Podcasts about traditional martial arts

Unlock the secrets of mastering your mindset in this episode, where ancient wisdom meets modern challenges. We explore how traditional martial arts and stoic philosophy, with insights from masters like Masakai Ikemiyagi and Ryan Holiday, foster resilience and growth. Reflecting on Seneca's teachings, we highlight the value of time, relationships, and intentional communication while sharing strategies to overcome fear and procrastination. Through personal anecdotes and listener stories, we discuss overcoming addiction, embracing spirituality, and building meaningful connections. With a critical look at online life advice, this episode offers reflection, practical tips, and inspiration to fuel your journey toward fulfillment.--------- EPISODE CHAPTERS ---------(0:00:01) - Traditional Martial Arts and Stoic Philosophy(0:07:38) - Evaluating Time, Relationships, and Growth(0:18:26) - Exploring Fear and Growth(0:25:59) - Finding Connection and Taking Action(0:43:42) - Overcoming Procrastination and Effective Communication(0:52:44) - Life Advice and Content CreationSend us a text

Alan Wycherley runs the YouTube channel 'In Defence of the Traditional Martial Arts' and is a tai chi practitioner who is interested in using the art as a practical self-defence system. In Defence of the Traditional Martial Arts: https://www.youtube.com/@indefenceofthetraditionalma Twitter: https://x.com/alwycherley The Fajin Project: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thefajinproject Podcast by The Tai Chi Notebook (c) 2025 https://thetaichinotebook.com/

Send us a textExpect to get the grapplers perspective on Natan's early years in Isreal, his brutal introduction to Kung Fu, his hilarious journey in Japan, travelling to Vegas alone at 22 to chase his dream, his constant set backs, taking a Dana White's Contender Series fight on days notice and much more. Natan Levy is an Israeli professional mixed martial artist who competes in the lightweight division in the UFC with a record of 8-2. Prior to his professional MMA career, Levy worked as a martial arts instructor and ran a Karate dojo in Tel Aviv, Israel. After being awarded his 3rd degree black belt in Uechi-Ryū Karate, he moved to Las Vegas at the age of 22 in order to train in mixed martial arts and pursue a professional career.Extra Stuff:Insta - https://www.instagram.com/natan_levy00:00 Intro02:24 Growing Up in Isreal06:22 Crazy 1st Kung Fu Session12:00 I'd Try to Bite Their Neck17:37 Funny Japan Story 25:46 Training in Japan29:20 Switching to MMA33:49 Coach Jimmy Giff40:05 Training in Vegas48:53 UFC Contender Series53:36 Fighting in the UFC01:02:33 Sean Strickland01:05:18 Doing USDC01:13:00 USDC Scenarios#mentalhealth #bjj #bjjlifestyle #jiujitsu #jiujitsulifestyle #grappling #jewjitsu #ufc  #fighter #podcast Need a chat? Here's some options

Alex and Jeff discuss the Infinity nationals, rules, creative vs traditional mindsets, etc...

In this episode of The Sonny Brown Breakdown, guest Scott Sievewright discusses his ecological approach to coaching martial arts. Sievewright emphasises the importance of live, unscripted sparring from day one to build relationships and develop skills, arguing that traditional techniques taught in isolation do not effectively transfer to real-life fighting situations. Sievewright believes his method can produce better, more skilled fighters compared to traditional approaches by developing movement repertoire and qualities through live, games-based play sparring. He highlights the role of sparring in correcting errors and the importance of adaptability and self-organisation in training. The conversation covers various themes, including footwork, external focus of attention, situational sparring, the relationship between distance and space in fighting, brain health in combat sports, and the challenges of transitioning from the gym to amateur fighting. Sievewright also discusses the importance of prioritising the health and safety of athletes, challenging the use of headgear in training and emphasising the need for fighters to routinely deal with pressure and compete in various events before amateur fights. He stresses the importance of individuality in training and the need for continuous experimentation and adaptation in the context of an ecological approach to coaching martial arts.

You should already know that unarmed self-defense skills are a critical part of your protection plan - even if you carry a gun for everyday carry (EDC). But are your skills TRULY "Warrior-Ready" for the reality of a violent street attack? Overconfidence is risky. This week, I talk with Damian Ross of https://StreetDefenseTraining.com about the evolution of "self-defense"... how it got twisted... and a better way to plan out your personal hand-to-hand combat skills to keep you and your loved ones safe.

In this inspiring conversation Chad Bouton sits down with his guest George Freeman. George Freeman is a Advanced Instructor at Strive 4 You and their SEED (Safety Education Empowering Defense)holistic self-defense program. George Freeman is also the owner of the Combat Academy of Traditional Martial Arts where he offers specially designed courses to the public. Courses like RAD (Rape Aggressor Defense). To learn more about George Freeman please visit his website https://www.katmadefense.com and for info on Strive 4 You please visit https://strive4you.org

Lifelong martial artist and founder of Satori Life Center, Devoy Sensei joins us to talk about traditional and progressive martial arts and practical self-defense. Learn more about Devoy Sensei at https://satorilc.com/ Learn more about Rising Phoenix at https://risingphoenixtkd.com/ Music courtesy of https://podcastthemes.com/

What are the differences between MMA ( mixed martial arts ) and Traditional Martial Arts. One is not better than the other , it's all about the practitioner and the way they train and the will to fight. How ever you look at it , it's all about the Martial Science .. how do you want your inner warrior ?Support the show

