Podcast appearances and mentions of james te huna

In this episode, James Te Huna opens up about his challenging childhood, growing up in a dysfunctional home environment, and the impact it had on his life. He shares his journey of finding strength and resilience through boxing and martial arts, using them as a means to confront his fears and protect himself. James also discusses the importance of creating positive environments, such as BroFit, where men can come together, support each other, and work towards becoming the best versions of themselves. He emphasizes the need for authentic communication, empathy, and love in building strong relationships and breaking the cycle of generational trauma. Follow James: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamestehuna/Check out BroFithttps://www.instagram.com/brofitpenrith/FOLLOW ► Instagram:   https://www.instagram.com/thebetarproject/Sponsors: Betar Media:  https://www.instagram.com/betarmedia/Support the showConnect with Nick:Instagram TikTok YouTube

Step into the captivating narrative of James Te Huna's life, transcending the realms of the UFC octagon. From a formidable cage warrior, James has evolved into a mentor and coach, pioneering transformative initiatives for young males in Out-of-Foster Home Care through his venture, New Wave Engage. Originating from the rugged landscapes of Darfield, New Zealand, James's journey unfolds from the pinnacle of the UFC to his current role as a mentor and coach. Brace yourself for a riveting episode as we delve into his challenging childhood, the driving force of boxing, and the profound impact of combat sports.Join us for an enthralling episode of the Fruiting Body Podcast, where we explore the post-fighting career of James Te Huna. Witness the gloves coming off as we navigate through the real challenges he faces outside the octagon. Discover the courage required to transition from the grandeur of the world's biggest mixed martial arts tournament to a life dedicated to giving back. Hear about James's pivotal role as a training coach for a New Zealand rugby league team and the genesis of his passion project, New Wave Engage, designed to make a meaningful difference in the lives of young males in Out-of-Home Foster Care. This isn't just a podcast; it's a potent dose of inspiration.As we enter the second round of this episode, be prepared for a candid discussion on the harsh realities of combat sports. James sheds light on the potential life-altering consequences, addressing the sensitive issue of concussions. Yet, it's not all heavyweight punches; James takes us on a cultural journey through Maori traditions, shares compelling family stories of war boxing, and unveils the motivation behind his travels to Phuket. It's a holistic portrayal of a man who has fought not only within the ring but also for a purpose greater than himself. Stay tuned for more revelations, inspiration, and another round of compelling storytelling on the Fruiting Body Podcast.#FitnessWarrior #ChampionMindset #UFCJourney #ResilienceUnleashed #BeyondTheOctagon #CombatSportsLegacy #InspireToEmpower #NewWaveEngage #MentorshipMatters #LifeAfterUFC #FighterSpirit #WarriorHeart #MaoriTraditions #FruitingBodyPodcast #purposedrivenlife 

James shared stories of his journey from childhood to the bright lights of the UFC and shares what he believes is so important for youth of today including having the right role models and environment around them. We share stories of how he would beat his opponents, including his very first UFC bout where he fought on with a broken arm for three rounds eventually stopping his opponent while using his broken arm to do it. We chat how he would unite and connect staff around him including his famous UFC London walk out dressed in suits dancing to Will Smith ‘ Men in black' soundtrack. We chat about how much helping youth of today means so much to him and much more.

