whistlekick Martial Arts Radio

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  • Martial Arts Radio is a bi-weekly show featuring interviews and comments on traditional martial arts topics. From the famous to the not-so, we speak to people from all over the world, in every martial arts discipline. Karate, taekwondo, kung fu, jujutsu, BJJ, HEMA, capoeira, FMA, tai chi, tkd, kungfu, kickboxing, arnis, escrima, tangsoodo,kempo, and everything else you can think of. Brought to you by whistlekick.
    All episodes are copyright Whistlekick, LLC, All Rights Reserved.
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Martial Arts Radio is a bi-weekly show featuring interviews and comments on traditional martial arts topics. From the famous to the not-so, we speak to people from all over the world, in every martial arts discipline. Karate, taekwondo, kung fu, jujutsu, BJJ, HEMA, capoeira, FMA, tai chi, tkd, kungfu, kickboxing, arnis, escrima, tangsoodo,kempo, and everything else you can think of. Brought to you by whistlekick.
All episodes are copyright Whistlekick, LLC, All Rights Reserved.
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  • Episode 970 - Sensei Andy Morris

    Episode 970 - Sensei Andy Morris
    2024/11/11
    SUMMARY In this conversation, Sensei Andy Morris discusses the evolution of martial arts training, focusing on his personal journey in karate since he began training at 18. He explores the changes in training environments, the impact of technology on martial arts, and the importance of balancing life responsibilities with martial arts practice. Sensei Morris shares insights on the community aspect of training and the perseverance required to continue in the martial arts journey. He discusses his experiences with promotions, teaching, and the evolution of his training, highlighting pivotal moments that shaped his understanding of karate and its broader context. The conversation reflects on the growth and development within martial arts, the importance of mentorship, and the value of cross-training and community engagement. He emphasizes the importance of building connections, mastering fundamentals, and the continuous pursuit of knowledge. He reflects on his experiences in Okinawan karate, the evolution of his practice, and the significance of health and wellness in sustaining a lifelong commitment to martial arts. Sensei Morris encourages practitioners to remain passionate and persistent in their training, highlighting that the journey of learning never truly ends. TAKEAWAYS • Karate has evolved significantly since the early 1980s. • The internet has changed access to martial arts information. • Community and relationships formed in martial arts are lasting. • Perseverance is key to staying in martial arts long-term. • Life responsibilities can impact martial arts training schedules. • Training environments have changed over the decades. • Self-defense and fitness are common motivations for starting martial arts. • The culture of Okinawa plays a significant role in karate training. • Martial arts training is a lifelong journey that evolves with the individual. • Education is crucial for career advancement in martial arts. • Training can be adapted even when away from the dojo. • Promotions in martial arts can be challenging but require perseverance. • Teaching is a natural progression for advanced students. • Finding a stable training environment is essential for growth. • Involvement in organizations like AAU can broaden martial arts exposure. • Pivotal training moments can redefine one's understanding of karate. • Growth in martial arts often comes from uncomfortable experiences. • Community and camaraderie are vital in martial arts training. • Continuous evolution in training is necessary for mastery. • The ethos of martial arts extends beyond the dojo. • Fundamentals are essential for advanced martial arts practice. • Continuous learning is crucial for evolving as a martial artist. • Training every day is key to mastery and understanding. • Engagement with the community enriches the martial arts experience.

    This episode is sponsored by Kataaro. Please check out their site at www.kataaro.com 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!
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    1 時間 25 分
  • Episode 966 - Sensei Jim Pizii

    Episode 966 - Sensei Jim Pizii
    2024/10/28

    SUMMARY

    In this episode of Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio, Jeremy and Sensei Jim Pizii discuss the profound impact of martial arts on personal growth, community building, and the importance of continuous learning. They explore Sensei Pizii's journey through various martial arts styles, the politics within the martial arts community, and the significance of finding the right training environment. The conversation emphasizes the value of humility, the role of ego, and the necessity of maintaining physical activity as one ages. Sensei Pizii shares insights on how martial arts can serve as a lifelong pursuit of knowledge and self-improvement.

    TAKEAWAYS

    · Martial arts fosters community and personal growth.

    · Building bonds with fellow martial artists is essential.

    · Continuous learning is a key aspect of martial arts.

    · Politics can influence training experiences.

    · Finding the right training environment is crucial.

    · Ego can hinder progress in martial arts.

    · Practical application of techniques is vital.

    · Different martial arts styles offer unique insights.

    · Staying active in later years is important for health.

    · Martial arts is a lifelong journey of discovery.
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    1 時間 15 分
  • Episode 969 - Should Having a Black Belt be Required to Teach

    Episode 969 - Should Having a Black Belt be Required to Teach
    2024/11/07

    SUMMARY

    In this episode of Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio, Jeremy and Andrew discuss the evolving standards of teaching martial arts, particularly the question of whether having a black belt should be required to teach. They explore the differences in teaching ability and competency, the benefits of peer learning, and the importance of continuous education for instructors. The conversation highlights that teaching is a skill that can be developed and that rank does not necessarily correlate with teaching ability.

    TAKEAWAYS

    • A black belt is not a universal standard for teaching.

    • Teaching ability is distinct from martial arts competency.

    • Peer learning can enhance the educational experience.

    • Instructors should be trained in teaching methods.

    • Rank can vary significantly between different martial arts schools.

    • Experience does not always equate to teaching skill.

    • It's beneficial for students to learn from peers.

    • Teaching can help deepen one's own understanding of the material.

    • Continuous education is essential for martial arts instructors.

    • The martial arts community is evolving in its approach to teaching.

    • Jeremy and Andrew are out of practice in doing the outro together.
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    26 分

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