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In Jumping Knee Pod's first episode of 2025, host Jessica and guest Dr. Jonathan Foye look back at their time visiting Japan. They cover the big show on December 31st plus all of the January shows for AJPW as they unveiled their big matches and storylines of the new year.Follow Jonathan at JonathanFoye on X and Dr Jonathan on BlueskyBuy his books Ganbaru and The Muto Years here: https://www.amazon.com.au/s?i=digital-text&rh=p_27%3AJonathan%2BFoye&s=relevancerank&text=Jonathan+Foye&ref=dp_byline_sr_ebooks_1You can follow Jessica at sisterjessiee and royalroad72 on X and sisterjessie at BlueskyFollow Jumping Knee Pod on InstagramFollow Louis at Louis65629235 on XLogo design by Dylan FoxTheme done by Don Shenenberger. You can contact Don at docr15@live.com.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hit-the-books-realistic-wwe-fantasy-booking/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In Jumping Knee Pod's first episode of 2025, host Jessica and guest Dr. Jonathan Foye look back at their time visiting Japan. They cover the big show on December 31st plus all of the January shows for AJPW as they unveiled their big matches and storylines of the new year.Follow Jonathan at JonathanFoye on X and Dr Jonathan on BlueskyBuy his books Ganbaru and The Muto Years here: https://www.amazon.com.au/s?i=digital-text&rh=p_27%3AJonathan%2BFoye&s=relevancerank&text=Jonathan+Foye&ref=dp_byline_sr_ebooks_1You can follow Jessica at sisterjessiee and royalroad72 on X and sisterjessie at BlueskyFollow Jumping Knee Pod on InstagramFollow Louis at Louis65629235 on XLogo design by Dylan FoxTheme done by Don Shenenberger. You can contact Don at docr15@live.com.

In episode two Jonathan Foye joins host Jessica. They discuss Jonathan's time in Japan, the show on the 29th and All Japan being left off the All Together card.You can follow Jessica at @sisterjessiee and @royalroad72 on XFollow Jonathan at @JonathanFoye on XBuy his book Ganbaru at https://www.amazon.com.au/Ganbaru-Japan-Wrestling-Survived-Roster-ebook/dp/B09PRN4NMGLogo design by Dylan FoxTheme done by Don Shenenberger. You can contact Don at docr15@live.com.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hit-the-books-realistic-wwe-fantasy-booking/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In episode two Jonathan Foye joins host Jessica. They discuss Jonathan's time in Japan, the show on the 29th and All Japan being left off the All Together card.You can follow Jessica at @sisterjessiee and @royalroad72 on XFollow Jonathan at @JonathanFoye on XBuy his book Ganbaru at https://www.amazon.com.au/Ganbaru-Japan-Wrestling-Survived-Roster-ebook/dp/B09PRN4NMGLogo design by Dylan FoxTheme done by Don Shenenberger. You can contact Don at docr15@live.com.

In this episode: 1. This isn't a David Goggins huddle where I scream at you ;) 2. This will help you feel enlightened and supported. 3. Feeling lazy or struggling with laziness is not a new concept. 4. Let's look to history; Japan. 5. Ikigai - having a purpose in life. 6. The four rules of Ikigai. 7. Kaizen. 8. Shoshin. 9. Hara Hachi Bu. 10. Shinrin-Yoku. 11. Wabi-sabi. 12. Ganbaru. 13. You are far more disciplined than you know or give yourself credit for. Ekkovision - Code LEXJoin the coaching community for the New Year habits challenge: (affordable strength training and coaching):  https://www.patreon.com/CalorieDeficitUniversity/membershipWant to sign up for the one on one coaching waiting list? https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdYJp_eLAlWdwP2acJ4rnRCx_POiyxC9ymbDCtA6R04x9i4YA/viewformFind me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/caloriedeficit_/?hl=enTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lexbabb?lang=en

Los japoneses tienen muchos conceptos valiosos de los cuales podemos tomar ejemplo y practicar en nuestro día a día. En este episodio te hablo de 5: Shoshin, Wabi-Sabi, Ikigai, Ganbaru y Kaizen. Sígueme y escríbeme en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexkei/ --- Mis otros Podcasts: Negocios Fénix Club Mastery Alejandro Kei Presenta (En YouTube) Si quieres ser patrocinador de este podcast, contáctanos a: patrocinios@alexkei.com