If you think visualization is a lot of hooey, think again. Throughout the ages (dating all the way back to ancient China and the days of the Roman Empire), people have been using visualization to achieve their goals. In fact, you'll find many athletes have been using these techniques for years, leading them to achieve more than they ever thought possible. Don't believe it? Read on to explore several lessons from the great athletes themselves. It Starts in the Vision MMA fighter James Te Huna said, "I visualize what I'm going to do on that day, walk out to the fight. I'll go over and over it inside my head so when I do actually do it, I've been there 100 times before, so it's nothing new." By having a clear goal from the start, you've already won half the battle. What's your goal? Focus on the Success You're never going to make the goal perfectly. Visualization can start hurting you if you get super-specific on what you want. For example, picturing the perfect shot in a soccer game might leave you so hung up on doing it a certain way, you'll miss a better shot you're already set up for. Instead, focus on the outcome when it comes to things involving factors out of your control. Focus on an Image On the other hand, it's good to focus on hard on things you can control. A study done on professional basketball players asked one simple question: Do they visualize themselves making a basket before shooting the ball. The answer was astonishing. Those who visualized the shot, made it about 67% of the time. Those who didn't? 54%. By picturing your outcome in your mind, you are that much more likely to make it. Do it Often Professional soccer player, Alex Morgan, had this to say: "Pregame, I eat pancakes for a meal. I always do mental visualization before the game to prepare myself." She's made visualization part of her routine. So should you. By repeating the visualization, you're much more likely to attain the success you desire. Don't Forget the Work Don't rely entirely on the visualization to get you through. These athletes still practice daily. You still have to put the work in, no matter what it is that you want. Success comes through many channels. Practice, self-talk…all of these things are important. But if you don't succeed first in your mind, you're never going to get anywhere. As every one of these athletes would tell you if they could, their most significant success started right here in visualization. The rest just followed naturally.3 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wayne-weathersby/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wayne-weathersby/support

A chat with a former UFC Beast who's now lifting 200kg stones and helping kids.

James Te Huna was one of the first athletes from New Zealand/Australia to compete in the UFC. James faced adversity growing up, yet managed to grow through martial arts and become a highly successful athlete, and is now a mentor in the community. In this interview we discuss training during the pandemic, the benefits of exercise, his current work with NRL and kids, his difficulties growing up and his path to MMA, his fights in the UFC, thoughts on training regarding head injuries and more. Please have a listen.

Australasian MMA legend James Te Huna comes in to the studio to talk about his career, confidence, stone lifting, brain damage family and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we are joined by legend of the fight game, strongman competitor and all round great dude, James Te Huna. We chat MMA, Strongman, Injurgies, idols, frostbite and more. Find us on instagram @dnsstrengthcollective Check out the apparel at www.dnsstrength.com #TheDNSpodcast #DNSstrengthcollective #Crossfit #strongman #weightlifting #powerlifting #highlandgames #apparel #DoNotStop --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thednspodcast/message

#21 Live Robert Whittaker with James Te Huna his career as a UFC fighter

I had the privilege to chat with the first ever New Zealand/Australian UFC fighter James Te Huna. This legend has a powerful story and shares plenty. We talk about his upbringing, the fighting game, the mindset you need to reach the top of the UFC and the great work he is currently doing as the NRL Saint George Dragons wrestling coach.

This episode I'm joined by my good friend Dean Amasinger. Many years ago Dean joined myself and Paul Daley and the rest of Team Rough House, and pursued a career in prizefighting. We shared many hellish conditioning and sparring sessions, and many car journeys to and from training. He was also in my corner for my last fight, in Nottingham, and has become an excellent coach. Working with the likes of Ross Pearson, James Te Huna and Michael Bisping. As well as having a wealth of MMA knowledge, he is also one of the leading diet and weight-cutting specialists, and in future episodes we will get into some of that. I like questioning him about the supplements I am using, and always learn something. Aside from his work in the world of MMA, he is employed as the Tackle and Grapple coach with the England Rugby senior team. In this episode we discuss the recent fight card in Texas, headlined by Donald Cerrone and Yancy Medeiros. At the end we discuss the upcoming UFC 222 card, and sandwiched right between the two we touch on a more sensitive subject. Dean and I debate the back-and-forth I had on Twitter with UFC welterweight champ, Tyron Woodley. Thanks for checking it out.