Listen to the FULL episode with Ido Portal: muscleintelligence.com/254 Get the FREE High Impact Episode Guide: muscleintelligence.com/learn Today's guest takes the lines and limitations of the commonly perceived notions of movement, awareness, and life... then expands, deconstructs, and weaves these concepts into the outer edges of human consciousness. Starting from an early age in Traditional Martial Arts, Ido Portal was obsessed with the physical. At age 15, he learned Afro-Brazilian Capoeira, a practice that sent him on a life-long journey to explore various modalities, and learn and study his deeper connection to Movement. His search to study under experienced 'Movement Teachers' came up unsuccessful, as he could not find anyone who could TRULY represent that title. All the 'Movement Teachers' focused on a specific discipline, but none were actually interested in the bigger picture of movement. So, he worked towards and eventually claimed the title for himself: a Movement Teacher. You'll learn: The most advantageous rules to BREAK within traditional movement systems. The step-by-step path to an intentional movement practice. How to train to improve mindfulness and emotional awareness. How to MASTER you mind and expand your consciousness through your body. Learn more about Ido Portal: https://idoportal.com https://instagram.com/portal.ido https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPCiBMarvDiTx-lknzt934g Support our sponsors: Organifi - head to organifi.com/muscle and use code MUSCLE for 20% off of the highest quality organic juice powders

Today's guest takes the lines and limitations of the commonly perceived notions of movement, awareness, and life... then expands, deconstructs, and weaves these concepts into the outer edges of human consciousness. Starting from an early age in Traditional Martial Arts, Ido Portal was obsessed with the physical. At age 15, he learned Afro-Brazilian Capoeira, a practice that sent him on a life-long journey to explore various modalities, and learn and study his deeper connection to Movement. His search to study under experienced 'Movement Teachers' came up unsuccessful, as he could not find anyone who could TRULY represent that title. All the 'Movement Teachers' focused on a specific discipline, but none were actually interested in the bigger picture of movement. So, he worked towards and eventually claimed the title for himself: a Movement Teacher. You'll learn: The most advantageous rules to BREAK within traditional movement systems. The step-by-step path to an intentional movement practice. How to train to improve mindfulness and emotional awareness. How to MASTER you mind and expand your consciousness through your body. Plus, I've taken the key concepts and compiled them into an episode guide for you. Get the full episode guide here. Learn more about Ido Portal: https://idoportal.com https://instagram.com/portal.ido https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPCiBMarvDiTx-lknzt934g Support our sponsors: Organifi - head to organifi.com/muscle and use code MUSCLE for 20% off of the highest quality organic juice powders

The Drunken Boxing Podcast #037 Daniel Pesina is most well known for his iconic work in and contribution to the Mortal Kombat game franchise to which he gave physical form, creative concepts and did the motion capture for numerous character's signature moves. Daniel Pesina's character portrayals include Scorpion, Reptile, Sub-Zero, Smoke, Noob Saibot and Johnny Cage. What many people don't know about Daniel Pesina is that he has a deep and extensive background in the Chinese martial arts which he has practiced and taught for the majority of his life. He has studied under well known teachers both in the USA and in China over the years and these include Guo Jinhua, Choi Wah Lin, Ma Zhenbang of Ma family Tongbei, Wang Jianbao, the late great Yin style Bagua master Zhu Baozhen, as well as Hu Jianqiang and others. Contact Daniel Pesina at: www.masterpesina.com Email: masterpesina@gmail.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Xingyi Quan Glimpses #03 - Hua Jin Online Learning Program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVY4WCq1lv0 * The Song of the Tiger - Xingyi Quan - 河北形意拳虎形: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTsZs0imWNM * Hua Jin Online Learning Program - Discussion 8 - Traditional Martial Arts in Combat & Life: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=862jcwp64qg ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Mushin Merchandise Store: https://teespring.com/stores/mu-shin-martial-culture ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⚫ Support this channel and all my projects: https://www.patreon.com/mushinmartialculture ⚫ Learn martial arts from me via my Hua Jin Online Learning Program available through the above listed Patreon platform. For more info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uE1x_-jw-wQ ⚫ Check out my awesome merchandise!: https://teespring.com/stores/mu-shin-martial-culture ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Equipment: Microphone: https://amzn.to/3amNfYn Video Editing Software: https://amzn.to/2XNUPZHCapture Software: https://amzn.to/3cz4APl ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Drunken Boxing Podcast Anchor: https://anchor.fm/the-drunken-boxing-podcast RSS Feed: https://anchor.fm/s/d5c0c08/podcast/rss Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Drunken-Boxing-Podcast-801368680265940 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow Mushin Martial Culture: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/mushinmartialculture Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mushinmartialculture Twitter: https://twitter.com/Mushin_Martial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mushinmartialculture/ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-drunken-boxing-podcast ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Intro/Outro Music Information: Artist: Mujo情 Track Title: Wu Dang Mountain Pt.2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0vg08N1z9G9LrGLkG1nNDS?autoplay=true&v=A Bandcamp: https://mujobeatz.bandcamp.com/album/hidden-forest Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mujobeatz/ Used with permission from Mujo情

#7: Burton Richardson – Approach Your Training with Integrity and Pressure Test Everything“Self Confidence through the Practice of Realistic Self Defense.” – Burton RichardsonMy Guest this episode is Guro Burton Richardson who is one of the most cutting edge multi style martial arts masters and teachers on the planet.  He is the founder of “JKD Unlimited” which is dedicated to constant improvement through research, experimentation, and development of street affective self defense methods.  He is a full instructor under the legendary Guro Dan Inosanto, a Black Belt Magazine Hall of Fame Member, and is has trained Law Enforcement, Martial Artists and UFC Fighters across the globe.My Key take away is that “Intelligent Pressure Testing Leads to True Confidence”.  I believe Guro Burton's Research driven humble and open minded approach towards functionalizing martial arts tactics and techniques is an honest approach towards developing true self confidence in your abilities.  This episode is all about self improvement driven by a thirst for knowledge.  We dive deep into teaching and training methods, and discuss the limitless philosophy of always getting better.

