Podcasts about mas oyama

After experiencing the transformative power of martial arts firsthand, I couldn't wait to share the film "Fighter in the Wind" with you. The movie portrays how Mas Oyama's indomitable spirit and quest for strength can inspire us all. We dissect how the movie reflects his resilience amidst discrimination and personal battles, a narrative that speaks to the warrior ethos of perseverance and self-improvement. The blend of historical accuracy and mythological flair typical of martial arts cinema adds a really fun layer to Oyama's legacyr.Beyond the cinematic portrayal, let's delve into the essence of building a warrior mindset. By drawing wisdom from iconic figures like Rocky and David Goggins, discussing concepts like shugyo—intense training that shapes mental and spiritual fortitude. It's about finding that delicate balance: pushing your limits without veering into excessive performances. Resilience and composure in adversity aren't just innate talents but skills to be trained and honed. Embrace the path of personal growth, whether through martial arts or everyday challenges, and unlock the grace and determination to conquer life's obstacles. Join us on a journey to harness the true spirit of a warrior, becoming a better version of yourself with each passing day.--------- EPISODE CHAPTERS ---------(0:00:01) - Mas Oyama's Legacy Explored in Film(0:12:33) - Building Warrior Mindset Through TrainingSend us a text

This week, while Gavin is out of town, I've got a very special guest helping me review a pretty epic movie! Joining me in the virtual studio is martial artist, podcaster, and Wing Chun instructor Topher Mowry aka that other Wing Chun guy! And you may be thinking “Ok, so they are going to review a Wing Chun film right?” Well, that would be too predictable! Instead, we are watching a movie about one of the greatest Karate masters of all time- ‘Karate Bullfighter' aka ‘Champion of Death'! Based off of the HIGHLY fictionalized manga about Kyokushin Karate founder Mas Oyama, this Sonny Chiba film features everything we love about the Toei Karate films of the 1970's. Zany, cartoonish villains? Check ✅ Over the top melodrama? Check ✅ Epic Karate training and fight scenes? DOUBLE CHECK ✅✅ Oh, and did I mention he fights a bull? Listen in as we break down what we love so much about this movie and the other works of Sonny Chiba, elements of Karate and what makes it so special, and why you should watch this movie ASAP if you haven't already! You can listen to The Martial Arts Mania Podcast on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and iHeart Podcasts! Don't forget to subscribe, download, like, and share with your friends! Thanks again for your continued support and we hope you enjoy!

SUMMARY In this episode of Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio, Jeremy interviews Sensei Makio Nishida, a seasoned martial artist with a rich history in karate, training under legendary karate master Mas Oyama. They discuss Nishida's journey from Japan to America, his experiences in martial arts, and the importance of community and mentorship. Nishida shares humorous anecdotes, life lessons learned through martial arts, and his philosophy on teaching and training. The conversation highlights the significance of resilience, personal growth, and the inclusive nature of martial arts, transcending styles and egos. TAKEAWAYS * Karate is a journey of personal growth and resilience. * Community and mentorship play crucial roles in martial arts. * Size doesn't determine capability in martial arts. * Winning is not the ultimate goal in martial arts. * Humor and happiness enhance the learning experience. * Ego can hinder the true spirit of martial arts. * Inclusivity in martial arts fosters a supportive environment. * Life lessons learned through martial arts are invaluable. * Teaching is about sharing knowledge and experiences. * The journey in martial arts is as important as the destination. This episode is sponsored by Kataaro. Please check out their site at Kataaro Custom Martial Arts Products - Kataaro. And use the code WK10 to save 10% off your first order. And be sure to ask them about a wholesale account for school owners!