Parissa Haghirian is an internationally renowned expert on Japanese Management and Leadership and a Professor of International Management at Sofia University.  She is the author of 12 books on Japanese Management, Cross-Cultural topics, and Consumer Dynamics.  We examine these as well as some cultural concepts from her latest book. We also discuss how Japanese management practice is uniquely different,  successful Japanese corporate survival strategies and what foreign firms can learn, why cross-cultural business issues are often Japan specific, and her favorite language concept "50 ways to say No in Japanese which don't actually include No". Other topics of interest:In-depth explanation on the fundamental differences between Westerns and Japanese management environmentsHow "Constant Job Rotation" is a benefit for Japanese managementWhy are cute mascots essential in corporate JapanInsight on how Japanese companies are actually very open-mindedThe advantages and disadvantages of the "process driven" nature of Japanese companies "Cross-cultural growth is based on mistakes, it's a tough and emotional learning process"Consumer dynamics and the challenges facing foreign brands entering JapanExplanations of Ganbaru, Gamman, and Enryo from her book "Japanese Business Concepts you should Know"  "The most interesting question for Japanese is how foreigners manage, and the most interesting for foreigners is how Japanese manage" The advise which led to her dedication of researching Japanese management.The question she wishes people had asked her, but has yet had the chance to answer - until nowParissa Haghirian: https://www.linkedin.comJapanese Business Concepts You Should Know: https://www.amazon.com/Japanese-Business-ConceptsMore Now and Zen Japan episodes: https://www.nowandzen.jp/Grow website traffic = Zo Digital: https://www.zodigital.jp/Japan Adventures via Camper Van = Dream Drive: https://www.dreamdrive.lifeUse the code word "ZEN" to receive discounts

At the end of August before the N-1 finals, we sat down with Dr. Jonathan Foye to discuss his upcoming book on Pro Wrestling Noah, his latest trip to Japan to catch some of the N-1 and G1 live, and media ethics in professional wrestling. You can follow Dr. Jonathan on Twitter at @JonathanFoye for updates on his upcoming projects. Purchase The Muto Years on Amazon in paperback or digital editions. Ganbaru is also available on Amazon. Please consider making a gift to our ko-fi to help support our work. Follow us at @kickout299 on Twitter, email us with questions and feedback at kickoutat299@gmail.com, and check out our blog at kickout299.wordpress.com. As always, please rate and follow/subscribe to us on Spotify, Apple, or your preferred podcast platform. Thank you so much for your support!

The first part of this week's episode is a special focus on Bruiser Brody during his time with NJPW in the mid '80s. The second half is Justin's interview with author of The Muto Years & Ganbaru, Dr Jonathan Foye, where they discuss all-things All Japan Pro Wrestling plus more. Join the Patreon for just $5.00 per month: https://www.patreon.com/fightgamemedia Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/fightgamemedia Subscribe to our YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/c/FightGameMedia Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fightgamemedia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode we have a gorgeous chat with Aimee owner of Ganbaru coaching Aimee gets into life coaching and what it really is, how you can set better intentions for yourself and cacao ceremonies You can visit Aimee on www.ganbarucoaching.ie and remember to send Deborah your skin advice questions over on instagram @lovebydebs_ www.theskinboutique.ie www.wbeauty.ie

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Dr. Jonathan Foye released his second book, The Muto Years, on September 25. A perfect continuation of his first release from this past January (Ganbaru), his sophomore release seeks to fill in the gaps on what came after for All Japan Pro Wrestling post-2000 roster split under the presidency of none other than Keiji Muto. We talk about his writing and research process, what it was like to speak to Taiyō Kea, the very best and some of the toughest stories from this era of wrestling, and truly so much more. You can follow Dr. Jonathan on Twitter at @JonathanFoye for updates on his upcoming projects. Purchase The Muto Years on Amazon in paperback or digital editions. Ganbaru is also available on Amazon. We recommend checking out Justin Knipper and Fumi Saito's Write That Down! on Fight Game Media's feed and Gerard Di Trolio and Paul Völsch's podcast The Emerald FlowShow wherever you get your podcasts. Follow us at @kickout299 on Twitter, email us with questions and feedback at kickoutat299@gmail.com, and check out our e-zine at kickout299.wordpress.com. We are looking for contributors across all mediums - please get in touch! As always, please rate and follow/subscribe to us on Spotify, Apple, or your preferred podcast platform. Thank you so much for your support!

We are available for online and in-person coaching: https://www.melbournestrengthculture.com/coaching-services Lifting Workshops, CULTURE30 for 30% off: https://www.melbournestrengthculture.com/workshop-seminars Eugene's IG: https://www.instagram.com/coacheugeneteo Ganbaru method training: https://ganbarumethod.com Ganbaru culture apparel: https://www.ganbaruculture.com/ Timestamps: 0:00 Number 1 in the hearts, number 1 in the charts. 1:32 Building Ganbaru Gym 6:50 If it's worth doing, it's worth overdoing. 8:58 Buying a Brazilian rosewood guitar. 13:20 Will Smith's fall from grace. 15:30 The importance of hobbies. 22:05 John Meadows and Tom Platz 30:10 The evolution of education within the health and fitness industry. 35:35 Using clothing and technology to scale and grow Ganbaru. 39:50 Re-starting workshops and seminars at Ganbaru Gym. 44:23 Travelling the world as a global educator. 48:40 Transcending the gym floor 1:05:00 Who would Eugene have on his podcast? Follow Us On: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@melbournestrengthculture Instagram: ➽ Strength Culture - www.instagram.com/melbournestrengthculture ➽Jamie S - www.instagram.com/j.smith.culture ➽ Jamie B - www.instagram.com/jamiebouz ➽ Didier - www.instagram.com/didiervassou ➽ Charlie - www.instagram.com/quantum_lifting  