My Guest this episode is “The Pitmaster” John Hackleman who is one of the most sought-after trainers in MMA history.  He is the founder of the world famous “Pit Martial Arts and Fitness” which is home to UFC Champions Chuck Liddell and Glover Teixeira.  The Pitmaster's unique approach is catered to children, adults, and professional fighters.  His Hawaiian Kempo curriculum is designed to address school yard bullying, dangerous street assaults, and professional cage fighting.My Key take away is that “Peak Physical Conditioning Directly Impacts Mental Performance”.  I believe the Pitmaster is a creative genius when it comes to preparing his fighters for world class competition.  His innovative training methods are designed to replicate the pressures and stresses of combat.  In this episode we discuss physical and mental conditioning, what it takes to prepare world class athletes, and how to lead with confidence, loyalty, and humility.Show Notes  #6: John Hackleman – Physical and Mental Conditioning are the Master Key's to Performance00:00:25 – John “The Pitmaster” Hackleman (@Pit_Master) Introduction and Key Takeaway.00:02:22 – The Development of the Legendary Left Hook00:04:03 – How to Get the Best out of Your Fighters and Help Them Develop Their Own Style00:06:55 – Be a Martial Artist and Not a Partial Artist00:08:15 – Get out of Your Comfort Zone so you Can Grow and Become Successful00:11:00 – Can't Spar your Way into Shape, You have to get Creative Heart Rate Manipulation.00:12:27 – The Best Way to Mentally Prepare and Peak for a Fight“The More Physically Prepared you are for the Fight, Your mental preparation goes Up.”00:20:00 – Teach them to Actively Recover and Make Decisions in Chaos00:22:04 – There are 4 Priorities on the Bottom, Relax and Protect Yourself, Escape, Attack, You have to find out where you can relax and go to that range.  On the bottom, against the cage, or in long range.  You need to train anaerobic threshold and the ability to bring your heart rate down, and rest in the round, and in between rounds.00:30:00 – We Have to Practice Adapting vs Compartmentalizing Training00:32:00 – Drillers Make Killers, Drill to Build Muscle Memory, You can't disguise repetition, you need to embrace repetition.  Become seamless to the point of no preference. Strike Grapple Conditioning, there should be no preference.00:34:10 - “Embrace the Repetition and Love the Fact That You are Getting Better At it.”00:39:34 – Jack of All Trades Master of One or Master Everything(No Preference)00:52:00 – Hitting People First vs Taking Them Down.00:57:50 – You need a Moral Compass and an awareness of Violent Offenders.  “If you don't have a plan for them, they will have a plan for you.”01:01:30 – The On Guard Open Handed Bladed Stance for Aesthetics and Defense01:05:00 – The ability to feel what is happening with yourself and the ability to Watch Observe and Read, is paramount to situational awareness.01:12:36 – What is your perspective on Sport, Street, and Traditional Martial Arts?01:18:15 - “God put you here fort that.  So, you owe it to the people weather you want to do it or not. -- “Tony Robbins01:19:12 – As Martial Arts Instructors we are in the Business of Courage, Confidence, and Clarity.01:22:10 – “Confidence saved me.  I was bullied and scared before martial arts.” – Pitmaster01:24:00 – Everyone on my team is a part of my Hawaiian Kempo Belt System and must follow a Code of Conduct.01:28:20 – What's the Difference between Chaos and Peace? Peace is a Choice in Chaos.01:32:20 – You have to run a successful business to be able to influence more people.01:41:50 – “I'm going to protect the community, my business, and my family.”-- Pitmaster01:48:00 – What Does a Black Belt Mean To You?

In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about the advantages and disadvantages of having Demonstration Teams. Demonstration Teams - Episode 691 Demonstration Teams are not only in cheerleading teams but also in Martial Arts. What is the difference between Demo Teams and Individual demonstrations? There are also differences with demonstration teams among different schools. In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about the advantages and disadvantages of having Demonstration Teams. After listening to the episode it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it.

In this episode, Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams take on another iteration of the Rapid Fire Question and Answers. Rapid Fire Q&A #12 - Episode 685 Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams tackle a series of questions from you, the listeners, and some guests in the form of a Rapid Fire Q&A. Here are the questions they tried to answer: As you age, what martial arts fundamental do you find as more important than you found it earlier in your martial arts career? In your opinion, who is the most influential martial artist in Karate? Listen to the episode for more! After listening to the questions and answers, it would be exciting for us to know your thoughts about it. Don't forget to drop them in the comment section below!

Martial Arts Marketing For School Owner Podcast #50: Gus and Allie interview Shihan Andrew Stigliano on “How A Traditional Martial Arts School Succeeds In The 21st Century Without Selling Out."

In this episode, Jeremy and Adam talk about how divisive the topic Sport vs Traditional Martial Arts is for martial artists. Sport vs Traditional Martial Arts - Episode 683 There is an interesting conversation about the effectiveness of Sport Martial Arts over the Traditional Martial Arts training. In this episode, Jeremy and Adam talk about how divisive the topic Sport vs Traditional Martial Arts is for martial artists. Listen to this episode and join the conversation! We would appreciate you sharing your thoughts in the comments section below.

Traditions can be passed down for generations, sharing certain customs or beliefs that carry throughout the decades. Should we question these traditions and why we do them the way we do? Should we modernize these traditions, or stick to what we've been taught? James Cox shares with us how it's ok to question traditions, and it's ok to embrace change at times. James Cox Premier Martial Arts Abilene, Texas. 3287 South 14th Street - (325)-676-2696 and 6410 Buffalo Gap Road - (325)-704-5454. Visit: www.PremierMartialArts.com or www.JamesCoxMartialArts.comEmail: gmjamescox@gmail.comFacebook: PremierMartialArtsSth14th and PremierMartialArtsWylieInstagram: pmaabilene and pmawylieTwitter: JamesCoxPMA#PremierMartialArts#PremierMartialArtsAbilene#JamesCoxMartialArts#MixedMartialArtsAbilene#MMAAbilene#KidsKarateAbilene#AdultSelfDefenseAbilene#Kajukembo#KravMaga#BrazilianJiuJitsu#Kickboxing#TaeKwonDo#Karate#Judo#JiuJitsu#Kempo#KungFu#SportKarate#Fitness#Fighting#SelfProtection#MartialArtsLifeSkills#JamesCox

In this episode, listen or watch as Jeremy and Andrew talk about how has MMA helped Traditional Martial Arts? How Has MMA Helped Traditional Martial Arts?- Episode 671 A lot has been said against Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) in the Traditional Martial Arts world but there's a question that begs to be answered. In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew try to answer the burning question: how has MMA helped Traditional Martial Arts? This episode is a follow-up to Episode 655 - Is MMA Ruining Traditional Martial Arts. Listen to this episode and join the conversation! We would appreciate you sharing your thoughts in the comments section below.

