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whistlekick Martial Arts Radio

whistlekick Martial Arts Radio

whistlekick Martial Arts Radio is the only bi-weekly podcast devoted to the traditional martial arts in all forms. We dig into what makes martial artists tick, their history and experience… and tell some great stories in the process. It"s all about bringing martial artists together and learning from one another. Our guests include the famous and the unknown, from taekwondo, karate, hapkido, capoeira, kungfu, FMA, HEMA and everything else you can imagine.

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Episode 935 - 2 Schools of Thought: Forms in a Set...

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2024/07/11

SUMARRY In this conversation, Jeremy and Andrew discuss two schools of thought when it comes to teaching forms in martial arts. The first school of thought is teaching forms in a set order, where students learn one form after another in a predetermined sequence. The second school of thought is a rotating curriculum, where students focus on one form for a certain period of time before moving on to the next form. They explore the pros and cons of each approach and discuss the challenges of managing

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Episode 933 - The Value of Open Ended Drills

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2024/07/04

SUMMARY In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew discuss the value of open-ended training drills in martial arts. They explore how allowing students to contribute to drills and make decisions on the fly enhances their learning experience and fosters ownership and creativity. They also highlight the importance of experimentation and problem-solving in martial arts training. The hosts encourage instructors to provide opportunities for students to contribute and explore open-ended drills, ultimately leading

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Episode 932 - Grandmaster Rudy Duncan

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2024/07/01

SUMMARY In this episode of Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio, Jeremy interviews Grandmaster Rudy Duncan. They discuss his martial arts journey, starting with his introduction to karate as a young boy and his transition to studying Goju and Kempo. Grandmaster Duncan emphasizes the importance of embracing different martial arts styles and cross-training to continue personal growth. They also touch on the significance of katas, the value of questioning and discussing techniques, and the evolving landscape

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Episode 934 - Lori "Ice" Fetrick

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2024/07/01

SUMMARY Lori Fetrick, also known as "Ice" on American Gladiators, shares her journey from being an athlete to becoming a TV personality. She talks about the physical demands of being a gladiator and the importance of staying in shape to prevent injuries. Lori also discusses her love for martial arts and how she incorporated it into her training. She emphasizes the value of discipline and the need to stay ready for opportunities. Lori's story highlights the importance of perseverance and adaptability

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Episode 931 - When is it Time to Ask a Student to Leave?

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2024/06/27

SUMMARY In this conversation, Jeremy and Andrew discuss the challenging topic of when it is time to ask a student to leave a martial arts school. They explore various scenarios where a student's behavior may negatively impact the experience of others, such as disruptive behavior, safety concerns, and drama. They emphasize the importance of maintaining a positive learning environment for all students and the need to address issues that arise. The hosts also acknowledge the difficulty instructors may

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Episode 930 - Sensei Wojciech Wasilewski

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2024/06/24

SUMMARY In this episode of Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio, Jeremy interviews Sensei Wojciech Wasilewski, a martial artist and owner of a karate school. Wojciech shares his journey of becoming a martial artist and opening his own school. He discusses the importance of observation and learning from watching others, as well as the impact of his first instructor on his training. Sensei Wojciech also talks about how martial arts helped him overcome bullying and gain confidence. He emphasizes the need to

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Episode 929 - Martial Arts Word Association 13:...

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2024/06/20

Another episode of “Martial Arts Word Association” where Andrew gives Jeremy a random word that he could connect to martial arts. All of today’s words are Summer themed! In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew discuss randomly generated topics to try and find out how they can relate to martial arts!

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Episode 928 - Sifu Dwight Woods

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2024/06/17

SUMMARY In this episode, Jeremy is joined by Sifu Dwight Woods to discuss his training with Dan Inosanto and his journey in martial arts. They talk about the influence of Bruce Lee, the philosophy of Jeet Kune Do, and the importance of being open-minded in training. Sifu Woods shares his experiences training with Dan Inosanto and the impact he has had on his martial arts journey. They also touch on the misquotes and misconceptions surrounding Bruce Lee's teachings. He discusses the criticism and

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Episode 927 - Martial Arts and Pop Culture from the 80's

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2024/06/13

SUMMARY The conversation explores the impact of martial arts on pop culture in the 80s, discussing cartoons, movies, and TV shows that were influenced by martial arts. It also delves into the authenticity of martial arts in pop culture and the influence it had on the audience. The conversation ends with a humorous discussion about the evolution of technology and entertainment. TAKEAWAYS The influence of martial arts on pop culture in the 80s was significant, with cartoons, movies, and TV shows

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Episode 926 - Feras Alhlou

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2024/06/10

SUMMARY In this episode, Jeremy interviews Feras Alhulu, a business advisor and martial artist. They discuss the parallels between martial arts and business, including the importance of learning from mistakes, the need for discipline and structure, and the concept of sacrifice and service. Feras shares his journey in both martial arts and business, highlighting the value of continuous learning and the pursuit of mastery. They also touch on the importance of deliberate practice and the benefits of

