Podcast appearances and mentions of larry hartsell

Unified Fighting Systems Jeet Kune Do!!! Step into the World of Martial Arts with Andy Gibney In the latest episode, we had the immense pleasure of hosting Andy Gibney, a seasoned martial artist whose journey is as captivating as it is inspiring. From the early influences of television heroes like Roger Moore in "The Saint" to the legendary Bruce Lee, Andy's path in martial arts is a testament to passion, dedication, and the relentless pursuit of personal growth. Andy's fascination with martial arts began as a young boy, captivated by the dynamic fight scenes on TV and the charisma of stars like Elvis Presley and Bruce Lee. However, it was "Enter the Dragon" that truly ignited his lifelong passion. Despite being too young to watch the film in cinemas, Andy vividly recalls the impact of seeing Bruce Lee's clips on television, sparking a desire that would shape his future. Starting with Shotokan Karate, Andy's martial arts journey was one of exploration and discovery. He trained in various styles, from Tai Chi to Kung Fu, constantly seeking to broaden his understanding and skills. His dedication led him to notable figures in the martial arts world, including Larry Hartsell and Dan Inosanto, who further influenced his path. A pivotal moment in Andy's journey was his introduction to Jeet Kune Do, the martial art founded by Bruce Lee. Through seminars and personal training, Andy immersed himself in this philosophy, which emphasizes adaptability and personal expression. His experiences with legendary instructors like Richard Bustillo at the IMB Academy enriched his knowledge and deepened his commitment to martial arts. But Andy's story is not just about physical prowess. He speaks passionately about the importance of mental control and personal development. Drawing from his own experiences and the teachings of mentors like Richard Bustillo, Andy emphasizes that true mastery in martial arts extends beyond physical techniques to encompass mental discipline and self-awareness. Andy's insights into the evolution of martial arts are profound. He reflects on how traditional practices have adapted to modern needs, highlighting the relevance of personal development, stress relief, and community in today's training. His approach to teaching, which balances history, technique, and personal growth, offers a holistic view of martial arts that resonates with both seasoned practitioners and newcomers alike. In this episode, Andy also shares amusing anecdotes from his training days, adding a touch of humour to his rich narrative. From the quirks of early training sessions to the camaraderie of martial arts communities, his stories paint a vivid picture of a life dedicated to the art. Whether you're a martial arts enthusiast or someone seeking inspiration, Andy Gibney's journey offers valuable lessons in perseverance, adaptability, and the power of the human spirit. Tune in to our latest episode to hear his full story and gain insights that could transform your own journey, both in martial arts and in life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

HOLLYWOOD JKD SUPREMO!!! Amazing Ron Balicki JKD Martial Arts & Movie Legend reveals all from the frontline of training, stunting and performing in Hollywood, Los Angeles to movie specialist Andrew Staton about; What's it like being in STAR WARS as a Tuscan Raider? What is Diana Inosanto doing in the STAR WARS world? How did their kids react to seeing their parents on screen? How did he create the Fire Dance? How does he function and do stunts with his eye differential? How did he start martial arts? Judo, Karate, Kung Fu and more Reading about Dan Inosanto Searching for Dan Inosanto When did he begin JKD? Being shot in a drive by age 16 yrs Shot in his hip, yet still started to run Seeing his friend Zorin have massive gun shot trauma and die Knowing his friend Michael was shot too Finding Inosanto to channel his anger Going to Fred Degerberg martial arts school Driving age 16 to seminars wherever Inosanto was Discovering Savate or Boxe Francaise Competition prep Dropping weight and getting renal failure In the ring and still trying to fight Getting hospitalised with kidney failure The bond of fighting in the ring Fighting Greg Nelson Olympic Wrestler and Muay Thai specialist Mental mind games Every fight is worth a years worth of training Who did he train with at the Inosanto Academy? Living and training with big hearted Larry Hartsell Training with Bert Poe Meeting Brandon Lee and Jeff Imada in Chicago Drinking games with Larry Hartsell and Fred Degerberg Missing Brandon Lee Being a Power Ranger Octopus Nearly drowning in costume in the ocean Doing high falls Ratchet body pulls Doing body burns Getting burned with rubber cement 5 man put out team Take 2 getting scorched in an intimate area Bodyguarding Steven Seagal in Chicago Working as a stunt guy for Seagal on Glimmer man Underestimating Seagal Training Bren Foster Game Of Death remake Gary Daniels Fist of the North Star Michael Jai & Gillian White in The Island Brutal Fight scenes Marinated in Evil JKD Dwight Woods Being a Stunt Co-ordinator Double vision after stunt accident on The Curse Internal bruising and heart blockage Adaptive training, still sparring Not multiple sclerosis Stem cell treatment Heart surgery Jeet Kune Do movie in the works To Listen to the audio version of the Podcast, click here : WO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Impact of BRUCE LEE in 1974 A personal reliving by Andrew Staton of the first time Bruce Lee came to prominence in 1974 Britain When did he hear of King Boxer? Why did everyone start going to Karate lessons? How did he first hear of Bruce Lee? Why was 13th January 1974 important in the UK? Did people really queue around the block to see Enter The Dragon? How many weeks did he queue before he got in to see it? Did everybody really copy Bruce Lee as they left the auditorium? How did he discover Wing Chun with Brian Hook in Leeds? How did he meet Ip Chun? How did he meet Guro Dan Inosanto, Taky Kimura, Larry Hartsell, John Saxon etc? How did he become the chief correspondent for Bruce Lee and Movies in Martial Arts Illustrated? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rick is a Senior Full Instructor under Dan Inosanto in Jeet Kune Do and Filipino Martial Arts.He is a 5th level instructor under Dan Inosanto in Maphilindo Silat.Ajarn and Regional Director for World Muay Thai Association under Master Chai Sirisute.Full Instructor under Sifu Paul Vunak and an Instructor under Larry Hartsell. He has trained the ... Rick Faye – MKG Martial Arts – Ep82