“Respect Needs to Go Around for Every Martial Art.  We can learn Something from everyone.”    -Michael Jai White  My guest this episode is Michael Jai White, a highly trained martial artist & actor.  Michael has broken barriers as a Hollywood star and is an International Box office sensation. He is a national martial arts champion, a special education teacher, and a Black Belt under the legendary Bill “Superfoot” Wallace.  He was awarded Black Belt Magazines, 2015 Man of the Year.This episode is filled with golden nuggets.  My key take away is all about the philosophy of looking to get better every time you train. Michael's “growth minded” approach allows him to keep an empty cup as he seeks out the best martial artists on the planet to test himself against and to be exposed to their methods.  Because Martial Arts is not about fighting, it's not about dominating your opponent, but about overcoming yourself.This Episode is brought to you by Black Belt.  Black Belt is the world's leading self-defense magazine and is dedicated to both the classical and the modern eclectic martial arts.... Black Belt also publishes instructional books, DVDs from a variety of disciplines, including jujutsu, mixed martial arts, reality-based self-defense, grappling, jeet kune do & more! Black Belt also publishes online courses like Sifu Harinder Singh's “JKD for Black Belts: Advanced Attack Strategies”.What was your favorite quote or lesson from this episode? Please let me know in the comments.Follow Sifu Singh @sifusingh and Black Belt Magazine @blackbeltmagShow Notes#1 - Michael Jai White – Martial Arts is About Overcoming Yourself00:00:29 – Michael Jai White(@officialmichaeljai) Introduction and Key Takeaway 00:01:39 – Goal of The Black Belt Podcast00:02:08 – How do Martial Arts become a Way of Life?00:05:56 – The gift of Traditional Martial Arts00:11:22 – Tai Chi is the most Beneficial Martial Art on the Planet00:12:01 – “Respect needs to go around for Every Art. We can learn something from Everyone”-Michael Jai White00:16:47 – A Philosophy for becoming a Better Fighter00:24:56 – In Combatives the Mindset is Paramount – You must overcome yourself00:29:15 – From Forms to Fighting00:31:09 – Bridging the Gap between Traditional Martial Arts and Fighting in the Ring00:40:20 – Who's the Baddest Man?00:45:10 – First thing in Self Defense00:50:45 – The Psychology of a Predator00:55:28 – Michael Jai White used to be a School Teacher01:01:27 – “Bill Wallace is my Martial Art Dad” – Michael Jai White01:03:36 – The importance of Deception and Hiding Techniques01:08:23 – Developing a Legitimate Weapon01:10:28 – Shout Out to Jackson Wink in Albuquerque, @jacksonwink_mma01:11:24 – On Sparring Jon “Bones” Jones, @jonnybones01:13:00 – Conor McGregor's Ability to Re-Adjust to the Target @thenotoriousmma01:14:20 – GSP(@georgesstpierre), Israel Adesanya(@stylebender), and Anderson Silva(@spiderandersonsilva) are Masters of Time and Space01:16:18 – Bulging Muscles vs Masterful Skill01:17:44 – Is Watching, Observing and Reading your opponent the Master Key to Fighting?1:20:51 – Not enough Focus on Defense1:21:53 – How does one develop the Fighters Eye and Fight IQ?1:29:48 – “Know Yourself and Know Your Enemy” – Sun Tzu1:30:46 – How Do You Truly Find Out Who You Are?1:40:31 – The need for Security, Control and Approval robs us of our Happiness1:44:57 – What does a Black Belt Mean to Michael Jai White?Make sure to follow Michael Jai White on: Instagram: @officialmichaeljai Twitter - @MichaelJaiWhite Facebook – The Real Michael Jai White 

Inventing Traditional Martial Arts, with Prof. Peter Lorge. Also available as a video on the Martial Arts Studies YouTube Channel. Theme music, 'Eejeb', by Ronin E-Ville (http://ronineville.com) used with permission.

In this episode, listen in as Jeremy and Andrew ponder on Is Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Ruining Traditional Martial Arts? Is MMA Ruining Traditional Martial Arts - Episode 655 What's going to be talked about in this episode might ruffle some major feathers just by reading the title. Hold back on that because you are in for a very interesting talk about the question: Is MMA Ruining Traditional Martial Arts? In this episode, listen in as Jeremy and Andrew ponder on whether MMA is ruining the traditional martial arts and what impact does mixed martial arts to the traditional martial arts.

Try Martial Arts on Rails -- the easiest gym management software you'll ever use -- 30 days FREE, no credit card or sales call required: combatlearning.com/rails --- Join the email list now: combatlearning.com/newsletter --- My guest today is Daniel Marino, a 4th dan in tang soo do, and the founder of the Naihanchi Project. In part 1 of 2, Daniel and I discuss our process of coming up through the ranks in Korean martial arts and how we both came to the conclusion that its time for a renovation of the way we train and think about martial arts. Of particular interest is a historical discussion on the origins of the pedagogical approach we now think of as a traditional martial arts program. In fact, as you'll hear, it's a Western idea from the modernist way of thinking. If you're excited to jump in, hit the subscribe button on your podcatcher now and enjoy the show. --- Find the Naihanchi Project: Facebook: facebook.com/naihanchiproject/ YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UC21N7Ijp_uq8dok6CKxpO7Q --- Produced by Micah Peacock Intro Theme by Micah Peacock Outro Music is Synergy by Juche --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/combatlearning/message

This week Coach Az discusses his recent YouTube Video on why Kata is useless for learning how to fight and addresses some of the comments in relation to that post. He goes on to discuss belt systems, the pro's and the con's. He also touches on branding for Martial Arts schools and the importance of having a club identity.

