
We discuss the interesting responses to the passing of martial arts legend, Chuck Norris.
Then, we pivot…with tangents…to dealing with complicated figures in your personal sphere.
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We discuss the interesting responses to the passing of martial arts legend, Chuck Norris.
Then, we pivot…with tangents…to dealing with complicated figures in your personal sphere.
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Working in working out in the modern world.

We chat about AI and clarifying the Guest Instructor invites
Topic: Finding the time to train. Is quantity equal to quality? Weighing inaction to action.
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We discuss a question put out to the universe about training different student sizes.
Comments welcome on youtube or the Facebook page!
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We respond to a listener question concerning starting training as a person of a certain age. Is the onus on the student or the instructor? When should system functions fall to curriculum requirements?
Question about Episode 153
We reference:
Shout out to Kyle Doan at Santoku Ryu Bujutsu Kai!
*Apologies to John Scalzi
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It’s a crazy world out there. Why aren’t more martial artists applying what they learn in the dojo, in the stress out world outside?
Shout out to The Invisible Sensei Podcast
and
Seibukan Karate Dojo – Edmonton
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We discuss traditions and customs in the dojo and beyond. Where do you draw the line?
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Guest Instructor Andrew Adams joins us in a discussion about the High Mileage martial artist.
Andrew began his martial arts career in high school, training in Goju Ryu Karate. After college and a subsequent move, he trained in Shotokan for 16 years, earning his 3rd Degree Black Belt in 2010.
He currently trains in Shorin Ryu Karate, holding the rank of 2nd Degree Black Belt, as well as a 1st Degree in Bill Wallace’ Superfoot Kickboxing.
He is also the producer and cohost of the Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast.
He is a hired clinician around New England and is excited to share his knowledge with (and learn from) all the students he interacts with.
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Interview with Gus Rogers about his book “Recipes Do Not Make Delicious Meals”.
School Web Site
YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/@HOVTangSooDo
The Book!!
https://www.hovtsd.com/product-page/recipes-do-not-make-delicious-meals-book
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We talk with Kyle Doan on making the jump to teaching professionally.
BIO:
Sensei Doan, Yondan, Renshi, has been training in Shorin-Ryu Karate for over 26 years, leading seminars and training sessions at dojos across the United States and Canada. He has supplementary training in numerous other martial arts including Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Iado, developing a uniquely well-rounded skillset. A passionate and dedicated practitioner, Kyle has distilled his years of experience into a carefully selected curriculum suitable for students of all experience levels, and serves as a founding board member of the International Neoclassical Karate & Kobudo Society (INKKS).

Contact info
www.sarniakarate.ca or find him on most platforms @sarniakarate or Santoku Ryu
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Tips and tricks to prevent freezing in defense situations. Maybe.
Listen or watch! Comment where ever!
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