Dylan hosts a very special historical episode of the Eastern Lariat, joined by his good friend Dr. Jonathan Foye, the author of Ganbaru, the story of how AJPW survived the 2000 NOAH split & his new friend, who happens to be a legendary journalist, who has experience in writing, podcasting, commentating, & working behind the scenes in Japanese wrestling for over 3 decades, Fumi Saito. We discuss many topics on this show centered around Sumo Palace (aka Sumo Hall). We start all the way from the original incarnation of the building nearly 200 years ago to the incarnations of the Kokugikan that followed, then the many big matches and events that took place there over the years and it's recent resurgence over the last month with STARDOM, Zero1, NJPW & NOAH all have or are about to run shows there in the span of a month. Historical content we touch on is too much to list but include:   Rikidozan's start in Sumo Palace and incident with Masahiko Kimura.   NJPW's success in the 80's and Inoki's ways & matches.   The IWGP Title inaugural tournaments.   Tiger Mask(s)!   The famous riots in 1984 & 1987 at the venue.   WWF running in Japan and their interactions with AJPW & NJPW in the early 90's.   Super J Cup and it's legacy among English speaking fans as well as Japanese.   The dark ages of wrestling in Japan in the 2000s and the many companies that ran it over the years.   Thank you for listening to our show and please follow Fumi @fumihikodayo , Dylan @Viva_Zero , Jonathan @JonthanFoye and of course the show @EasternLariat for updates on all things Japanese wrestling, and a new episode with Dylan re-joined by STRIGGA very soon!   Thank you!

I sat down with a good friend, Jonathan Foye, to discuss his book Ganbaru: How All Japan Pro Wrestling Survived the Year 2000 Roster Split. We discuss the all-too-human drama of this story of grief, conflict, separation, and a will to persevere, playing out in and out of the ring.  In the year 2000, Mitsuharu Misawa left All Japan Pro Wrestling. He took all but two of the company's contracted wrestlers with him. To keep the company alive, company owner Motoko Baba made two phone calls. One was to a man who had walked out on the company a decade ago. The other was to an age-old rival. Buy the Book: https://www.amazon.com.au/Ganbaru-Japan-Wrestling-Survived-Roster-ebook/dp/B09PRN4NMG   Jonathan Foye is a journalist and academic. He is the current Editor of Insights Magazine for the Uniting Church in NSW and the ACT. He holds a PhD in Communications and tutors part time at the University of New South Wales. Jonathan enjoys running, watching pro wrestling, and playing videogames. He lives in the Blue Mountains with his wife, Sarah, their son James, and their Labrador, Walter. Ganbaru is his first book.   Find more episodes: www.loverinserepeat.com/podcast Follow the show on twitter: @RinseRepeatPod // follow me: @liammiller87  

John Pollock is joined by WH Park for POST Puroresu for the month of March.The two discuss the state of New Japan Pro Wrestling coming off its 50th Anniversary card and the start of the New Japan Cup.KAIRI returns to STARDOM with a look at the huge events the company will stage at Sumo Hall later this month.A big chat about Kazuyuki Fujita's recent GHC title win, the NOAH main event scene, and the negativity towards this move.Plus, we chat about the latest in AJPW, Ganbaru by Jonathan Foye & more.Support this podcast by picking up a POST PURORESU t-shirt:https://store.postwrestling.com/products/post-puroresu-t-shirtPhotos Courtesy: NJPW / STARDOM / NOAHPOST Puroresu Theme by Chris Maffei: https://soundcloud.com/cmstrikeSubscribe: https://postwrestling.com/subscribePatreon: http://postwrestlingcafe.comForum: https://forum.postwrestling.comDiscord: https://discord.com/invite/Q795HhRMerch: https://store.postwrestling.comTwitter/Facebook/Instagram/YouTube: @POSTwrestlingAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this weeks episode, Kyle speaks with Eugene Teo.   Eugene is the founder of Ganbaru Method, a fitness coaching app while also recently launching his own apparel range called Ganbaru Culture.   In this episode Eugene & Kyle discuss Eugene's journey in business and his philosophies for having success.   Instagram: @pivotalconversationspodcast @kylertraynor @coacheugeneteo @Ganbaruculture TikTok: @pivotalconversations

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La seleccionada nacional de atletismo, Coti Echeverría, y la Vocera del Área de Género de "Tremendas"y también atleta, Belén Ituarte, conversaron sobre los desafíos que el deporte tiene para entregar condiciones de equidad a las mujeres que lo practican, y la incorporación de nuevas deportistas a diversas disciplinas. Belén habló de su experiencia, señalando que pocas mujeres practican un deporte por gusto, muchas se inhiben de hacerlo por temores o inseguridades sobre sus cuerpos. Sobre este punto, Coti, quien además es profesora de educación física, confirmó que esas dudas las ha escuchado muchas veces de sus alumnas, pero también de ella misma en algún momento. Recordó una anécdota de competencia con seleccionadas holandesas, "cometí un error muy grande, estaba mirando los cuerpos de las competidoras, altísimas, más preocupada de lo que ellas tenían que de lo que yo tenía... después me di cuenta. Tu cuerpo es así, y vas a desarrollar tu mejor versión con el" finaliza Coni, junto con mencionar el trabajo que actualmente realiza en la fundación Ganbaru.