Tral man revives Kashmir's traditional martial arts Faroze Ahmad Bhat, a resident of south Kashmir's Tral is one of the rare faces in Kashmir valley who is deeply involved with traditional martial arts or Sqay. Sqay locally known as shamsherzani (Sabre-fighting) is an Indian martial arts form of sword-fighting originating from Kashmir valley. The history of Sqay can be traced in early days of Kashmir history. Since, 1999 Bhat has been playing martial arts, and last year he started his own Sqay martial arts academy for the youth in Tral. The main aim of the academy is that the youth, who come from different areas of Tral, are provided coaching by their mentor. The traditional martial arts or Sqay Bhat believes is the fastest-growing sport in the world. “The School Games Federation of India has already recognised the art which is gaining popularity at the world level also. The Federation organises competitions at the school, district, inter-district, state and national level while the Sqay Federation of India holds events up to the international level," Bhat said. " The art was recently placed in Khelo India and good thing is that it may be included in the Olympics." Bhat said that since childhood he was naughty and would always fight with children at his village. “Due to my fighting behavior my family sent me to nearby village Diver where a Sikh martial artist taught me all the skills and from there I went to indoor stadium Srinagar, and learnt Thang Ta, Karate, Judo." Host: Rj Umar Nisar Presented By:  BQE Software  Text: RK Creative Director: Adaa Bhat 

In this episode, Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams talk about Volunteer Opportunities at Martial Arts Radio. Volunteer Opportunities at Martial Arts Radio - Episode 607 Martial Arts Radio, or any podcasts for that matter, is not an easy task to do. While you can hear a properly produced episode twice weekly, a lot of things happen behind the scenes. In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew talk about volunteer opportunities at Martial Arts Radio and how you can join us in bringing Traditional Martial Arts to everyone. Listen to learn how Andrew started as a volunteer before becoming the show's co-host and more!

Probably one of the most TECHNICAL, INFORMATIVE and IRRELEVANT discussions about traditional Kung Fu out there in Podcast land.....  Featuring Lau Gar Master/Teacher/Student Steve "The old man" Newby and his student James "Grasshopper" Still.   Check us out on Facebook UK: https://www.facebook.com/herefordkungfu Check us out on Facebook Canada: https://www.facebook.com/sjnacademy/ Check us out on Twitter:  https://twitter.com/kungfuhereford Check us out on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoqsBE0Jg0yESJUf-j6o6lQ?view_as=subscriber Visit our website: http://laukungfu.ca Thanks for listening and if you have any questions about ANYTHING Kung Fu related please get in contact with us using FB messenger.

On this episode, our 2nd video podcast, the topic is "Traditional Martial Arts". We talk about Kevin's vasectomy, Gordon slapping Andre, and why there aren't more traditional martial arts converts in BJJ.Check out our episode page: http://nodropinfee.com/episode/32Watch our video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-83d0v8nNgFollow UsInstagram: @nodropinfeeFacebook: http://facebook.com/nodropinfeeWeb: http://nodropinfee.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/nodropinfee)

Hanshi Patrick McCarthy is a Martial Arts practitioner, instructor, and director of the International Ryukyu Karate Research Society (IRKRS). You can tell people anything, but you can't make anyone do anything. I think the idea of showing somebody how to learn seems to be more fruitful in the long run that telling, explaining, or offering what to learn. I think that role for a teacher or a mentor, if you are trying to empower someone, it's kind of nice to let them discover for themselves with a little bit of coaching. Hanshi Patrick McCarthy - Episode 586 With years and years of Martial Arts experience acquired directly from the descendants of the Okinawan Martial Arts in Okinawa, Japan, our guest today needs no introduction. Hanshi Patrick McCarthy, a Canadian who migrated to Japan in the 1980s then presently in Australia, is a pillar of the Traditional Martial Arts having written a lot of books about it such as the Classical Kata of Okinawan Karate, Ancient Okinawan Martial Arts: Volumes 1 & 2, and many others. In this epic episode, Hanshi Patrick McCarthy delivers an astounding revelation of his journey in the Arts and most importantly, the wisdom that he acquired through years of training. Listen to learn more! Show Notes In this episode, we mentioned Bas Rutten, Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris Bill “Superfoot” Wallace Get Hanshi Patrick McCarthy's books on Amazon

Fierce compassion, radically embodied compassion, and drawing on martial arts to practice stability, groundedness, flexibility and distress tolerance for therapists. Dr Syd Hiskey has an academic background in trauma psychology and more recently compassion based therapeutic approaches. He has worked in the NHS as a Consultant Clinical Psychologist, with adult and older adult clients in secondary and tertiary mental health settings in North Essex (UK). He is currently in full-time private practice. He has practised a wide range of martial arts for the last two decades, originally focusing on Wing Chun Kung Fu (in which he has a black sash) and Mixed Self Defence/Martial Arts (Hybrid Defence). Time Stamps: 2.36 Tell us a bit about yourself, your work, your life. 12.25 Your journey into compassion and Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) 20.33 How do you use Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) in your work? 27.26 What are some of the biggest challenges working with Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT)? 33.52 Fierce compassion and radically embodied compassion through martial arts. 47.46 What are three tips you would offer others who are making their way on their own compassionate journey? 51.15 How can people find you and engage with you and your work? Websites: https://www.sydhiskey.com/ https://www.fiercecompassionmartialarts.com/ Journal Articles: Clapton, N. & Hiskey, S. (2020) Radically Embodied Compassion: The Potential Role of Traditional Martial Arts in Compassion Cultivation. Frontiers in Psychology, 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.555156, 1-5. https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2020.555156/full Hiskey, S. & Clapton, N. (2019) Rolling with the punches: The martial arts as a vehicle for personal and therapist self-development. Private Practice, September, 6-9. Hiskey, S. & Clapton, N. (2019) The martial arts and embodied distress tolerance in psychological therapy. International Journal of Martial Arts, Volume 5, Article 4.