#174 Martial Legends - Mas Oyama For some time I have been thinking about starting the martial legends, I'm not sure in what format exactly to do it, so I've started with a brief description and introduction of Matsutatsu Oyama. Please let me know if that resonates with you or if I should do more in-depth episodes. Link to Anxious Black Belt Book : https://amzn.to/4dGMbjw Don't forget to grab your Karate Journal to document your journey: Amazon Karate Journal Link: https://amzn.to/3l9spmt If you found value in this episode or enjoyed it, please consider sharing it with your friends on social media. And if it didn't resonate with you, feel free to pass it along to your enemies – perhaps they'll find it enlightening! Support the show at no extra cost to you by shopping on Amazon through my affiliate link, where I receive a small commission on your purchases. It's a win-win! Find the link below. Amazon Affiliate Link: https://amzn.to/3qqfuhy You can also support the Karate For Mental Health Programme by purchasing our merchandise or donating via Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/KFMH And check out our shop for exclusive merchandise, including the Anxious Black Belt Mug: Les Bubka's Shop: https://lesshop.ammhub.com/accessories/anxious-black-belt-mug About Les Bubka: Author, Karate coach, entrepreneur, and creator of the #Hikite4ever T-shirt. Les promotes inclusive Karate with a focus on the mental health aspects of training. Teaching nationally and internationally. Let's connect: info@lesbubka.co.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This archived episode from our Wrestling series is worth listening to for so many reasons. If you're hearing it for the first time or as a repeat, you laugh and learn. A fun 20 minutes that includes Sensei James as our guest. The first time he was on we discussed Miyamoto Musashi. Here's a link, in case you missed it:https://www.buzzsprout.com/477379/3858080During recording we reference a few episodes. Sumo of course - here's the link:https://www.buzzsprout.com/477379/9389026 We also discuss one of our favorite episodes. The one on Mas Oyama. Here's that link:https://www.buzzsprout.com/477379/8895295Finally, somehow we touched on breaking. We did this episode in 2021. Here ya go:https://www.buzzsprout.com/477379/8708384Thank you for checking out this episode. Here's that link you've heard so much about:Support the Show.We appreciate our listeners so much and hope that you'll get in touch. Reach us all over the web. Facebook and twitter are simply wildcatdojo. However, insta is wildcatdojo conversations. (There's a story there.)On YouTube (where we are now airing some of our older episodes - complete with a slideshow that I tweak constantly) https://www.youtube.com/@wildcatdojo9869/podcastsAnd for our webpage, where you can also find all the episodes and see some info about the dojo: http://wildcatdojo.com/025-6/podcast.html . And of course, we love it when you support our sponsor Honor Athletics. Here is their link:https://honor-athletics.com/Thank you for listening.

The Meaning of Karate Colour Belts, in this episode I explore the meaning behind the colour of belts. My take on the colours is based on Shihan Cameron Quinn's explanation from the book The Budo Karate of Mas Oyama. Shihan Cameron describes the philosophy behind the each colour, personally I use simplified take on it. I would love to learn The Meaning of Karate Colour Belts in your school or style. Animal Instinct link here If you would like to support the show best way is to listen to another episode, share with your friends or grab our merchandise at www.lesbubka.co.uk If you got some value from this episode or liked it, please share it via social media and with your friends. If you did not enjoy it please impose it on your enemies and make them suffer! If you would like to support the show at no cost to you and you shop with Amazon, please use my affiliate link, for which I get a small commission when you purchase something - note that it is completely free for you! Please find the link below. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://amzn.to/3qqfuhy⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ If you would like to support the Karate For Mental Health Programme, you can buy our merchandise (links below) or donate via ☕ Buy me a coffee

In the world of martial arts, there are many styles, each with its own unique philosophy and approach to combat and personal development. Among them stands Kyokushin Karate, known for its intense physical and mental discipline. The latest episode of our podcast delves deep into the heart of this martial art, drawing inspiration from its founder, Mas Oyama, and exploring the indomitable legacy he left behind. Masutatsu Ōyama's teachings transcend the confines of time, continuing to inspire martial artists across the globe. His book, "This is Karate," is not just a manual of techniques; it's a manifesto of the warrior spirit. As the founder of Kyokushin, his story is one of cultural heritage and the pursuit of excellence, both in martial arts and in life. This episode pays homage to his life's work, exploring the rigorous training techniques and the legendary 100-man kumite challenge. It's an insight into how Mas Oyama's philosophy fosters mental resilience and strength in practitioners, proving that Kyokushin is more than just a form of self-defense—it's a transformative journey. This is more than just a discussion; it's a call to action. A call to embrace the warrior spirit within and embark on a journey of self-improvement through the discipline of karate. It's an invitation to step onto the path of Kyokushin, to test your limits, and to transform not just your body, but your entire being. Whether you're a seasoned martial artist or someone seeking a new path to personal growth, this episode offers valuable insights into the world of Mas Oyama's Kyokushin Karate and the transformative power it holds. Join us in this deep dive into martial arts and awaken the warrior spirit that resides in us all. --------- EPISODE CHAPTERS --------- (0:00:01) - Inspired by Masayama's Warrior Ethos (0:10:30) - Philosophy of Martial Arts Training (0:24:16) - Karate Training Techniques and Drills (0:38:45) - Exploring Inspiration in Masayama's Book --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/warriormindset/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/warriormindset/support