Connor Brooker, the singer and guitarist from Brisbane band Bugs, joins us this week to chat about two of the most criminally underrated Australian albums of all time - Northeast Party House 'Dare' and Yeo 'Ganbaru'! Both bred in Melbourne, these albums are so incredibly fun. This is easily one of our favourite episodes yet. Enjoy!Bugs are one of Australia's hardest working and most loved bands, you should listen to them right now  - https://spoti.fi/2SSinfI

[#070 ]Iku, a native speaker/language teacher, talks about how you can naturally use “Ganbaru,” used very often and widely in Japanese.【Topics】0:00   Greeting and definition of Ganbaru.1:48   When to use “Ganbatte.”4:46   When to use “Ganbare.”6:51   When not to use “Ganbatte” or “Ganbare.”(1)8:27   When not to use “Ganbatte” or “Ganbare.”(2)9:19   When to say “Ganbatterune.”11:10  Be careful of “Ganbaru” in business.13:07 Keep in mind the dark side of “Ganbaru.”15:13 Summery and ending talk.*Music from Epidemic Sound

Parissa Haghirian is an internationally renowned expert on Japanese Management and Leadership and a Professor of International Management at Sofia University.  She is the author of 12 books on Japanese Management, Cross-Cultural topics, and Consumer Dynamics.  We examine these as well as some cultural concepts from her latest book. We also discuss how Japanese management practice is uniquely different,  successful Japanese corporate survival strategies and what foreign firms can learn, why cross-cultural business issues are often Japan specific, and her favorite language concept "50 ways to say No in Japanese which don't actually include No". Other topics of interest:In-depth explanation on the fundamental differences between Westerns and Japanese management environmentsHow "Constant Job Rotation" is a benefit for Japanese managementWhy are cute mascots essential in corporate JapanInsight on how Japanese companies are actually very open-mindedThe advantages and disadvantages of the "process driven" nature of Japanese companies "Cross-cultural growth is based on mistakes, it's a tough and emotional learning process"Consumer dynamics and the challenges facing foreign brands entering JapanExplanations of Ganbaru, Gamman, and Enryo from her book "Japanese Business Concepts you should Know"  "The most interesting question for Japanese is how foreigners manage, and the most interesting for foreigners is how Japanese manage" The advise which led to her dedication of researching Japanese management.The question she wishes people had asked her, but has yet had the chance to answer - until nowParissa Haghirian: https://www.linkedin.comJapanese Business Concepts You Should Know: https://www.amazon.com/Japanese-Business-ConceptsMore Now and Zen Japan episodes: https://www.nowandzen.jp/Grow website traffic = Zo Digital: https://www.zodigital.jp/ Great Sleep Starts Here = gugu Sleep Company: https://gugu.jpJapan Adventures via Camper Van = Dream Drive: https://www.dreamdrive.lifeUse the code word "ZEN" to receive discounts

Join us as we talk about the Power Puff Girls live-action announcement. We also talk about the new black anime series on Netflix. We have 2 very special guests this week; Founders of D'art Shtajio Arthell and Darnell Isom joining us from Japan and California. Join us as we sit around the virtual campfire and ask the Isom brothers questions on accomplishing greatness in the anime world. All of this and so much more on episode FIVE! Be sure to follow The Trap Nerds Podcast on social media and leave a review wherever you're listening! Visit https://dartshtajio.com/ for more info about new projects from the Isom brothers. Follow D'art Shtajio, the Isom brothers, and @TheTrapNerdsPodcast! Arthell Isom: @xatacysm Darnell Isom: @mostly_d D'art Shtajio: @DartShtajio Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

What's that mean? Well, Ganbaru is to "Never Surrender" and/or "Do Your Best" my friends. If you always do a good job, no matter the job, you'll be a happier person. So, the whole kitchen area turntable debacle took place last weekend, but I think it actually ended up better than I could have ever imagine. I picked up a few new records as well (of course). Everything is right here for you to peruse. Been watching a few new things here and there. Coming2America is okay. Yeah, just okay in my opinion. I know, what was to be expected. There's a new trailer for an interesting show with Annie Murphy from Schitt's Creek (she played Alexis Rose) and it looks kind of amazing to me personally. Check out this trailer. Reading a little as well. Just listen in and you'll get the skinny people. And remember...Ganbatte Fools! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedadsnarkpodcast/message