#24 - Left Right Goodnight (Feat. James Te Huna)This is the twenty-fourth episode of GK&F - It's a Working Title recorded with former UFC fighter James Te Huna.Intro creditsDave Smith -  Voice artistStrangers - Heiress (from the album Persona Non-Grata)

Ep. 50 – Las Vegas: Chris Leben, James Te Huna, Daniel Hooker Back in Las Vegas for a week of recovery, John Morgan and Cold Coffee take another quick look back at UFC 196 before diving into the biggest news of the week and looking ahead to their trip to Australia for UFC Fight Night … Continue reading The MMA Road Show with John Morgan – Episode 50 – Las Vegas →

Look, Ben and Chad need to get this episode of the CME recorded quick, so they can make it down to Cub Swanson's Bar and Grille before the two-for-one appetizer happy hour ends, OK? Before they shuffle off, they discuss newly minted featherweight No. 1 contender Cubbie Sampson's victory over Jeremy Stephens last week at UFC Fight Night 44 and look ahead to UFC 175 (you know, the one with Chris Weidman, Lyoto Machida, Ronda Rousey and soap opera character Alexis Davis). They also talk up Chael Sonnen forever, forever-ever failing drug tests, timberjack Nate Marquardt's win over James Te Huna and Frankie Edgar vs. BJ Penn III or IV or whatever. There's probably more stuff in this episode, too, but who can keep them straight anymore? All that, plus AYFKM and Just Sayin' Stuff.

This is the June 25, 2014 episode of Ringside Report Radio. Hosted by Dave Simon. Nate Marquardt appeared on this episode to discuss his UFC Fight Night 43 main event bout versus James Te Huna on Saturday June 28 in Auckland, New Zealand. Soa Palelei also appeared on this episode to discuss his bout versus Jared Rosholt at UFC FN 43 in the co-main event. Simon discussed the latest GSP news, Hector Lombard's injury and Kimbo Slice rumors. All this and much more MMA on this 1-hour episode.

Check out Fight Night Auckland main event fighter Nate Marquardt as he answers a string of questions before his big bout against James Te Huna.

James Te Huna, Soa Palelei and Jared Rosholt talk about the welcome they received upon arriving to New Zealand for Fight Night Auckland.

One show on the Fox family of networks down, another one coming this weekend. Episode 81 of the Co-Main Event Podcast finds Ben and Chad reveling in  the unexpected glory of Mark Hunt's slugfest with Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva last Saturday on Fox Sports 1. Twas that rare heavyweight fight that goes a full five rounds, while seemingly getting better at every step along the way. In addition to that, they inspect Mauricio “Shogun” Rua's revitalizing knockout of James Te Huna, wondering aloud if the “old Shogun” could truly be “back.” With the time remaining, they look forward to next Saturday's card on Fox Heavy, where Team Alpha Male sends everybody on the roster into the fray. All that plus MasterTweet Theatre, AYFKM and Just Sayin' Stuff.

This is the December 6, 2013 episode of Ringside Report Radio. Hosted by Dave Simon and Fred Garcia. Simon and Garcia discussed results from UFC Fight Night 33 including the draw between Mark Hunt and Antonio Silva and Shogun Rua's KO win over James Te-Huna. Simon and Garcia talked about Ben Askren signing to ONE FC and why he did not sign to the UFC. All this and much more MMA on this 1-hour episode.

We speak with Canadian 205-lb. UFC fighter Ryan Jimmo about his career and upcoming fight against James Te-Huna. Check it out!

This is Ringside Report's audio preview of UFC 110 hosted by Dave Simon and Kevin "Big Tuna" McKough. UFC 110 will air at 10pm ET on Saturday February 20, 2010 live from Sydney Australia. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira will fight Cain Velasquez in the main event while Wanderlei Silva faces off against Michael Bisping in the co-main event. In this podcast, Dave and Kevin break down and give their predictions for every fight on the UFC 110 card including the preliminary bouts. Main Card: Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Cain Velasquez Michael Bisping vs. Wanderlei Silva George Sotiropoulos v. Joe Stevenson Ryan Bader vs. Keith Jardine Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic vs. Anthony Perosh Preliminary Card: Stephan Bonnar vs. Krzysztof Soszynski Brian Foster vs. Chris Lytle C.B. Dollaway vs. Goran Reljic Igor Pokrajac vs. James Te Huna