Admit it - this is weird! Sensei Jackie and Landyn decided we should do this and I agreed. So....They really do interview me. It felt strange and yet we had a lot of fun. We couldn't possibly get through this episode without mentioning Master Kelljchian. In 2020 we did an episode where we shared stories about our teacher. Here's the link:https://www.buzzsprout.com/477379/2384333We want to do another one. I'm collecting stories now. Want to share yours? Get in touch, please.And we also touched on the episode about Mas Oyama. Here's that link:https://www.buzzsprout.com/477379/8895295One more thing: keep reading to see our new link to support the show. If you can, any help is appreciated. Support the showAnd of course support our sponsor Honor Athletics. Here is their link: https://honor-athletics.com/ We appreciate our listeners so much and hope that you'll get in touch. Reach us all over the web. On twitter: https://twitter.com/wildcatdojo On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@wildcatdojo9869/videos On facebook we're also @ wildcatdojo. However on insta we're at @ wildcatdojoconversations, or click here: for our webpage: http://wildcatdojo.com/025-6/podcast.html where you can listen to all the episodes and see some info about the dojo. Thank you for listening.

Welcome to this episode in which we explore the subversive side of humour and how it can liberate, inform, expose and undercut in a way that no kick or punch could ever do. In this episode we ask: Why is it that no-one ever chuckles when reading the The Tai Chi Classics? What happens when two taoists and a giraffe walk into a bar and one says to the other.. What is the relationship between eyebrows and cul-de-sacs? Discover the hidden elements that will help you forget a new form, a new approach and a new haircut and allow your Tai Chi to express itself, rather than simply mirror that of your instructor. Learn the secret tools of humour in this special version of One Last Thing here. Renowned International Journalist Gerald Greene is about to retire - when he is persuaded to do One Last Thing -  travel back in time to interview the greatest writers and fighters: Bruce Lee talks about his nunchaku obsession with Carl Jung Alan Watts lectures The Priests from the Shaolin Temple Kung Fu Series Rocky talks aggression with Marshal McLuhan Lao Tzu discusses productivity and wifi issues in the 5th Century BC David Carradine challenges Bruce Lee (on the phone) Mas Oyama talks Animal Rights Krishnamurti discusses hair with Colt Mr Han-Man talks about his concerns with the poster of Enter the Dragon On the 10th of each month - a new episode. (with surprise episodes released in-between so make sure you subscribe not to miss these special episodes. Find out more about learning Tai Chi in the 21st century with the teapotmonk Tai Chi Training and Resources: ⁠https://www.21stcenturytaichi.com⁠ The teapotmonk: ⁠https://www.teapotmonk⁠.com The Tai Chi Illustrated Workbook: ⁠https://www.teapotmonk.com/taichi-illustrated-workbook⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/talkingtaichi/message

Mr. Gad Krooder is a Martial Arts Practitioner from the Netherlands. He hosts the YouTube channel A-De's Chinese Corner. In that club, everybody was respectful of each other. You we're learning together, you we're learning something useful. It's not only a physical activity like soccer or basketball, it was also a cerebral activity. My brain was also involved. I love learning, so this was also another thing to sink my teeth in… Mr. Gad Krooder - Episode 786 Having parents who train in Martial Arts is an advantage for some kids because they can start early. Mr. Gad Krooder, whose father trained under Mas Oyama's top student, started at 11 years old but he remembers starting when he learned to walk. Mr. Gad Krooder, a long-time listener of the show, hosts a Youtube channel that teaches the Chinese language when he's not training. In this episode, Mr. Gad Krooder talks about his journey as a martial artist, how martial arts and language are connected, and his time in Taiwan. Listen to learn more! Show notes You may check out Mr. Krooder's YouTube Channel, A-De's Chinese Corner