My guest today is Guro Rocky R. Twitchell, Rocky is a Senior Instructor in Jun Fan Jeet Kune Do under the Larry Hartsell organization as well as a certified Silat Master with lineage from Indonesia. He is currently the Self Defense instructor of UC Davis Police Department. Rocky started studying martial arts in 1982. In 1991 he was the Utah Golden Gloves Champion at 147lbs and the 1991 California Diamond Belt Champion at 139lbs. Rocky sought out Dan Inosanto and Larry Hartsell to continue his Martial arts training. Rocky became a senior instructor under Larry Hartsell and is currently a student under Dan Inosanto & Guro Willie Laureano. Currently, Rocky mentors and teaches an outreach program for youth and adults in boxing and martial arts. Rocky loves having the opportunity to teach men, women and children to protect themselves. Rocky R.'s Profile linkedin.com/in/rocky-r-twitchell-a6996412 Phone 916-747-3694 (Mobile) Email rrtwitchell@me.com Twitter RockyRTwitchell If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and leave a short review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen? It takes less than 60 seconds and it really helps. If you enjoyed this episode buy me a cup of coffee, make it a large: I'm trying to keep this episode free of advertisements and could use your help with the cost of bringing your this fun and entertaining podcast. Anything you can donate to the cause is greatly appreciated. To donate go to: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/sifuRafael Subscribe: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coaching-call/id1546026323 Follow Coaching Call: Facebook: facebook.com/coachingcall Instagram: instagram.com/coachingcall Email: maxfitness@optonline.net LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/maxfitness Sifu Rafael is available for one on one coaching, seminars, and public speaking. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coachingcall/message

On this episode it is my absolute pleasure to interview Sifu Dwight Woods "The JKD Rebel"!! Sifu Dwight Woods, is a martial artist who has over 40 years of experience, 30+ of which have been dedicated to the study and practice of Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do. Sifu Dwight is a native of Trinidad & Tobago, West Indies, but grew up on the neighbouring island of Barbados. In 1983, he was the first Caribbean resident to attend a California Martial Arts Academy seminar where he met and trained under Dan Inosanto, Cass Magda, Francis Fong, Paul Vunak, Larry Hartsell and Tim Tackett. Before Dwight left California, Sifu Inosanto said to him, “You know, one of the best ways to get this stuff is to teach it as you learn. So since you're the first person from your part of the world to come out to us, you have my permission to share it when you get home.” Dwight is also a prolific podcast creator, so this is great chance to get him on the other side of the mic!

In this episode Dax and I talk about Joel Bane, Larry Hartsell, PanKratos Palé, the Double Wristlock, Bare Knuckle, Headbutts, Bruce Lee, Connor McGregor, Eating Meat as a more ideal source of protein than plants. Jeet Kune Do, and more! Just a fun and informative episode.

An interview with Sifu John Doty, a JKD teacher in Southern Oregon. We explore Sifu Doty’s past journey in martial arts and his thoughts on JKD. He has trained under legendary martial artists such as Ed Parker, Larry Hartsell, and Paul Vunak.

