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 973 - Teaching to the Test

    Episode 973 - Teaching to the Test
    2024/11/21

    SUMMARY

    In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew delve into the concept of 'teaching to the test' within martial arts education. They explore the implications of standardized testing, the challenges of curriculum size, and the importance of fostering genuine understanding over mere memorization. The conversation emphasizes the need for creative teaching methods and the balance between evaluating competency and ensuring students grasp the material deeply. Ultimately, they encourage instructors to reflect on their teaching practices and curriculum design to enhance student learning and growth.

    TAKEAWAYS

    • Teaching to the test often leads to memorization rather than understanding.

    • Standardized testing can create pressure on teachers to prioritize test results.

    • In martial arts, the test is often determined by the same person creating the curriculum.

    • A simplified curriculum can help focus on essential skills.

    • Quality over quantity in curriculum is crucial for effective learning.

    • Creative teaching methods can enhance student engagement and understanding.

    • Evaluating competency should go beyond just passing a test.

    • Students should not have to cram to meet testing requirements.

    • Bonus material can enrich the learning experience without overwhelming students.

    • Instructors should regularly assess their curriculum and teaching methods for effectiveness.
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    25 分
  • Episode 972 - Director Kory Martin Juul

    Episode 972 - Director Kory Martin Juul
    2024/11/18
    SUMMARY In this conversation, Kory Martin Juul shares his journey from a young martial arts enthusiast to a filmmaker involved in major productions like The Matrix and Lord of the Rings. He discusses the importance of storytelling in martial arts films, the cultural significance of different fighting styles, and how his experiences living in various countries have shaped his understanding of martial arts. Kory emphasizes the deeper philosophical aspects of martial arts training and how they can inspire personal growth beyond physical skills. In this conversation, Kory Martin Juul shares his extensive journey through martial arts, highlighting the physical, mental, and spiritual transformations he experienced over the years. He discusses the evolution of his training from traditional styles to a more holistic approach that incorporates diet and personal development. Kory also delves into his experiences with shamanism in the Amazon, which further expanded his understanding of healing and consciousness. Finally, he reveals his passion for storytelling through film, specifically his project 'White Tiger Legend,' which aims to convey the deeper lessons of martial arts beyond mere physicality. He discusses how asking 'why' can lead to deeper understanding and mastery, and how a focus on fewer techniques can enhance learning and retention. The conversation also touches on the philosophical implications of martial arts training and its impact on life beyond the dojo. TAKEAWAYS • His background in filmmaking includes working on iconic films like The Matrix and Avatar. • He emphasizes the cultural significance of different martial arts styles in films. • Kory's journey reflects the impact of martial arts on personal development. • He highlights the engagement level in martial arts training compared to other sports. • Kory's experiences in various cultures have enriched his martial arts perspective. • He sees martial arts as a means of personal enlightenment and growth.Kory's passion for choreography stems from his visual effects work in films. • Training in multiple styles allowed for a deeper understanding of martial arts. • Physical training led to changes in diet and overall health. • Spiritual elements of martial arts emerged through practice and katas. • Experiencing shamanism opened new pathways for healing and growth. • Martial arts training empowers personal development and self-discovery. • Creating a film was a way to share martial arts knowledge with a broader audience. • The fight scenes in films should advance the story, not just showcase skills. • Kory's journey reflects a transformation from physical training to mental and spiritual growth. • The film 'White Tiger Legend' aims to convey the deeper meanings of martial arts. • Rediscovery in martial arts is essential for personal growth. • Asking 'why' is crucial for understanding and evolution. • Mental training is as important as physical training. • Kung Fu represents mastery, not just a set of techniques. • Focus can significantly enhance achievement in any field. • Training in martial arts can lead to unexpected life paths.
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    55 分
  • Episode 971- Should Teaching be Required for Black Belt

    Episode 971- Should Teaching be Required for Black Belt
    2024/11/14

    SUMMARY

    In this episode of Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio, hosts Jeremy and Andrew delve into the topic of whether teaching should be a requirement to earn a black belt in martial arts schools. They explore the nuances of teaching responsibilities, the value of teaching in enhancing one's own martial arts skills, and the importance of creating a structured leadership pathway for students. The conversation emphasizes the need for incremental teaching experiences and guidance, rather than expecting immediate competency from newly promoted black belts. The hosts also discuss the broader implications of teaching in martial arts, including the development of soft skills and the benefits of diverse teaching styles.

    TAKEAWAYS

    • Teaching can take many forms, from drilling to full class instruction.

    • Black belts should have some ability to convey knowledge.

    • Incremental teaching experiences are crucial for student development.

    • Teaching helps deepen understanding of martial arts material.

    • Schools should prepare students for teaching roles before they reach black belt.

    • A leadership track can help students transition into teaching roles.

    • Teaching can build resilience and confidence in martial artists.

    • Not all black belts are ready to teach immediately after promotion, if not trained ahead of time.

    • Different teaching styles can resonate with different students.

    • Feedback and communication are essential for improving teaching methods.
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    27 分

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