A short biography and review of the founder of Kyokushin Karate, a sect of karate known for their emphasis on physical conditioning and full-contact sparring. NOTES *Oyama devised the 100-man kumite; which he went on to complete three times in a row over the course of three days. He was known for his toughness. If you blocked one of his strikes you would in turn be injured. He was injured during the 3 day Kumite, but continued on, prepared for a 4th day, it's rumored to not have happened because no-one else had the disire to continue with him… *He was also known for fighting bulls bare-handed. He battled 52 bulls over the course of his lifetime, supposedly cutting off the horns of several and killing three instantly with one strike, earning him the nickname of “Godhand”. *Later in life, Oyama suffered from Osteoarthritis. Despite his illness, he never gave up training. He held demonstrations of his karate, which included breaking objects. *Oyama wrote over 80 books in Japanese. *Oyama died at the age of 70 in Tokyo, Japan on April 26, 1994, due to lung cancer. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/warriormindset/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/warriormindset/support

We're joined by Sensei Randy (one of our regulars) for Way too many puns and silliness as we explore the life of one of Peter Urban's 3 teachers: Masutatsu Oyama. There's bulls and bricks and even some Muay Thai fighters! As always, thanks for listening. 

We dive into the Kyokushin Dojo Kun as well as the Eleven Mottos of Sosai Mas Oyama. Great episode which gets deep, emotional and philosophical. Hope you enjoy this episode, and please don't forget to Like, Subscribe and Share!

Shihan Cameron Quinn has a lot of knowledge to pass on given his years dedicated to martial arts and combat sports, along with his understanding of sports science and other related areas. Anyone that would like to purchase a copy of his book "The Budo Karate of Mas Oyama" please try through https://budokarate.com/​  or contact Cameron directly through facebook or instagram.

Oscar Otteborn is Head of IT & Mobile at Samsung Electronics Nordics. Oscar is one of Sweden’s most experienced tech executives, and know more about the evolution of the mobile space than almost anyone, from working with brands like 3, Tom Tom, and Apple. What most people don’t know about Oscar is that he is a world-class Karate fighter, who has won multiple Swedish and European championships, and trained with the legendary master Mas Oyama in Japan in the 90s.In this interview, we talk about:— Becoming one of the best karate fighters in the world— Sparring with Dolph Lundgren— Moving to Japan at 18 years old to train at the iconic Kyokushin school— Getting into mobile tech from the very beginning— How the Nokia and Ericsson rivalry completely ruled the mobile market— The fact that mobile phone launches in the early 2000s were more impactful than now— How losing his phone on a trip first made him realize how vital the smartphone is in modern society— The new Samsung collaboration with Ben Gorham, Erling Haaland and Kimi Räikonen.The Scandinavian Mind podcast a bi-weekly show, about the intersection of lifestyle and technology. Every Wednesday, we publish an in-depth interview with an innovator from the worlds of design, fashion, beauty, mobility or tech. And every Friday, we publish a panel talk or other behind the scenes content from the world of Scandinavian MIND. Don’t forget to sign up to our newsletter, to stay updated on the latest news and learn about upcoming talks and Clubhouse sessions. Visit ScandinavianMIND.com/Newsletter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We talk about the amazing news reported by https://superkarate.ru that Mas Oyama's Kyokushinkai Honbu will reopen to the public after renovations! Just fantastic news for Kyokushin fans. This segues to Terry's stories of his trips to Japan, competing in the World Tournament, and later trip with exploits in Kabuki-chō, the entertainment and red-light district in Shinjuku, Tokyo. You won't want to miss this one ! LOL Hope you enjoy this episode, and please don't forget to Like, Subscribe and Share!

We discuss the relevance of grades. Some grades are honorary, such as Sean Connery receiving a Kyokushin black belt from Mas Oyama in 1966, some are from your peers as a recognition of your skills etc, other can be bogus. We discuss all. Hope you enjoy this episode, and please don't forget to Like, Subscribe and Share!

In today`s episode, I am joined by Shihan Cameron Quinn from Gold Coast in Australia. Quinn was the interpreter for Sosai Mas Oyama, the founder of Kyokushin Karate. Cameron Quinn is a lifelong student of Kyokushin Karate, and travelled to Japan at age 17 to train with Sosai Mas Oyama. He served as his interpreter when required uptil Oyamas death in 1994. Quinn is a highly sought after teacher in Kyokushin Karate, and I had the pleasure of training with him in my hometown back in 2017. You can purchase his book "The Budo of Karate of Mas Oyama" at www.budokarate.com.