Roy Harris, 5th Degree black belt, World Renowned instructor, discusses his early start in martial arts, training with Rick Faye, Guro Dan Inosanto, Larry Hartsell, and Paul Vunak; his time at the Gracie Academy; legs locks “then and now”; his time as a law enforcement officer and in the military and training those populations; his book, The Jiu Jitsu Answer Man; Harris International; BJJ over 40 and important considerations for training in your 50’s and beyond; the importance of his faith and more….  

At first glance the only thing that seperates Chris and Mick is a beard and a hearing aid - they even share a similar sense of humour. In this episode they discuss the art of tracking, time spent with the late Larry Hartsell and coming to terms with an illness that has forced him to rethink every motion. Oh and make sure you listen all the way through as they divulge the worlds greatests self defence technique. This show is dedicated to Patrick Malone, with love from his MKG family. #WingChun #MMA #MKG #JKD #LarryHartsell #RickFaye #DanInosanto #MickTully #Tracking #Time #TemporalBeing Visit www.micksmartialarts.com today to catch up on every single episode. Music in today's show is written and performed by Katalina Kicks - find out more at www.katalinakicks.com Mick's Martial Arts is a Paint Your Headphones production.

On this edition of No Holds Barred, host Eddie Goldman spoke with Ahati Kilindi Iyi, a martial arts legend and the head instructor and technical advisor of the TaMerrian Institute. Although as a youth he had a background in both wrestling and amateur boxing - his father was a boxer - Kilindi Iyi soon became attracted to the martial arts. This coincided with the rise of the Black Power movement, and growing up in the oft-rebellious Detroit area, he began to study the origins of the martial arts. He learned that the best evidence we have today shows that the martial arts originated in Africa, so he began to devote himself not only to preserving that history, but also spreading interest in what he calls the African fighting sciences. "No one actually knows where martial arts started. It could have been St. Louis, Missouri, for all we know. But as far as the recorded evidence that we have today, because somebody may come along tomorrow and find out some other recorded evidence, the oldest fighting systems that we have come from the African continent," he said in this interview, which was recorded by phone Monday. Since "the oldest records of human beings are located, in bone and in stone," in Africa, he concluded that we can then glean that "the oldest systems that we have record of now are the African fighting sciences." He also understood that the martial arts require "well-rounded" training, in striking, grappling, and weapons. He has traveled to Africa many times, and studied everything from Senegalese wrestling and the numerous styles of wrestling in Africa, to the warrior societies such as of the Maasai in Tanzania, and just about everything in-between. As for MMA, he coached Tai Bowden at UFC 9 in May 1996 in Detroit, well before the current rules were in place. He said that many of the elite fighters from the traditional martial arts did not participate in those early UFCs. We discussed the experience of those early UFCs, and also MMA today. For Kilindi Iyi, however, the main thing about martial arts is not who wins or loses a fight. Key for the practitioners are "the reasons why you fight, and the reasons why you don't fight." Martial arts to him aim to teach people "how you live your life," and not simply fighting techniques. We also discussed how the martial arts have actually been hurt by getting included in the Olympics or trying to get included; the long decline of Detroit and the roots of its present declaration of financial bankruptcy; how many martial arts today are still racially segregated; what we should and should not conclude about the life of Bruce Lee; sometimes-forgotten Jeet Kune Do fighters such as Carlton James and Larry Hartsell; why young people seeking training in martial arts should choose a school which emphasizes character and etiquette rather than choosing mainly on style; and much more. In addition, we also discussed the Warrior Retreat, which will be held August 30-September 1 in Williamstown, New Jersey, where he will be one of the many instructors. The No Holds Barred theme song is called "The Heist", which is also available on iTunes by composer Ian Snow. No Holds Barred is free to listen to and is sponsored by: ONE Fighting Championship. ONE FC is Asia's largest and most prestigious mixed martial arts event. ONE FC features the best Asian fighters and has initiated the ONE Asia Partnership Network, which includes most of the major MMA promotions and MMA gyms in Asia. For more information, go to their web site, at ONEFC.com. Beezid.com - Penny Auctions. Your #1 source for exciting auction shopping and outstanding deals on just about anything! Top rated, most trusted auction site online. Where do you shop? Beezid.com - Penny Auctions. American Top Team. Whether you're a beginner or a champion, train with the champions in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, boxing, wrestling, grappling, and mixed martial arts at American Top Team. Check out their web site at http://americantopteam.com/. The First Annual Liberty Bell Classic East Coast King of Catch Tournament, organized by the North American Catch Wrestling Association in conjunction with Scientific Wrestling. This catch wrestling tournament will take place Saturday, August 31, 2013, at the Klein JCC, 10100 Jamison Ave., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19116. No points! No politics! Only submissions and pins win! For more information, go to nacwa.weebly.com. Thanks, Eddie Goldman EddieGoldman.com