With so many people staying home mostly, why not use the free time to hone your nihongo and aim for the JLPT? For those wanna study the traditional way: Soumatome and Shin Kanzen Master books are top 2 favs. Some free online sources mentioned in this episode are: - https://www.irodori.jpf.go.jp/- Nihongo no mori channel on YoutubeMore details and other free sources mentioned in this episode! Contact us at:tkorajio@gmail.comInstagram: tko_rajioTwitter @TKO_RAJIOThirst Alert BGM: Deoxys Beats - Ｌｏｖｅｒ[ｓ]https://soundcloud.com/deoxysbeats1

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In this episode of Screentone Club, Elliot and Andy are torn between multiple realms - the spoooooky yokai realm in In/Spectre and the world of the Renaissance in Arte!Series Discussed: In/Spectre Vol. 1, Arte Vol. 1Assignments for next Episode: Can Someone Please Explain What's Going On?! Vol. 1, The Gods LieIf you enjoy this episode, please consider backing us on Patreon - from only US$1 a month you get bonus episodes and other perks as well, including the ability to vote on topics for us to cover!We are also now affiliates on Bookwalker! Using this link will give us a small kickback, helping cover the cost of manga for the podcast!TIMECODES:0:02:15 - Elliot’s Pick - In/Spectre Vol. 10:04:30 - Elliot cannot pronounce Sarazanmai0:08:45 - Oops we Made the Setting Boring!0:14:00 - Light Novel Force Multiplier0:19:30 - Manga Female Character Syndrome0:24:00 - Andy’s Pick - Arte Vol. 10:27:45 - Pushing past the “Interesting Bit”0:28:30 - “Not What I Was Here For”0:32:15 - Ganbaru! 0:34:30 - Kaoru Mori Shoutout!0:36:45 - The Renaissance: Kind of a Big Deal!0:42:30 - DOKI DOKI TIME0:46:30 - How to: Historical Manga0:47:15 - Picks for next Episode, Closedown!

"Dar lo mejor de ti independiente del resultado, y de lo que hagan los demás, ese es el verdadero significado de GANBARU. (Nacho Serapio).?????". En un momento como el que estamos viviendo en España, hoy toca hablar de filosofía oriental, y para ello os voy a explicar el significado de GANBARU, ese “grito de guerra” con el que me despido diariamente en el podcast. tengo que decir, que esto ya lo hice en el podcast nº 57, pero en aquel momento no los hacía en vídeo, ni en directo, así que no podía contar con vuestro feedback.

On this weeks show Eamon, Gary and Jay sit down with long term gym member Bobby Meade (Team Ryano MMA) and Kevin Arrigan (Ganbaru Jiu Jitsu). We discuss the history of Martial Arts in Waterford and the many differences and similarities between our respective worlds.

Our guest today made his way from Georgetown Kentucky to Tahara Japan and came back with Ganbaru -the japanese word for never stopping until a goal is achieved. This became crystal clear when I met Daniel Harrison, co-founder of Country Boy Brewery. DH, as he is known, was always a beer lover, but during his stint teaching english in japan it became a passion. Arriving home in Kentucky he and his partners were inspired not only to make beer, but the very best, and won’t stop until this goal is achieved. Usually after we finish chatting, we go on to our cocktail of the week, but this week we are doing something a little different. Since we’re talking beer, I decided to scrap the cocktail of the week for this episode.  Instead we’re going on a tour! When I visited Country Boy, DH walked me through the brewery and I thought why not take you with me as well. So consider this our first Lush Tour…. Look out for a cooler near you to see if Country Boy is stocked! I will be writing a piece on my travels through Kentucky so make sure to check back on alushlifemanul.com or my sister site bestbitsworldwide.com or head to www.kentuckytourism.com to find out more about Kentucky. Full Episode Details: https://wp.me/p90reB-3qm ----- Produced by Simpler Media Follow us on Twitter and Instagram New episodes every Tuesday, usually!!

For more, check out our article on ganbaru: https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/ganbaru/ "Do your best!" "Hang in there!" "FIGHT!" The Japanese verb 頑張る has a wide variety of English translations, and that's because it's such a nuanced word. Depending on how you say it and who you say it to, it could be an encouragement or a real downer. The Tofugu team sat down to discuss the definitions, translations, and our personal feeling about this complex word. And we really got into the weeds (societally speaking) when Michael, Mami, and Kanae navigate the sometimes-oppressive feeling ganbaru can carry.

