Episode 775 - Everyday Tools for Martial Artists

In this episode, Andrew and Jeremy talk about the Everyday Tools for Martial Artists.

Everyday Tools for Martial Artists - Episode 775

Are you familiar with EDC? Everyday carry tools for martial artists are highly debatable. What do martial artists need as EDC? Knife? Guns? Nunchucks? For Adam and Jeremy, having an EDC is a tool that everyone could use. In this episode, listen as Andrew and Jeremy talk about some useful Everyday Tools for Martial Artists.

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Episode 774 - Tashi Deb Mahoney

how to kick them. That’s what I thought.

Tashi Deb Mahoney - Episode 774

Supporting a child’s dream of becoming a Ninja Turtle is a great story. However, starting to train in the same class as your child and eventually becoming an instructor is another excellent story in itself. Presently, Tashi Deb Warner is an Instructor at Mark Warner’s Professional Martial Arts Academy. She teaches adults and children as well as Thai Kickboxing classes.

In this episode, Tashi Deb Mahoney talks about the benefits of training on her confidence and some philosophical aspects of martial arts. Listen to learn more!

Show notes

You may check out Tashi Deb Mahoney’s classes on markwarnerpma.com

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Episode 773 - Martial Arts Word Association 2

In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew use a word association game to see if Jeremy can relate random words to martial arts!

Martial Arts Word Association 2 - Episode 773

Here at whistlekick Martial Arts Radio, we like to mix things up once in a while. We’re going to do “Martial Arts Word Association” where Andrew gives Jeremy a random word that he could connect to martial arts. In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew discuss randomly generated topics from Iced Tea to dogs. Find out how they relate it to martial arts!

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Episode 772 - Shihan Victor Guarino

Shihan Victor Guarino is a martial arts practitioner and instructor at Seigido Ryu Karate & Jujitsu.

There are very few people who I consider Martial Artists. The way I make that distinction is they’re the people who martial arts principles permeate their life.

Shihan Victor Guarino - Episode 772

Shihan Victor Guarino is a martial arts practitioner and instructor at Seigido Ryu Karate & Jujitsu and podcast host at the Realm of Logres podcast.

In this episode, Shihan Victor Guarino talks about the benefits of training and practicing martial arts, and why everyone should. Listen to learn more!

Show notes

You may check out Shihan Victor Guarino’s Twitter and Instagram

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Episode 771 - Rapid Fire Q&A #21

In this episode, Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams take on a special edition of the Rapid Fire Question and Answers.

Rapid Fire Q&A #21 - Episode 771

Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams tackle a series of questions, comments, and reviews from you, the listeners, and some guests in the form of a Rapid Fire Q&A. Here are some of the questions they tried to answer:

• Do you see whistlekick’s destiny manifesting the way you originally envisioned?

• What is a reasonable length of time for a belt exam?

• Listen to the episode for more questions!

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Episode 770 - Grand Master James Cox

Grand Master James Cox is a Martial Arts Practitioner and Instructor at the Premier Martial Arts in Texas.

When you go into another school you can have that white belt mindset. That purity, that innocence. Then you’re open to be a sponge.

Grand Master James Cox - Episode 770

I have been teaching full-time for well over 3 decades, my professional career is to empower lives through the martial arts by building complete well-rounded Black Belts. In over a 25-year period, I competed in an average of 25 tournaments a year, I fought more than 1,800 sport karate point fights in more than 600 tournaments. I proudly placed in the top three at every tournament. I was undefeated for many years and won countless Grand Championships. I also retired with a sanctioned full-contact kickboxing record of 11 wins and 2 losses with two National middleweight titles and won several unsanctioned boxing and MMA fights.

I regularly perform demonstrations, as well as motivational speaking, and teach seminars for all types of organizations. One of the most rewarding things about being an instructor is the ability to pass on the lifelong benefits of Martial Arts with the tools to succeed as they were handed to me so many years ago. I am truly blessed by, and grateful for, the ability to hand those same tools to so many people daily; to give others the skills to change their life path and create their own success.

In this episode, Grand Master James Cox talks about his lifelong journey to the Martial Arts that started when a girl she liked invited her to the dojo. Grand Master Cox also shares the origins of Kajukembo and the moment he started teaching. Listen to learn more!

Show notes

You may check out Grand Master James Cox's Bio and School on his website.

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Episode 769 - Measuring Progress as a Martial Artist

In this episode, Andrew and Jeremy talk about Measuring Progress as a Martial Artist.

Measuring Progress as a Martial Artist - Episode 769

Progress in martial arts training is often measured through testing to move up in ranks. Is rank the best metric for progress? If not, what could be? In this episode, Andrew and Jeremy talk about Measuring Progress as a Martial Artist. Listen to learn more!

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Episode 768 - Mr. Scott Robertson

Mr. Scott Robertson is a Martial Arts practitioner, instructor, and musician who plays and teaches drums.

When people see beginners come in, I guess they see part of themselves. The fact that everybody there wants evebody else to do well. That hit me. The people who’ve gotten their first blackbelt, they also want everybody to reach that.

Mr. Scott Robertson - Episode 767

Starting martial arts later in life may not be ideal but not for Mr. Scott Robertson. Started as a recreational martial artist, Mr. Scott Robertson regularly trained a few times a week at the age of 38. Eventually, Mr. Robertson became a Master Instructor at the Pacific Coast Taekwondo (1988-2020).

In this episode, Mr. Scott Robertson shares his journey to the martial arts, and how his experience teaching pipe band drum corps and martial arts came to be a good marriage. Listen to learn!

Show notes

You may check out Mr. Scott Robertson on his website http://scottrobertsonbands.com

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Episode 767 - Nutrition and Hydration for Martial Arts Training

In this episode, Andrew and Jeremy talk about the importance of Nutrition and Hydration for Martial Arts Training.

Nutrition and Hydration for Martial Arts Training - Episode 767

The fuel that we take is as important as the skills that we learn in a martial arts training. Nutrition and Hydration can be consumed before, during, or after a session to get the most out of a martial arts training. In this episode, Andrew and Jeremy talk about the importance of Nutrition and Hydration for Martial Arts Training. Listen to learn more!

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