founder of The National Institute For Holistic Addiction Studies (NIFHAS). The discipline, focus, inner energy is not just a physical thing. its getting in touch with the light insiode of you,. It’s not about beating anybody in fighting, it’s about avoiding all of that… John Giordano - Episode 694 Who would have thought that driving by a martial arts school and thinking they’re better than the ones inside it would have a profound impact down the road? John Giordano, the founder of The National Institute For Holistic Addiction Studies (NIFHAS), fell in love with martial arts that would eventually get him to train in different disciplines such as Karate, JiuJistu, and Judo. Throughout John Giordano’s career, he would get the following accolades: Inducted into the Ultimate Warrior Hall of Fame in 2021 Inducted into the World Martial Arts Congress Hall of Fame in 1996 5 time US National Karate Champion Metropolitan AAU Judo Champion 1oth Degree Black Belt in Karate 1st Degree Judo Black Belt 1st Degree Black Belt Vee Jiu-Jitsu Growing up the son of a heroin dealer and trying to cope with the trauma of being molested as a young boy, he fell hard into drugs and alcohol. Over thirty-five years ago, at the urging of his family, John Giordano entered rehab and devotes his life to helping those who are in the same situation as he was before. In this episode, John Giordano tells the story of his journey to the Martial Arts and his journey with addiction and mental health. Listen and join the conversation! Show Notes Visit John Giordano’s website at
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Episode 693 - Rapid Fire Q&A #13
03/17/2022
Episode 693 - Rapid Fire Q&A #13
In this episode, Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams take on another iteration of the Rapid Fire Question and Answers. Rapid Fire Q&A #13 - Episode 693 Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams tackle a series of questions from you, the listeners, and some guests in the form of a Rapid Fire Q&A. Here are the questions they tried to answer: Jeremy’s most memorable belt test? Which of the many pronunciations of Jiu-Jitsu is the right one? Listen to the episode for more! After listening to the questions and answers, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don’t forget to drop them in the comment section below!
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Episode 692 - Sifu Doug Setter
03/14/2022
Episode 692 - Sifu Doug Setter
Sifu Doug Setter is a martial arts practitioner, retired Sargeant, and instructor at the Second Wind Body Science. I think that’s where traditional Martial Arts defeats the ego and you don’t have to be proving yourself all the time. That’s what I admire to the tradition Martial Arts. Sifu Doug Setter - Episode 692 Growing up as a sick, underweight kid, Sifu Doug Setter struggled with getting stronger and dealing with school bullies. Through little-known methods, Sifu Doug Setter was able to gain 40 pounds of muscle, become a paratrooper, welterweight kickboxing titleholder and author, remove my allergies, run full marathons, climb Mount Rainier and go from a high school C average student to earning a Bachelor of Human Ecology. Presently, Sifu Setter teaches how to condition your body no matter what age at the Second Wind Body Science. In this episode, Sifu Doug Setter tells the story of his journey to the Martial Arts as well as its benefits to our bodies. Listen and join the conversation! Show Notes Visit Sifu Doug Setter’s website at Check out his or his Get Sifu Setter’s Book: One Less Victim on
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Episode 691 - Demonstration Teams
03/10/2022
Episode 691 - Demonstration Teams
In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about the advantages and disadvantages of having Demonstration Teams. Demonstration Teams - Episode 691 Demonstration Teams are not only in cheerleading teams but also in Martial Arts. What is the difference between Demo Teams and Individual demonstrations? There are also differences with demonstration teams among different schools. In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about the advantages and disadvantages of having Demonstration Teams. After listening to the episode it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it.
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Episode 690 - Professora Bernadette Robinson
03/07/2022
Episode 690 - Professora Bernadette Robinson
Professor Bernadette Robinson is a Martial Arts Practitioner I wasn’t giving up Judo, I was just learning more about Martial Arts. The mind has to open because world presents us with many challenges, different ways, and perspectives, why would I stay in one perspective forever? Why not explore other perspectives and see it from another point of view. Professora Bernadette Robinson - Episode 690 Being born and growing up in the civil rights movement era, Professora Bernadette Robinson suffered a lot from racism and bullying. Professora Robinson started her journey looking at stick figures on books to practice Judo techniques just not feel helpless anymore. Martial Arts gave her the confidence that she doesn’t need to be afraid anymore. In this episode, Professor Bernadette Robinson talks about how she started his journey into martial arts and her different perspectives of the art. Listen and join the conversation! Show Notes In this episode, we mentioned Jimmy Pedro and Jean Kanokogi
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Episode 689 - Can an MMA School be Traditional
03/03/2022
Episode 689 - Can an MMA School be Traditional
In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about whether or not an MMA School can be Traditional. Can an MMA School be Traditional - Episode 689 Are traditional dojo, martial arts schools different from MMA Schools? What are the differences in their instruction and their culture as martial arts schools? In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about whether or not an MMA School can be Traditional. After listening to the questions and answers, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don’t forget to drop them in the comment section below!