We continue with our series on words that do not translate today on the famous word Ganbaru. how would you translate ganbaru?Website: https://manga-sensei.com/ Medium: https://medium.com/manga-senseiFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/themangasensei/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themangasensei/Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/manga-senseiSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4cCe3zLkyxJxn97PVpJbZW?si=_cdm8yq9StGUuChtOPY4SA

We continue with our series on words that do not translate today on the famous word Ganbaru. how would you translate ganbaru?Website: https://manga-sensei.com/ Medium: https://medium.com/manga-senseiFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/themangasensei/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themangasensei/Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/manga-senseiSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4cCe3zLkyxJxn97PVpJbZW?si=_cdm8yq9StGUuChtOPY4SA

¡Muy buenos días a todo el mundo y bienvenidos a la edición de verano de Dragonz Magazine, el programa, en el que hablamos de defensa personal, deportes de contacto, competiciones, mma, películas de acción y todo lo que tiene que ver con el mundo de las artes marciales en general… bienvenidos… a Dragonz Podcast!!! Hoy es Martes 28 agosto de 2018, y vamos por el programa 332. Y tal como os decía ayer, el programa de hoy lo vamos a dedicar a responder a todas vuestras preguntas y comentarios que se han quedado pendientes desde que comenzó la edición de verano. Tal día como hoy, un 28 de Agosto del año 1833, la esclavitud fue abolida definitivamente en todo Reino Unido. Esta es considerada actualmente como un crimen contra la humanidad, cuya prohibición recogen la mayoría de tratados internacionales contemporáneos. Sin embargo, sigue existiendo todavía de forma arraigada en la cultura de ciertos países como Sudán, India o Mauritania. Mucho tiempo después, en 1963, el pastor estadounidense Martin Luther King pronunció su famoso discurso, bajo el lema “I have a dream”. Este fue la cúspide de una manifestación contra el apartheid en Estados Unidos, causa por la King luchó hasta su muerte cinco años después. Siendo condecorado con el Premio Nobel de la Paz en 1964. 1903: Se funda Harley-Davidson Motor Company. 1920: Patricio Arabolaza marca el primer gol de la historia de la selección española de fútbol. 1920: En Estados Unidos, se le reconoce a la mujer el derecho a voto. 1936: Madrid sufre el primer bombardeo aéreo de la aviación franquista. 1947: El torero Manuel Rodríguez “Manolete” es herido de muerte en Linares. 1985: Los alpinistas españoles Cadiach, Sors y Vallés alcanzan la cima del Everest. 2009: La autopsia a de Michael Jackson confirma que murió en circunstancias de “homicidio involuntario”. 1921: Fernando Fernán Gómez | Actor, director y escritor 1962: Pablo Carbonell | Humorista 1966: Julen Lopetegui | Futbolista y entrenador Hoy en Dragonz.es a las 10:10 horas, subimos la 7ª lección del Curso de Ming Chuan Chai Tien impartido por el Sifu Fco. Javier Hernández, donde en esta ocasión nos hablará del principio “Lie”, que significa rechazo. Pero antes… ¿Cual es el sitio más completo para encontrar información sobre artes marciales? Pues sin lugar a dudas… ¡la Comunidad Dragonz! con más de 450 vídeo-tutoriales a tiempo real, para que podáis aprender y practicar desde casa, desde el trabajo, la playa, el parque… ¡desde donde queráis! y donde diariamente subimos nuevas lecciones de lunes a viernes. A menos de 0,1 céntimo/vídeo. Más de 30 cursos, desde lo más básico y tradicional, hasta lo más moderno y contemporáneo, katas, armas, combate, grappling, nutrición, arbitraje, elasticidad, preparación física, lucha escénica, acrobacias… ¡DE TODO! Y si queréis algún curso en concreto, tan solo tendréis que escribirnos a dragonz.es/contactar y pedirnos el curso que queráis que hagamos… ¡Además! Todos los suscriptores tendréis GRATIS la revista Dragonz Magazine enviada directamente a vuestra casa y en formato digital, las pasadas y las que vendrán. ¡Y además! 15% de descuento en la tienda online, gastos de envío GRATIS, 50% de descuento en nuestros seminarios y torneos, todas las fotos que hacemos en los torneos SIN MARCA DE AGUA… ¡Y todo esto por 10€/mes, sin trampa ni cartón! Sin compromiso de permanencia, te puedes borrar cuando quieras, apuntarte solo 1 mes o… ¡lo que quieras! PREGUNTAS:  Miguel (comunidad): Hola! Me he apuntado al curso de elasticidad, y desde hoy voy a empezar a realizar los ejercicios que nos propones. Mi objetivo es mejorar sobre todo en el spagat o split lateral ya que no sé porqué pero hablo muy muy poco. Me parece un poco curioso porque por ejemplo en el típico ejercicio de estiramiento de isquiotibiales soy capaz de tocar con las yemas de los dedos en el suelo. eso sí tengo dificultad para adoptar el segundo ejercicio que es la postura del salto de vallas y en el ejercicio de abrir las piernas en V realmente la verdad es que hablo muy muy poco me he medido y abro 120 grados solo y después de estar haciéndolo un ratito. Un saludo. Juan Antonio López (Comunidad): El curso de Kali ha sido estupendo, el instructor muy claro. Estoy a la espera de más. Gracias Juan Antonio. Edgar: Hola Nacho el 30 de JULIO hice un pedido de 4 revistas, me dijiste por email que me las enviaste el viernes 3 de agosto ha causa de tus vacaciones. Bueno las revistas todavía no han llegado ha mi casa, no se si tu distribuidor tiene problemas ha causa de las vacaciones de verano, haber por favor si descubres el porque todavía no me han llegado. Haber si me puedes decir algo, muchas gracias. El número de pedido es el 3367. Hola Nacho soy Edgar otra vez, me acaban de llegar las revistas ahora mismo siento haber sido un poco pesado, seguiremos en contacto para hacer más pedidos en el futuro muchas gracias por todo espero hacerme algún día miembro de la comunidad un abrazo y gracias amigo. Alberto Varela: Buenas tardes Nacho, estoy suscrito a la revista pero he cambiado de e-mail (antigüo ****@****.com) y el nuevo es el que puse antes claro. También quería el número atrasado 8 del maestro Juan Hombre. Un saludo y enhorabuena por la revista. Javier Atance: Buenas Nacho! recientemente cambié de numero y de dirección, ya la actualicé en la web y te paso mi nuevo numero para que me unas al grupo por favor! Ganbaru! Cristina Pemán:  Hola, soy Cristina Pemán, de Zaragoza. Estoy organizando un evento feminista para antes de las fiestas del Pilar y me gustaría hacer un taller/charla de autodefensa pero no el tradicional. He leído los artículos sobre objetos cotidianos que se pueden usar como armas y creo que es un buen tema para que lo conozcan las mujeres y para abrir un debate interesante. Si os apetece participar podéis llamarme al 6********. Un saludo y gracias de antemano Francisco Díaz: Hola, os envío la noticia de la firma de Tino Gilaranz por Combate Americas por si fuera de su interes http://www.ziran.es/nota_prensa/combate-americas-firma-a-tino-gilaranz-y-debutara-el-14-de-septiembre-en-ee-uu/ Carlos Alcoba: Estoy interesado, pero al suscribirme, me sale la factura 10€, pero cuando finalizo para pagar con tarjeta me sale, el cobro de envió de 5€. Para contactar mi teléfono móvil personal es 6********. A la espera de contestación Un saludo Iván: El primer no japonés en ganar el campeonato del mundo de kyokushin ¿no fue Francisco Filho? https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francisco_Filho https://www.imdb.com/name/nm8242495/ Si todo esto os parece interesante, podéis probar un mes, porque no hay compromiso de permanencia y podréis borraros cuando queráis, vamos, el Netflix y Amazon de las artes marciales y deportes de contacto.  Y para terminar, comentaros que podéis escucharnos en Ivoox, Itunes, Soundcloud, Spreaker, Youtube, Stitcher, IHeartRadio, Google Podcast y Sport Direct Radio en la 94,3 FM en Málaga y toda la Costa del Sol .Todos ellos tienen su formato de dar valoraciones de 5 estrellas o like… ¡y de comentar! así que por favor hacerlo, que me hace mucha ilusión, y nos ayuda a posicionarnos bien, y a que más oyentes nos conozcan. Y ya sin más... ¡Hasta mañana guerreros! GANBARUUUUUUU

