Episode 401 - Should Martial Arts be Taught for Money

On today's episode, Jeremy is joined by Professor Chris Pizzo and they talk about the question: Should martial arts be taught for money.

Should Martial Arts be Taught for Money - Episode 401

On this episode, Jeremy and Professor Chris Pizzo talk about how he helps professional martial arts instructors to be paid enough. What are the values that come with training in martial arts that were products of time and dedication by martial artist and should martial arts be taught for money? Listen to learn more!

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On today's episode, whistlekick Martial Arts Radio marks its 400th episode with Jeremy talks about all things martial arts, all things whistlekick!

Episode 400

On this episode, we celebrate whistlekick Martial Arts Radio's 400th episode as we look back to the show's other 399 episodes as well as looking into our future. We thank you, listeners, for your continued support on behalf of the team that brings this show to you! Join us by listening to this episode!

 

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Episode 399 - Martial Artists Can Be Bullies Too

On this episode, Jeremy talks about how martial artists can be bullies too to other martial artists and non-martial artists.

Martial Artists Can Be Bullies Too - Episode 399

How can a martial artist be so bad at treating others online or in person? Martial artists must be a good example for everybody on how to treat others especially online when kids are always present. On this episode, Jeremy talks about an article he wrote where he got a lot of negative comments and how he handled the messy situation. Listen to find out more!

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Show Notes

You may find the articles mentioned below:

Kyoshi Dave Kovar's post
Martial Journal Article
Dave Kovar's Episode

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Episode 398 - Sensei Jimmy Pedro

Sensei Jimmy Pedro is a martial arts practitioner and US Olympic Judo Coach. He was a two-time Olympic Bronze medalist on the 1999 and 2004 Summer Games.

The day I made was at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. A lot of my family and friends were in attendance and making that team was a dream come true, for me and my dad...

Sensei Jimmy Pedro - Episode 398

Born into Judo, his father is a Judo instructor and his family is into it as well. Sensei Jimmy Pedro is one of the most decorated judo players in American history. Sensei Pedro is world renowned for his judo expertise, coaching ability, and training methods. During the 1999 and 2004 Olympic Summer Games, Sensei Pedro won bronze medals for his Judo competitions. He is now coach of the US Judo Team that he helped bring home gold and silver medals. Sensei Jimmy Pedro's stories about his journey to the martial arts are inspiring so make sure to listen to learn more!

Show Notes

On this episode, we mentioned two-time Olympic Gold Medalist Kayla Harrison.

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Episode 397 - Conversations on Violence with Mr. Michael Rowe

On today's episode, Jeremy talks with Mr. Michael Rowe about the reality of violence.

Conversations on Violence with Mr. Michael Rowe - Episode 397

Violence is a topic that always ruffles a lot of feathers because of the experiences we have about it. On today's episode, Jeremy talks with Mr. Michael Rowe, who happens to have extensive experience dealing with violence, about the forms of violence and how we really understand violence. Listen to find out more!

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Show Notes

On this episode, we mentioned: Master Ratinder Ahuja, Grandmaster John Pellegrini, Rory Miller, Tony Blauer. Check out Mr. Michael Rowe's episode here.

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Episode 396 - Professor Cindy Hales

Professor Cindy Hales practices Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and an instructor from Washington. She was once a professional MMA fighter and now runs Sleeper Jiu Jitsu in Seattle.

I like to show people that if you do these things, you may not win. But, you'll get these great stories and adventures and you'll internally learn about your self. You don't really need a medal.

Professor Cindy Hales – Episode 396

Professor Cindy Hales is a late-bloomer when it came to discovering the martial arts. She started her training in Jiu Jitsu at 26 upon finding a Marcelo Alonso gym on her way home from work after watching UFC tapes of Royce Gracie. With a single-minded pursuit, she chose to continue with her training above everything else. Her fierce passion and relentless determination for the art allowed her to bounce back from serious injuries and to also give back to the community through Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Professor Hales is currently holding classes in her gym, Sleeper Jiu Jitsu. Listen to find out more!

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Show Notes

You can check out Professor Cindy Hales and Sleeper Jiu Jitsu on the social media links below:

Professor Hales – Facebook/ Instagram/ Twitter

Sleeper Jiu Jitsu – Facebook/ Instagram/ Twitter

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Episode 395 - Dating within Martial Arts

On this episode, Jeremy talks about the advantage and disadvantage of dating within Martial Arts.

Dating within Martial Arts - Episode 395

Being romantically involved with someone that you go to the same school with can totally happen but, are there unspoken rules about it? Are there limitations or none? On today's episode, Jeremy talks about one of the controversial topics in the martial arts. He recalls his experience both being as a student and an instructor as well as some of his unwritten principles with regard dating within martial arts.

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Episode 394 - Master Dylan Nadler

Master Dylan Nadler is a martial arts practitioner and instructor from Canada. He is the founder of Mindlock Sports Psychology, which focuses on helping athletes with their psychological health.

One of the masters who are there is trying to show off, he went up the mountain and when he came back, he ended up throwing up. It's a funny story just to show that it doesn't matter where you come from or what your experiences are, hardwork is hardwork.

Master Dylan Nadler - Episode 394

Started training taekwondo at 5, Master Dylan Nadler has found joy in training as a young child. Kicking his way to the martial arts, Master Nadler is a multi-awarded taekwondo practitioner and he became a 2-time US Open gold medallist. He has always wanted to become a part of the Canadian national team and he succeeded twice. Master Nadler studied psychology and then founded Mindlock, a sports psychology facility that focuses on an athlete's mental health. Listen to find out more!

Show Notes

You can check out Master Dylan Nadler's Website at www.mindlock.ca and www.mindlock.org

Find Master Nadler on twitter with @mindlock and @dylannadler_the_1st

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Episode 393 - The Problems with The Way Self-Defense is Taught

On this episode, Jeremy talks about a topic that could ruffle some feathers, The Problems with The Way Self-Defense is Taught.

The Problems with The Way Self-Defense is Taught - Episode 393

On most martial arts school, martial arts and self-defense are almost taught as if they're the same when in fact, they are not. On today's episode, Jeremy talks about how self-defense is being offered on martial arts schools and the problems with the way self-defense is taught. Listen to find out more!

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