In this episode I talk with @marcanthonyliu about his martial arts background ,doing stunt work and training at @jacksonwink_mma follow me for more on Instagram:https://instagram.com/taekwondoartist?igshid=xdd3xc76v9ec Follow Marc Anthony on Instagram:https://instagram.com/marcanthonyliu?igshid=1c8dsmmkqaj4t check out his website:https://www.marcanthonyliu.com/

Thomas Pless New Mexico’s first home grown Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt and my first Black Belt. He just received his 4th Degree promotion. Prof Thomas Pless has been teaching in Santa Fe New Mexico for over 25 Years. We discuss his martial arts journey of moving from Traditional Martial Arts to Muay Thai and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. His dedication to his students and our community. It was an honor to sit down with him.

Welcome to The Kick Pod w TJ Williams! TJ, a 4th-degree black belt, talks about the world of Martial Arts, his adventures and the pop culture surrounding the sport! Come kick it, with the Kick Pod! T.J. discusses psychology in the world of Martial Arts BICBP-RADIO.COM

Probably one of the most TECHNICAL, INFORMATIVE and IRRELEVANT discussions about traditional Kung Fu out there in Podcast land.....  Featuring Lau Gar Master/Teacher/Student Steve "The old man" Newby and his student James "Grasshopper" Still.   Check us out on Facebook UK: https://www.facebook.com/herefordkungfu Check us out on Facebook Canada: https://www.facebook.com/sjnacademy/ Check us out on Twitter:  https://twitter.com/kungfuhereford Check us out on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoqsBE0Jg0yESJUf-j6o6lQ?view_as=subscriber Visit our website: http://laukungfu.ca Thanks for listening and if you have any questions about ANYTHING Kung Fu related please get in contact with us using FB messenger.

We've all seen the videos of Kung Fu practitioners get beat up by an MMA or Muay Thai fighter. Some say traditional martial arts are useless, but others say they are the roots of many current styles. In this episode of Reroll, we discuss how traditional forms fit into, or don't fit into, contemporary approaches to martial arts. There are many well-known MMA fighters with a foundation in a traditional martial art. We talk about the appeal of traditional martial arts, what makes them in/effective, and the value we find in the practices.

In this episode, I have the honor of having a conversation with Brandon Mccaghren co-owner of 10th Planet Decatur, Alabama. Brandon earned his Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt under Eddie Bravo and was the first 10th Planet Instructor in the entire Southeastern United States. He has received each of his Jiu-Jitsu ranks directly from Eddie Bravo. In addition to being an experienced teacher and Black belt in the Traditional Martial Arts, Brandon has staked his claim as one of the top grappling competitors in the Southeast by taking titles in Kakuto, Good Fight, IBJJF, NAGA, and even Freestyle Judo to name just a few. He has also led 10th Planet to multiple Team Titles at many of these same events. Brandon is also one of the most highly respected instructors in the global 10th Planet organization, teaching seminars all over the United States on a regular basis. 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu Decatur was recognized as the top-ranked academy in the 10th Planet system in 2014, largely in part to the team's competitive successes and Brandon's reputation as a world-class instructor. Brandon is a prolific idea machine and with the help of his wife Lindsay (also a black belt) to filter and execute on the good ideas, together they have cultivated a fascinating life based on a foundation of doing exactly what they want to do. It sounds so simple, right? But I would argue the majority of us make compromises in our career paths and that is partially what makes people like Brandon so interesting to share time with. In this episode we talk about the evolution of his martial art, how he started, grew and maintains his academy, some of his online strategies, his love of Pearl Jam and Radiohead, super chat sound effects whomp whomp whomp and his most recent endeavor and passion the PGF Professional Grapplers Federation. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/foreverwhitebelt/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/foreverwhitebelt/support

This episode segments include Do You Ryu Styles and origins of Traditional Karate and was Bruce Lee unique in borrowing from other styles. Body Conditions getting the body ready for combat Kung Fu Flick of the Week Snake in the Eagles Shadow Link to Youtube Full Movie https://youtu.be/X9K3Gg1OClg English Dub https://youtu.be/rMRjNrGdJKs Subtitle Connect with Us Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TradMAPodcast On Instagram at @TraditionalMAPodcast On Twitter @ TradMAPodcast Try the Global Martial Arts University and outstanding way to learn a wider variety of Martial Arts https://globalmartialarts.university?refid=24CA3CF5 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tma-pod/support