In the first instalment of this two part series Eugene and I discuss the biomechanics of the feet, why it is so important and how our lifestyles impact our movement quality and joint health. First Eugene explains how he developed his biomechanical theories and why these foundations are essential for long term health. He also gives some awesome advice about how you can improve the mechanics in your feet and how it'll help performance in other areas of your body.

Durante estas 2 semanas de la edición de verano, he recibido un feedback muy positivo hacia estos audio-artículos de filosofía oriental, tando del del propósito del entrenamiento, como del de el significado de GANBARU. Hoy vamos a hablar de otro concepto japonés llamado Osu Shinobu no Seishin, que viene a significar “el espíritu de la perseverancia” o “resistencia y sacrificio sin límite”, un concepto muy arraigado tanto dentro de la filosofía de los guerreros ninja, como de la de los duros karatekas del Kyokushin. Si queréis consultar la versión escrita de este audio-artículo la tendréis disponible en este enlace, a partir de las 18:18 de hoy. Y para terminar, comentaros que además de en Ivoox e Itunes, Souncloud, Spreaker y Youtube, ya están disponibles los Dragonz Podcast también en Stitcher y en iHeartRadio, y todos ellos tienen su formato de dar valoraciones de 5 estrellas o like… ¡y de comentar! asíque por favor hacerlo, que me hace mucha ilusión, y nos ayuda a posicionarnos bien, y a que más oyentes nos conozcan... no os olvidéis pasaros por Dragonz.es y reservar vuestra plaza en la Comunidad… al 50%, que se van a acabar pronto! ¡Hasta entonces os deseo un muy buen día, nos vemos guerreros! GANBARUUUUUUU

