Episode 253 - New Year's Resolution

In this episode, Jeremy talks about how you can improve your martial arts this new year as he shares some of his experiences.

New Year's Resolutions - Episode 253

It’s the time of the year that we think about the things that we want to improve this new year. On today’s episode, Jeremy talks about New Year’s resolutions and how it can be beneficial for us, martial artists. Jeremy discusses his list that can be helpful for you in making your resolution. Listen to this episode and find out more. Happy New Year!

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Episode 252 - Rory Miller

Mr. Rory Miller is a martial arts practitioner and instructor. He is a respected author with a background in law enforcement.

It was at that time I realized that's... and maybe this is true for everybody but when you decide to push your envelope, you're going to be alone.

Rory Miller - Episode 252

Our guest today is Rory Miller. He is a martial arts instructor and practitioner who started his formal martial arts career in college and now  is an author of several books. On today's episode, we discuss his views on combat, violence, what makes a good instructor, and more. Why doesn’t he like having a title in his name? Listen and find out!

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Episode 251 - The Benefits of Training For Or Against Competition

On today's episode, Jeremy talks about the pros and cons of training for competition in the martial arts.

The Benefits of Training For Or Against Competition - Episode 251

In this episode, Jeremy broadcasts in YouTube once again and he takes a different look about how training for competition affects your martial arts journey or the other way around. We've had this topic since the first episode and it's proved to be one of the most polarizing questions that our guests has to answer. Listen to this episode to know if competition is for you or not.

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Episode 250 - Master Henry Childers

Master Henry Childers is a multi-disciplined martial arts practitioner and an instructor at the Chamberlain Studios of Self-Defense in Dallas, Texas.

Master Henry Childers - Episode 250

Martial arts practitioners often start training at a young age because of a need for self-defense from intimidating peers. Master Henry Childers has another reason, though. Today’s guest took refuge in the martial arts because of his family situation. With the amazing experiences throughout his life, he’s a wonderful storyteller with a lot of entertaining tales. Master Childers started his martial arts training in Louisville, Kentucky and today, he’s based in Dallas, Texas as an instructor. Listen to find out his interesting martial arts journey.

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Episode 249 - How We Handle Negative Comments

On today’s episode, Jeremy talks about how he handles negative comments on the episodes of the show.

How We Handle Negative Comments - Episode 249

We receive tons of comments for the show and the majority of them are positive and sensible ones but some are not so pleasant. Today, Jeremy talks about how he deals with negative comments on the show and how it reflects the character of some martial artists. Listen to find out more!

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Episode 248 - Sensei Robert McQuade

Sensei Robert McQuade is a martial arts practitioner and instructor from Philadelphia. He is the head instructor at Action Karate martial arts school.

It was the struggle and the persistence and the perseverance that I had to show in the next six months in training every single week in training, even though I didn't want to, that's what made it mean more.

Sensei Robert McQuade - Episode 248

Every kid that was enrolled by their parents in a martial arts class wasthrilled to go because of some great karate movies or even video games. Sensei Robert McQuade was nothing like those kids because he never wanted to go to a martial arts class. Strangely enough, he not only went, but became a great instructor.

 

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Episode 247 - Importance of Not Doing

In this episode, Jeremy talks about the importance of avoiding to use your martial arts skills against an individual.

Importance of Not Doing -  Episode 247

The goal of martial arts is to not use your skills in an actual situation. We hear this concept all the time from seasoned martial arts instructors and practitioners but how do we really do it? In this episode, Jeremy explores the possibilities of avoiding getting in trouble in places that are usually hostile such as bars through the use of observation and predictive skills. Listen to this episode as Jeremy shares his personal experience with not doing.

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Episode 246 - Sensei Nick Nicholson

Sensei Nick Nicholson is a Kempo practitioner, instructor and a former Marine from Chicago, Illinois.

Sensei Nick Nicholson - Episode 246

Martial artists usually start their journey into the martial arts when their parents ask them to train, or even force them.  Sensei Nick Nicholson’s story would not be the same with a number of individuals. With some early days getting into scraps other children, Sensei Nicholson’s parents decided not to send him to any martial arts school, fearing it would make the situation worse. Sensei Nicholson is now the founder of the Family Kenpo Academy, a former Marine, and he’s eventrained in some other martial arts disciplines. Listen to Sensei Nicholson’s journey.

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