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20:41

2 Schools of Thought: Show All on Testing vs Just New

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2024/06/06

SUMMARY In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew discuss the two schools of thought when it comes to martial arts testing. Should students be required to show everything they've learned since day one, or just the material they've learned since their last test? They explore the pros and cons of each approach and share their own perspectives. The conversation also touches on the importance of forms, the progression of rank, and the goals of a martial arts school. TAKEAWAYS * There are two schools of thought

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01:42:46

Episode 924 - Sensei Noah Legel

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2024/06/03

SUMMARY Sensei Noah Legel shares his journey in martial arts, starting with his interest in Japanese swordsmanship and his academic approach to learning. He discusses his early experiences in wrestling and how it led him to explore other martial arts. Sensei Legel emphasizes the importance of understanding the history, traditions, and philosophies of martial arts, and how it shaped his mindset as a practitioner. He also talks about his passion for teaching and overcoming his social anxiety through

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Episode 923 - Does All Movement Relate to Kicking

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2024/05/30

SUMMARY In this conversation, Jeremy and Andrew discuss the concept that all movement can relate to kicking in some way. They explore different ways of moving and how they can be connected to kicking techniques. They also discuss the importance of managing range and how movement can affect kicking range. The conversation highlights the value of experimenting with different movements in training and thinking about training in a new and creative way. TAKEAWAYS * All movement can be related to kicking

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Episode 922 - G Anthony Joseph

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2024/05/27

SUMMARY In this episode, Jeremy interviews G Anthony Joseph, an actor and martial artist. They discuss G Anthony's journey in martial arts and acting, the importance of discipline and dedication, and the relationship between martial arts and acting. G Anthony shares his experience of playing both good guys and bad guys in movies and the different approaches to movement in combat. They also touch on the significance of stances in martial arts and the importance of relating movement to the intended

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Episode 921 - Starting a Martial Arts Event

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2024/05/23

SUMMARY In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew discuss their experiences and lessons learned from running martial arts events. They emphasize the importance of starting small and not overwhelming yourself with too many tasks. They also talk about the value of leaving some aspects of the event to chance, as organic moments can often be the most memorable. The hosts discuss the significance of getting buy-in from participants and offer tips on how to incentivize attendance. They also touch on the

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Episode 920 - Sensei Dan Dovidio

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2024/05/20

SUMMARY In this conversation, Dan Dovidio shares his journey in martial arts, starting as a teenager and continuing for 48 years. He discusses how martial arts has served as a grounding tool in his life, helping him navigate through challenges and maintain a positive mindset. Sensei Dovidio also talks about the importance of personal connections in martial arts, both with instructors and fellow students. He shares his experience of fighting in an Okinawan tournament and the impact of immersive

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Episode 919 - When is it Time to Leave?

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2024/05/16

SUMMARY The conversation revolves around the topic of when it is time to leave a martial arts school. The hosts discuss two main categories: the desire for more and the presence of issues. Under the desire for more, they mention wanting to explore different martial arts styles, seeking more advanced training, or wanting to progress in rank beyond what the current school can offer. Under the presence of issues, they mention physical or sexual abuse, cult-like behavior, a punishment-focused culture,

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Episode 918 - Guro Carlito Bonjoc

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2024/05/13

SUMMARY In this conversation, Jeremy interviews Guro Carlito Bonjoc, a practitioner and teacher of Filipino martial arts. They discuss the history and significance of Filipino martial arts, Carlito's personal journey in the martial arts world, the importance of unity within the Filipino martial arts community, and the impact of martial arts on personal growth and overcoming challenges. Carlito emphasizes the value of hard work, a sense of humor, and the willingness to fail in order to succeed. He

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Episode 917 - Martial Arts Round Table

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2024/05/09

SUMMARY This conversation with Jeremy Lesniak, Buzz Durkin, Dave Kovar and Chris Rappold explores the greatness of martial arts and its multifaceted benefits. It discusses the development of confidence through martial arts training and the importance of projecting confidence to deter potential confrontations. The conversation also highlights the emphasis on respect, courtesy, and self-control in martial arts, which sets it apart from other sports. The hosts discuss the role of martial arts in

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Episode 916 - Sensei Bill Leith

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2024/05/06

SUMMARY Sensei Bill Leith shares his martial arts journey, from starting as a young child to becoming a dedicated instructor. He emphasizes the importance of embracing imperfections and learning from mistakes, both in training and in life. Sensei Leith also discusses the transformative power of martial arts training and the impact it has on personal growth and development. He highlights the value of teaching children and the need for patience and understanding in guiding their martial arts journey

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