Como todos los martes en la edición de verano, hoy toca hablar de filosofía oriental, y tal y como os anunciaba en el podcast de ayer, hoy os voy a explicar el significado de GANBARU, ese “grito de guerra” con el que me despido diariamente en el podcast. Creo que fue en 2013, cuando Elisabeth Larena, la actriz que intrepreta a Luchi en “Cuéntame cómo pasó” o a la Infanta María en la serie “Carlos V, rey emperador”, me presentó a su -por aquel entonces, nueva pareja, un director y guionista de comics, series y películas de Hollywood llamado Jd Shapiro, que guinizó películas como “Las locas aventuras de Robin Hood”, o “Campo de batalla la Tierra”, entre otras… para saber un poco más de él podéis visitar su web, o su perfil en IMDB… Desde entonces surgió una gran amistad, y se implicó conmigo para dirigir el proyecto de  “Juan Hombre, la película” y tratar de producirla en Estados Unidos. La historia de la película os la contaré otro día, hoy os quiero hablar acerca de una palabra japonesa llamada GANBARU. Esta palabra, la usaba Jd como firma en todos sus emails… en los primeros emails me pareció curioso, pues pensé que lo había hecho porque estábamos hablando de “temas de ninjas”… pero poco a poco me di cuenta que era así siempre. Hasta que no pude más y le pregunté por su significado (tras googlearlo previamente), y me sentí plenamente identificado con su significado, hasta tal punto que yo también la incorporé a mi vocabulario y a mi día a día. He aquí varias definiciones de GAMBARU: “¡trabaja duro! ¡da lo mejor de ti!” “dar lo mejor de ti, así no llegues a ser el primero, es llegar hasta el final” “trabajar duro y con mucha paciencia, los resultados son secundarios” “sigue trabajando duro hasta que lo logres, nunca te rindas, da lo mejor de ti, que yo estoy dando lo mejor de mi” “persistir en una tarea con tenacidad hasta que es completada" “esfuerzo persistente hasta que se obtiene el éxito” Si queréis acceder a la versión escrita de este audio-artículo, podréis hacerlo a partir de las 18:18 en el blog. Y para terminar, comentaros que además de en Ivoox e Itunes, Souncloud, Spreaker y Youtube, ya están disponibles los Dragonz Podcast también en Stitcher y en iHeartRadio, y todos ellos tienen su formato de dar valoraciones de 5 estrellas o like… ¡y de comentar! asíque por favor hacerlo, que me hace mucha ilusión, y nos ayuda a posicionarnos bien, y a que más oyentes nos conozcan... no os olvidéis pasaros por Dragonz.es y reservar vuestra plaza en la Comunidad… al 50%, que se van a acabar pronto! ¡Hasta entonces os deseo un muy buen día, nos vemos guerreros! GANBARUUUUUUU

Get ready to find the Warrior within you! Lori Tsugawa Whaley is an Inspirational Speaker, author, and life coach who is on a mission to empower women. Through the Samurai code known as Bushido, Lori teaches how to embrace the way of the warrior and live with courage, integrity, benevolence, respect, and honor. She also embraces the indomitable spirit, expressed in the Japanese word Ganbaru, meaning try your hardest, never give up, do your best and go for broke.    For more information about Lori Tsugawa Whaley, visit her website: www.loriwhaley.com For more information about Dr Jo Anne White, visit her website: https://www.drjoannewhite.com/

Manga Review for Street Fighter: Sakura Ganbaru! Volume 1 by Masahiko Nakahira. Translated by Michelle Hayashi and Rie Shibazaki. Adapted by Jim Zubkavich and Matt Moylan. Published by Udon for $12.95, size: 8.1 x 5.8 inches. Originally published in Japan by Shinseisha. 15-year-old Sakura Kasugane has a secret life outside of school that she doesn't want her parents to know about. She is a street fighter being trained by a martial artist from Hong Kong named Dan Hibiki. He  originally came to Japan to study martial arts but he has become more and more intrigued by Sakura's natural talent when it comes to studying fighting techniques. All he has to do is show her a move and she can not only mimic it but incorporate her own personal styles to compliment it. Another student at her school, the heir to the vast Kazuki business empire, Karin Kazuki, is also a street fighter. Her ancestors were great warriors who lived by the motto "In all things, be victorious!" She has translated this belief into becoming the greatest street fighter in the city. She has no equal until she encounters Sakura, and then she sets all her energy into defeating her. I was never a big fan of the Street Fighter videogames, even though I remember when it was strictly a stand up arcade game. There was a time when Street Fighter 2 coming to the Sega Genesis was the biggest news this side of Halo 3. I bought the game and was decidedly underwhelmed by the experience, perhaps because my best friend could beat me easily. But I like the IDEA of the videogames and the design of its characters and I like a bit of fighting manga so I decided to give Sakura Ganbaru a shot. First up, the art is awful. Nakahira's characters all look a bit plump and the two main female leads look the opposite of feminine. Even when there's a panty shot, it feels like you're looking at a guy in his underwear because of Nakahira's lack of knowledge or total denial of the female body. I would even call the art a bit primitive. While the fights should have plenty of money shots, they mostly consist of blurred drawings with what look like small explosions signifying impacts. You really shouldn't have an artist that does poor fight panels doing a manga like Sakura. The personalities of the characters were interesting, if a bit colorless, but the art was just way too ugly. Has six color plates and some bonus pages taken from the Street Fighter Alpha manga showing how Sakura met Ryu. My Rating: C