Anxious Black Belt Podcast

Plan to Make Karate Better.One of the easiest ways to improve your karate is to have a plan. Both coaches and students should have a short, medium and long-term plan. In this episode, I look at the micro-planning for each session that will help students to make their karate better. Create your own Plan to make karate better. If you would like to support the show at no cost to you and you shop with Amazon, please use my affiliate link, for which I get a small commission when you purchase something -

Self-Defence Law with Leigh Simms Leigh started training in "traditional" karate and after obtaining numerous dan grades. Leigh and his instructor Mike Judd 5th Dan, became disillusioned with the primary focus on "sport" karate and lack of real world application to the kata applications which were common place in their association and in the larger karate world at the time. Leigh Book : UK Self-Defence Law ​ Leigh and Mike then changed their focus and began to study the history of karate along

Was I Wrong About Karate Combat? A few months ago I created a clip-on Karate Combat and was convinced that it woul have a positive impact on Karate's image. I was wrong! Clip Here: https://youtu.be/38MvD5miPwE If you would like to host a seminar with me at your club please join us at our events or get in touch: info@lesbubka.co.uk To learn and practice this application please seek under the supervision of a qualified Sensei. If you would like to support the show you could buy us a coffee ☕ Buy

Fighting from a wheelchair to shouting at Motubu the spider - Tracey RadleyWelcome to another episode of Anxious Black Belt where we will look at Fighting from a wheelchair to shouting at Motubu the spider with Tracey Radley. It's a strange title I know, but if you listen it will all make sense. Tracey is an amazing instructor who works with a wide spectrum of abilities in her Kuroten Practical Karate Club. Fighting from a wheelchair to shouting at Motubu the spider gives us insight into how

John is the Chief Instructor of Kazoku Karate. He is a 4th Dan Black Belt and certificated with the (BCKA) British Combat Karate Association, (EKF) English Karate Federation, (BKF) British Karate Federation and (WKF) World Karate Federation. First got involved in Martial Arts at 27 when Karate knocked on his door. He started training for his son Kieran (who is currently a 3rd Dan Black Belt) and whilst training alongside him he soon became hooked and got the bug. He has competed in regional titles,