Mr. Andrew Adams is a martial arts practitioner who trains at the White Crane Martial Arts at New Hampshire. He is currently an admin of whistlekick's Facebook page.
You can see the same form done even in the same school by different students and it will look slightly different because of the cadence or the rhythm of how they do it.
Mr. Andrew Adams - Episode 472 As a kid who experienced the tumultuous relationship of his parents, all he ever wanted was to protect her mother. This mindset brought Mr. Andrew Adams to study karate after moving out of their house and to a new school at age 13. Presently, Mr. Adams trains at the White Crane Martial Arts at New Hampshire. Mr. Adams is also an admin of whistlekick's Facebook group. Mr. Andrew Adams had a lot of stories to share so listen to find out more!
In this episode, Jeremy is joined by Sensei Paul Zehr (aka Dr. Paul Zehr) and they talk about Martial Arts, Superheroes and Neuroscience.
Martial Arts Superheroes and Neuroscience - Episode 421
Many of us may not know about the benefits of knowing the abilities of our bodies when training in martial arts. Sensei Paul Zehr is gracious enough to share with us how science can communicate the benefits of physiology and neurology through relating it with our favorite superheroes. Listen as Jeremy talks with Sensei Paul Zehr about the science of human performance and improving our martial arts abilities.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVRIFfLmz4s
In this episode, listen in as Jeremy and Andrew talk about Not Putting Instructors on Pedestals.
Not Putting Instructors on Pedestals - Episode 633
There is a power dynamic between students and instructors on how one address or treat the other. Some instructors move away from being called titles and some require some kind of reverence. In this episode, listen in as Jeremy and Andrew talk about Not Putting Instructors on Pedestals and how to avoid it from happening.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsURE4BIP0A
First Cup with Jeremy - 202304112 - THE #MartialArts Morning Show
Welcome all of you #karate #taekwondo #kungfu #FMA #HEMA peeps - this is First Cup, where we talk about all of the #MartialArt topics you can think of (and plenty you'd never considered).
It's about how our #martialart training impacts our lives, and vice versa. Grab a mug, and come hang out.
Weekdays at 630am US Eastern.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVKQwSmY4u4
whistlekick LIVE - #8 (Rebroadcast) - Recorded May 12, 2020
whistlekick's monthly live show, hosted on Facebook the first Tuesday of every month. Except this time, when it was the second Tuesday. :)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SB6e3PQ1XU0
Gene Myers is a Martial Arts practitioner, Psychologist, and fellow Podcaster.
I found that hand to hand combat was really interesting to me. You could really improve yourself in any kind of combat. It kind of tell you who you are as a person, can you lose graciously, things like that…
Gene Myers - Episode 708 Starting a podcast is not an easy feat but would you believe it that the very FIRST Martial Arts podcast started as an after-class weekend affair? Gene Myers is one of the original hosts of Karate Cafe, which was verified as the first martial arts podcast. Gene Myers has been training in Chibana-ha Shorin-Ryu karate and Hakutsuru Kenpo since 1993. Gene recently retired after 30 years of serving people with developmental disabilities and psychiatric disorders.
In this episode, Gene Myers talks about how the Karate Cafe podcast started as well as his journey into the Martial Arts. Listen to learn more!
Show Notes Listen to the Karate Cafe Podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcasts
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02FFPqB_oNw
Sifu Doug Setter is a martial arts practitioner, retired Sargeant, and instructor at the Second Wind Body Science.
I think that’s where traditional Martial Arts defeats the ego and you don’t have to be proving yourself all the time. That’s what I admire to the tradition Martial Arts.
Sifu Doug Setter - Episode 692 Growing up as a sick, underweight kid, Sifu Doug Setter struggled with getting stronger and dealing with school bullies. Through little-known methods, Sifu Doug Setter was able to gain 40 pounds of muscle, become a paratrooper, welterweight kickboxing titleholder and author, remove my allergies, run full marathons, climb Mount Rainier and go from a high school C average student to earning a Bachelor of Human Ecology. Presently, Sifu Setter teaches how to condition your body no matter what age at the Second Wind Body Science.
In this episode, Sifu Doug Setter tells the story of his journey to the Martial Arts as well as its benefits to our bodies. Listen and join the conversation!
Show Notes Visit Sifu Doug Setter’s website at www.dougsetter.com
Check out his Facebook or his YouTube Channel
Get Sifu Setter’s Book: One Less Victim on Amazon
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7eMUhbrWK4
Renshi Nikki Wulfe is a martial arts practitioner and instructor of Bajohbugei horse martial arts and she’s from South Africa.
I’ve had very real attempts on my life and I’ve also learned what works and what doesn’t. Get armed and get trained. Self-defense should not stop in the dojos. Self-defense is a much bigger thing, it’s a defense of the self. So, I do a lot of self-defense training for women in my country…
Renshi Nikki Wulfe - Episode 662 It’s very rare in this show that we encounter something relatively new. In this case, Renshi Nikki Wulfe introduces us to Bajutsu and Bajohbugei horse martial arts that originated in Japan that were brought to South Africa by Japanese monks. Having a father who does martial arts, Renshi Nikki Wulfe practically grew up in the dojo. She also learned Martial Arts and some form of acupuncture from the Shinto monks.
In this episode, Renshi Nikki Wulfe tells her journey into Martial Arts, self-defense, and her time with the Japanese monks. Listen and join the conversation!
Show Notes You may check out what Renshi Nikki Wulfe does and follow her on Instagram.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qTu4uQAngc
In this episode, Jeremy talks about the newest addition to whistlekick's training programs, the Speed Development Program
Speed Development Program - Episode 509 Speed is an important part of martial arts and it works for physical training too. However, there are close to zero materials for speed training in the martial arts that are available in the market today. In this episode, Jeremy talks about the importance of speed training, what are the advantages, and more importantly, how this program was put together. If you are ready to be faster not only your feet but on every movement, listen to learn more about the Speed Development Program!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34kLHHSRx8w