In this episode, Jeremy and Adam talk about a special Martial Journal Announcement with Justin Lee Ford.
We have an offer that you can’t refuse. Well, sort of. Martial Journal and whistlekick Martial Arts Radio have something up their sleeves and it’s going to interest you both listeners and readers of Martial Arts content. In this episode, Jeremy and Adam talk about a special Martial Journal Announcement with Justin Lee Ford. Listen to find out more!
In this episode, Jeremy is joined by Sensei Ando of the Fight for A Happy Life Podcast and Sensei Jaredd of the Martial Thoughts Podcast.
Welcome to the 600th episode of the whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast. What better way to celebrate this milestone than making this special episode with our friends? In this episode, Jeremy is joined by Sensei Ando of the Fight for A Happy Life Podcast and Sensei Jaredd of the Martial Thoughts Podcast where they have a little conversation all about the Martial Arts. Listen and enjoy!
Listen and subscribe to Sensei Ando’s Fight for A Happy Life Podcast and Sense Jaredd’s Martial Thoughts Podcast
In this episode, Jeremy and Adam talk about Getting Students to Return After Covid Restrictions.
You may know that we are on the way to vaccinating most people in the United States against COVID-19 and practically ending the Pandemic unless, of course, you are living under a rock. Most places had tight restrictions making most Martial Arts schools weren’t able to open their physical schools, therefore, offering classes online. Hoping there is an end to this Pandemic, how would the reintegration be for students? In this episode, Andrew and Jeremy talk about getting students to return after COVID restrictions.
Sensei Seth Adams is a Martial Arts content creator, practitioner, and instructor who teaches in the Boston area.
There’s so many people who I took Karate with as a kid that reached out to me now that said, “Man, I wish I would’ve stuck with it, I wish I would’ve just kept doing it”. Once you reached that age, you are kind of heavily influenced by your peers and their thoughts, and then once you become an adult, you realized that none of it matters… And you just wish you just kept doing Karate.
Having good memories of your training in martial arts makes it so easy to come back to it. Sensei Seth Adams got out of training when he played college football, and returning to training came naturally. In this episode, Sensei Seth Adams tells us his journey how he started training with a memory of watching martial arts movies as a child, getting out of it to pursue his own thing, and then coming back again. This is a fun-filled, pun-filled, joke-filled episode so make sure to listen!
You may find out more about Sensei Seth Adams on Instagram and Youtube
Sensei Seth Adams has a website that you can visit here where he provides online courses for martial arts
Mr. Matt Hoffman is a Martial Arts practitioner and teacher at the Wandering Ministry.
I think understanding violence not as something that is just a punch and a kick, but actually everything else that leads up to the violence. The way we speak to each other, the way we hold our bodies infront of each other, the way that we orient ourselves to relationships. These are actually what leads to violence.
There are few martial artists that are willing to go as far as the source of their discipline. Mr. Matt Hoffman developed a passion for martial arts as a young kid which gave him an opportunity to travel and train overseas. As a self-confessed ‘nomad’, Mr. Hoffman has been on a couple of trips to China and Japan to study where some of the martial arts disciplines were from. There’s a lot to unpack in this episode from his journey to the martial arts to his take on violence so, make sure to listen to find out more!
You may find out more about Mr. Matt Hoffman’s work at Wanderingministry.org
In this episode, Jeremy along with Kris Wilder and Jason Brick talk about Choosing a Martial Arts School.
When choosing a Martial Arts school, there are important factors that should be considered. In this episode, Jeremy along with Kris Wilder and Jason Brick talk about these factors that may affect you in Choosing a martial arts school for yourself or your children. This episode is the second of 2 parts and you can find the first part here.
In Episode 105, Jeremy covered the same subject
Know more about Sensei Kris Wilder visit his website: https://kriswilder.com/martial-arts-and-life-podcast/
Dr. Jean Kanokoji is a Martial Arts Practitioner, Instructor, and Special Agent for the US General Services Administration.
The sport, the philosophy, the kindness, the fact that I’m bowing to somebody who’s about to kick my butt or I’m about to choke them out. I'm respecting and thanking them through my bow to allow me to be a better Judoka.
When Martial Arts is in your blood, you become more natural to it. Dr. Jean Kanokogi was born on the mat, literally and figuratively. Dr. Kanokogi’s parents, Ryohei and Rusty, were both pillars of Judo not only in the US but in international competitions. Dr. Jean Kanokogi is a Special Agent for the US General Services Administration, and she teaches martial arts to law enforcers. In this episode, which is nothing short of awesome, Dr. Kanokogi talks about her journey to the martial arts as well as her parents’ legacy for Judo.
In this episode, we mentioned Ronda Rousey, Kayla Harrison, and Jimmy Pedro
To know more about Rusty Kanokogi’s, Dr. Jean Kanokogi’s mother, contributions to Judo, visit www.rustykanokogi.com
Get Dr. Kanokogi’s book, Get Up and Fight, on Amazon
In this episode, Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams talk about whether experience and progress are the same.
The question at hand is: what 20 years of experience look like compared to 1 year of experience, 20 times? Is there a difference between the 2 situations or are they exactly the same? With that, Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams talk about whether experience and progress are the same. Listen and join the conversation!