On this episode we talked with Sensei Justin Hagen who is a longtime Martial Artist & owner of Kyokushin Philly Karate School. Sensei Justin spoke to us about his background in competative Karate & also spoke on stepping into the Boxing ring where he became a Golden Gloves contender. He eventually discovered Kyokushin Karate which is a hard hitting style founded by the legendary Mas Oyama. Justin is a true proponent of the Japanese side of Martial Arts & authored  "Shodai-Soke" : 101 Quotes, Anecdotes & Precepts From The Founders Of Japanese Martial Arts" which is available wherever books are sold !  Follow Sensei Justin Hagen on IG @kyokushinphilly  www.kyokushinphilly.com Join our Patreon to receive extra episodes & bonus content @ patreon.com/streetcorner_soapbox2020 To help support the show donate to our Paypal @ paypal.me/streetcornersoapbox    

Growing up as a Sydney street kid bouncing between government housing and homelessness, Peter Graham was wandering aimlessly through life. Dropping into a karate studio one day, he figured it was a chance to finally be good at… something.This led to a series of opportunities beginning as an ‘uchi-deshi’ live-in student in Tokyo as a Kuyokushin karate student under Japanese karate master Mas Oyama, and gave him the opportunity to compete in the world’s most popular kickboxing tournament, K-1, before being pushed out by the Kyokushin Karate Association.Professionally, Peter’s competed in numerous disciplines including full contact karate, K-1, MMA, and boxing. He covers the stylistic differences between martial arts, his rivalry with Badr Hari and the ‘rolling thunder’, and how his fight with Alexander Emelianenko brought him back from obscurity.Along the way we discuss the personalities he encountered including Mark Hunt, Ernesto Hoost, Bob Sapp, Wanderlei Silva, Cro Cop, Badr and the Emelianenko brothers.Find out more about Peter here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Graham_(fighter). Presented by RomulusB2B - offering affordable, reliable, outsourcing services for business, http://romulusb2b.com.

James Eke looks at an article called The Self Isolation Of Mas Oyama and how his years in solitude launched a new system of Karate. We also answer a question about how to train at home.

James Eke takes a deep look at Kyokushin Karate founder Mas Oyama’s 11 Mottos and how we can use them to improve our training and our lives. We also talk about the most important exercise you should be doing.

Dr. Peter Goldman, better known as “Dr.; Pete,”  Chiropractic physician and founder of Zone school of healing. He’s a BJJ Black Belt under Carlos Sapão and black belt in Oyama full contact Karate. He is  the personal chiropractor to many of the world's top professional athletes, from UFC fighters, to NFL and NHL players, pro cyclists, and Olympians. In this interview he talks about his journey in full contact Karate and BJJ, Mas Oyama’s karate fighters vs Thai Boxers, training to ensure you don’t build a false sense of confidence, what Chiropractic is and how his work differs from mainstream chiropractic, working with the BJJ and MMA elite, including BJJ Penn, Bas Rutten, Rickson and Kron Gracie, how motivation, enthusiasm, and faith are important to health, biggest influences on his life, and much more...  

En este programa 1x11 estoy acompañado de Nacho Serapio, director de la revista DRAGONZ Magazine y juntos hablamos de 'Fighter In The Wind', la historia de Mas Oyama, el creador del Karate Kyokushinkai y en la segunda parte del programa hablamos de 'A Bittersweet Life' una cinta coreana que no pasa desapercibida. AVISO: Disculpad la calidad del audio de las voces, es el resultado de cambiar de software y no controlar muy bien los volúmenes, igualmente creo que el programa es disfrutable.

En este programa 1x11 estoy acompañado de Nacho Serapio, director de la revista DRAGONZ Magazine y juntos hablamos de 'Fighter In The Wind', la historia de Mas Oyama, el creador del Karate Kyokushinkai y en la segunda parte del programa hablamos de 'A Bittersweet Life' una cinta coreana que no pasa desapercibida. AVISO: Disculpad la calidad del audio de las voces, es el resultado de cambiar de software y no controlar muy bien los volúmenes, igualmente creo que el programa es disfrutable.