Welcome to the Combat Learning Podcast! I'm your host, Josh Peacock. In this first supra-seasonal bonus episode, I have a discussion with my old buddy Jestin Icasiano from CLP04 about a meme some of you have probably seen before. In this meme, two groups of black belt martial artists are compared: the first, a motley group of soft-looking hobbyist tang soo do or taekwondo black belts; and the second, a tough group of world class BJJ fighters. The headline reads "There are 'black belts,' and there are black belts" -- suggesting that BJJ black belts are of far and above superior quality. While it is a meme, and thus mostly a joke, Jestin and I believe that apples are being compared to oranges here because we understand that this is reflective of a real belief among jiujitsu people. In other words, it's not just that the styles are different but that the examples are cherry picked, since there are tough, word class athletes in traditional martial arts like tang soo do and taekwondo, too. Whether your a BJJ athlete or a traditional martial artist, this is an interesting discussion you won't want to miss. So if you're excited to dive in, hit the subscribe button on your podcatcher now! (NOTE: this was originally recorded for a private group several years ago so some names are mentioned that won't make sense.) --- Join the Combat Learning Newsletter now: combatlearning.com/newsletter --- Thank you so much for listening! If you have any feedback, you can email me at josh@combatlearning.com or send me a message on facebook.com/combatlearning. Now real quick before I go -- can I ask you a huge favor? If you got value from this episode, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or your favorite podcasting platform. So many shows pop up and fizzle out, and we're talking about stuff that almost nobody is talking about, so leaving us a review helps us a ton! Thanks in advance, and I'll see you on the next episode! --- Produced by Micah Peacock

My guest today is Iain Abernethy, a well-known expert on practical karate training and kata application, and an advocate of traditional martial arts practice. In this episode, Iain presents his own view of kata as a process of 4 inextricable stages: 1. Solo Practice 2. Functional Application 3. Principle-based Partner Practice 4. Live Partner Practice or "Kata-based" Sparring While most other traditional martial artists view kata as a solo exercise that must be translated into practical techniques, Iain sees solo practice, application, and sparring as all one and the same process entailed by the kata system. Iain also explains what "kata-based sparring" is, why he hates one step sparring, and the necessity of bringing modern training methods into traditional martial arts practice. No matter who you are, this episode is simmering over with interesting and helpful discussion. So if you're excited to dive in, hit the subscribe button on your podcatcher now! --- Join the Combat Learning Newsletter now: combatlearning.com/newsletter --- Where to find Iain... Instagram: https://instagram.com/iainabernethy YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/practicalkatabunkai Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iainabernethy/ Website: https://iainabernethy.co.uk/ --- Thank you so much for listening! If you have any feedback, you can email me at josh@combatlearning.com or send me a message on facebook.com/combatlearning. Now real quick before I go -- can I ask you a huge favor? If you got value from this episode, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or your favorite podcasting platform. So many shows pop up and fizzle out, and we're talking about stuff that almost nobody is talking about, so leaving us a review helps us a ton! Thanks in advance, and I'll see you on the next episode! --- Produced by Micah Peacock

In this episode we answer the question "What do you do, when you do Ba Gua Zhang? Here I discuss what it means to study a martial art such as Ba Gua Zhang and how it differs from other martial arts. We also take a deep look at the components of different levels of training and how you progress through them.Read more about Zhang Hua Sen here.Our new 8 week Ba Gua Zhang course is Here! Join Now!!! https://10000victories.com/product/ba-gua-zhang-eight-week-course/Our school website is hereContact us: 415-455-9467

In this episode of the English martial arts podcast show, we discuss the relationship between arts Like MMA and Traditional martial arts. Why the traditional martial arts has reversed the ways they were originally taught which was weapons first and how they only contained a small section of Unarmed fighting, and how Combat sorts has the best unarmed bar none.

In this episode of the English martial arts podcast show, we discuss the relationship between arts Like MMA and Traditional martial arts. Why the traditional martial arts has reversed the ways they were originally taught which was weapons first and how they only contained a small section of Unarmed fighting, and how Combat sorts has the best unarmed bar none.

I sit down with Japanese ju-jutsu black belt Alex Kask to discuss the benefits, pitfalls and procedures for training in traditional systems and in modern BJJ at the same time.  Both Alex and I have extensive backgrounds in both approaches, although I've done more BJJ and he's done more classical jujutsu, aikido and hapkido.  I hope you find this an informative and entertaining chat! Also while I have your attention can I remind you to download the BJJ Master App for iOS and Android?  There are more than 500 minutes of free black belt instruction on that app.  You can grab it free at https://www.grapplearts.com/masterapp Good luck with your training, Stephan

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Today we chat with life long martial artist David Tavares. As you can read from the title he's a practitioner of Kempo/Kajukenbo. We discuss the history of Kajukenbo and mainly what happened the night of Joe Emperado's tragic death. This is a sensitive topic understandably, it is not mine nor David's goal to offend anyone. Just wanted to set the record straight regarding Walter Godin's role in what happened.Key points of discussion:Walter GodinJoe EmperadoEarly Kajukenboand much more..More about David Tavareshttps://www.black-robe.net/https://www.facebook.com/BlackRobeBook/

Legendary martial artist and MMA coach John Hackleman was kind enough to join Talking Fists. Many know him through former UFC LHW champion Chuck Liddell, however his life journey as a martial artist is amazing.We discuss:Why he started martial arts.His early training in Kajukenbo.Who he trained with originally.Walter GodinHow he developed his own Hawaiian Kempo system and the modifications he made to Kajukenbo.His cross training. His time in the military.His fighting career.Why he became a coach.Self defense.Traditional martial arts in mma. Kung FuLearning his system.His current projects. and much more...

This is the first episode of the martial arts podcast Talking Hands. Kung Fu San Soo is a popular martial art in California thanks to Jimmy H. Woo (Chin Siu Dek/陳壽爵). It's my first martial art I've ever studied, so obviously I felt obligated to begin my podcast with it. In this episode I interview Amar Georgeson, a fellow San Soo practitioner who traveled to the home village of San Soo. We discuss San Soo in depth as Amar walks us through his journey through the birthplace of San Soo. We separate fact from fiction only to discover something even more exciting. Amar published a book that's a MUST for all San Soo stylists out there, you can find it here: https://www.blurb.com/b/2996885-old-cantonThis is Part One of my San Soo Facts and Fiction mini series within this podcast. Next guest will hopefully be Ron Gatewood. Thanks for listening.