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Episode 688 - Coach Justin Ortiz
02/28/2022
Episode 688 - Coach Justin Ortiz
Coach Justin Ortiz is a Martial Arts practitioner, instructor, actor, and stunt performer. Our goal is to show that these martial artists can have different avenues and do what they love, which is Martial Arts, and take it on different aspects in life… Coach Justin Ortiz - Episode 688 It’s time! The words his father said upon giving his first gi to him. Coach Justin Ortiz’s first instructor was his father and he never stopped ever since. Coach Justin Ortiz, aka hot foot, competed and became World Champion in karate and kickboxing. Presently, he teaches martial arts, travels the world teaching seminars, gives private lessons, and consults for martial arts school owners. Coach Ortiz is also an actor and stunt performer and he appears at Power Rangers Dark Unity. In this episode, Coach Justin Ortiz talks about how he started his journey into martial arts and how it helped him get where he’s at today. Listen and join the conversation! Show Notes You may check out and follow Coach Justin Ortiz on @theortizexperience
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Episode 687 - The Incomplete Violence Conversation with Jason Brick
02/24/2022
Episode 687 - The Incomplete Violence Conversation with Jason Brick
In this episode, Jeremy talks about The Incomplete Violence Conversation with former guest, Jason Brick. The Incomplete Violence Conversation with Jason Brick - Episode 687 How much of our training can we really use in a real-life violent scenario? In this episode, Jeremy is joined by Mr. Jason Brick, a former guest, and they talk about why the stuff that we spend the most of our time and energy on, in terms of self-defense and personal safety, is actually not going to be used by most of us. After listening to the questions and answers, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don’t forget to drop them in the comment section below! Check out Mr. Jason Brick’s episode .
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Episode 686 - Kyoshi CJ Mayo
02/21/2022
Episode 686 - Kyoshi CJ Mayo
Kyoshi CJ Mayo is a Martial Arts practitioner and instructor at the Shinzo Kaizen Dojo in Tacoma, Washington For my son, he started his training consistently at 7 years old. Every whitebelts that I’ve ever taught at least is so awkward looking when they start but for my son, it was even more so. But being able to work on Martial Arts and get the motor skills down, there’s alot of things he can do now athletically. Kyoshi CJ Mayo - Episode 686 How is the Vietnam War and Martial Arts relate to each other? For our guest today, Kyoshi CJ Mayo, learned martial arts through his grandfather who has a friend from serving in Vietnam who can teach martial arts. Kyoshi Mayo, child of divorced parents, needed help with discipline as a kid so he was put into Martial Arts. Presently, he teaches kids at Shinzo Kaizen Dojo in Tacoma, Washington. In this episode, Kyoshi CJ Mayo talks about how he started his journey into martial arts and teaching others, especially his kids. Listen and join the conversation! Show Notes You may check out Kyoshi CJ Mayo’s school at
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Episode 685 - Rapid Fire Q&A #12
02/17/2022
Episode 685 - Rapid Fire Q&A #12
In this episode, Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams take on another iteration of the Rapid Fire Question and Answers. Rapid Fire Q&A #12 - Episode 685 Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams tackle a series of questions from you, the listeners, and some guests in the form of a Rapid Fire Q&A. Here are the questions they tried to answer: As you age, what martial arts fundamental do you find as more important than you found it earlier in your martial arts career? In your opinion, who is the most influential martial artist in Karate? Listen to the episode for more! After listening to the questions and answers, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don’t forget to drop them in the comment section below!
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Episode 684 - Hanshi Frank Dux
02/14/2022
Episode 684 - Hanshi Frank Dux
Hanshi Frank Dux is best known as the character from the movie, , but he is much more than that. The important lesson I try to impart with people is that, when you stop being plural in your thinking, every aspect in your life changes. And you will be surprised in how life becomes that much sweeter because you;re not looking outside yourself. You can really taste what things are going on, you can start setting goals you otherwise thought impossible… Hanshi Frank Dux - Episode 684 If you’ve spent any amount of time in the martial arts or done any quick research, you will find that Hanshi Dux is often known as a controversial figure in the martial arts. However, his discussion with Jeremy goes places you would not expect. Hanshi Dux started training at a young age, and growing up, really wanted a way to test himself. This interview goes there, but also goes places you wouldn’t expect, and becomes a lot more philosophical and contemplative than one might expect. Listen in and tell us what you think. ~Andrew Adams In this episode, Hanshi Frank Dux talks about martial arts and everything in between. Listen and join the conversation! Show Notes Know more about Hanshi Frank Dux on
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Episode 683 - Sport vs Traditional Martial Arts
02/10/2022
Episode 683 - Sport vs Traditional Martial Arts
In this episode, Jeremy and Adam talk about how divisive the topic Sport vs Traditional Martial Arts is for martial artists. Sport vs Traditional Martial Arts - Episode 683 There is an interesting conversation about the effectiveness of Sport Martial Arts over the Traditional Martial Arts training. In this episode, Jeremy and Adam talk about how divisive the topic Sport vs Traditional Martial Arts is for martial artists. Listen to this episode and join the conversation! We would appreciate you sharing your thoughts in the comments section below.
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