Episode #78 - We recap the weekend's UFC from Atlanta featuring two great interim title fights. Poirier defeats Max Holloway at Lightweight and Israel Adasanya and Kelvin Gastelum put on a great fight for 5 rounds. Also, John weighs-in on traditional martial arts. Check it out, subscribe, and review the podcast! --------- Learn All Of The Pit's Techniques HERE!... https://john-hackleman.mykajabi.com Driving with a Teenage Brain - Book on Amazon: a.co/d/f58s9fz www.facebook.com/ThePitMaster twitter.com/Pit_Master www.instagram.com/pit_master www.youtube.com/thepitonlinedojo

just a brief description about what I think is required to restore the good name of the martial arts

Many people who grew up in the 60s, 70s, and 80s remember watching media featuring karate masters, ninjas, and kung fu monks jump kicking through the air. We were memorized by the almost supernatural abilities these martial artists seemed to possess, and no doubt watching these movies and TV shows inspired more than one child to beg his parents to sign him up for karate classes. But things changed in the 90s as mixed martial arts and Brazilian jujitsu exploded onto the scene. All of a sudden the aforementioned ninja, karate masters, and kung fu monks lost their aura of mystique. Go to any martial arts forum or look through YouTube videos and you will probably find people claiming that if you aren't studying BJJ, boxing, or Muay Thai you are wasting your time. But is this really the case? Are traditional martial arts like karate, kung fu, and tae kwon do still worthwhile in a world where the competitive fighting scene is dominated by boxers and grapplers? That is the topic Al and Marcus will tackle today.

In this interview I talk with Sergio Perez, founder of Practical Combat Martial Arts YouTube channel about moving from traditional martial arts to MMA.

The Martial Arts Nerds is a Facebook group dominated by Traditional Martial Arts. What Happens when BJJ Practitioners question the voracity and effectiveness of TMA's such as Kung Fu, Aikido, etc? Well, it's kinda like kicking a hornets nest. I share my story and describe what happened when I did just that a few weeks ago. Articles discussed: Should Getting your Blue Belt take longer? Something that Pisses Off Upper Belts Email questions to grapplingwiththeology@gmail.com Rate and review us on iTunes Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter   We are part of the Bible Thumping Wingnut Podcast Network. Go to www.biblethumpingwingnut.com for more info go to www.biblethumpingwingnut.com Thanks to our sponsor Deus Fight Co. Go to www.deusfight.com for the best Christian Gi's, rash guards and athletic apparel. Use coupon code GWT at check out for a 20% discount. Please rate and review us on iTunes. Grace and peace!!

In the podcast Angelo talks about the long heated debate of MMA vs Traditional Martial Arts and why this really shouldn't even be a debate.

Veteran fighter and accomplished grappler Miguel Torres talks with Lourdes about a multitude of topics (including some breaking news). Learn about his experience with Traditional Martial Arts growing up; his' parents support, and the harrowing story of the first fight his mom watched; his thoughts on the IBJFF; when we'll see him compete again; training with Ricardo De La Riva & Carlson Gracie Sr., & who his Mr. Miyagi was; why he bonded with Carlson Gracie Sr.; helping out lower-income people who want to train; growing up as a nerd with a fanny pack; his favorite way to make tacos; and the magic of airbrushed gi patches. Thanks as always to our sponsors, US Grappling, Toro BJJ, and Cageside MMA! Register online at usgrappling.com to compete in the New Year -- and if you need gi or nogi gear to compete, find the best products at cageside.com! If you want access to bonus content, you can support us at patreon.com/dirtywhitebelt, as Cody Maltais, Karl Krebs, Chris Holmes and Betty Broadhurst did this month -- thanks, y'all!

Y&Y w/ RJA: Martial Arts, Race, and Life in Taiwan Yin & Young are back! In this episode we speak with martial artist and writer Robert Jay Arnold (孔有有). Based in Taiwan, Robert is a martial arts lineage holder for Gao style Bagua Zhang (高式八卦掌）and a published author (links below). In this episode we get into some deep topics: - Growing up as a black kid in Ohio near the KKK - Martial arts as part of the Arnold family culture - When to fight - Martial arts as a lifestyle - Traditional Martial Arts and Mixed Martial Arts - Xu Xiaodong vs Wei Lei: "MMA vs Taichi match" - Blasians kids in Taiwan - Humility Martial Arts Tips: James - Try standing meditation aka standing like a post (站樁 zhanzhuang). Daniel - Your forms are the language of your style, know them well. Robert - Test your style in many different scenarios. Check out Robert Jay Arnold’s novels here: https://www.amazon.com/Robert-Jay-Arnold/e/B01EKPEK7Y/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0 Robert's blog "Fox Bagua Zhang": http://warriorfox.blogspot.com/

We will not be on Facebook Live due to technical issues, but listen in to the live audio broadcast and call in to join the conversation at (347) 677-0699 Join Restita and Robert as they talke about traditional arts in modern training/MMA, "What is Qi", Charlatans, and more.

I had started researching material for my son, and it took me down a path, then broadened into an entire podcast. Let me share what I learned along the way. Recognize Reid Phillips For 10 Consecutive Years of Friendship and Being a Loyal Student Research the What, Why and How do Martial Arts Effect our Minds' Executive Function The primary focus of Episode 78 : "How do Children Develop Through Martial Arts?" "How is this researched and supported in current neuroscience and psychiatry?" What should be present in martial arts programs for children and adolscents? What is the differences between Traditional Martial Arts and Tournament/Sport Oriented Martial Arts. 10 Skills that Transfer from Martial Arts to other parts of our Lives Mentioned Cherine Grades Improve Story NC School Research on Healthy Active Children and Grades Minutes from NC State Education Board Meeting Huffington Post : Transforming Power  Scholastic.com  Martial Arts and ADD: Psychology Today  Study of Scholastics 

Originally aired in July 2015. Joe Rogan had some rich and colorful things to say about many traditional martial artists. Should you take it to heart? https://twsmith.us/meetme