Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams tackle a series of questions from you, the listeners, in the form of a Rapid Fire Q&A. Here are the questions they tried to answer:
In your experience, what is the most unexpected benefit a newcomer martial artist reliably happens upon?
What is the best idea you’ve never acted on?
more questions in the episode!
After listening and answering these questions, it would be exciting to know what are your thoughts about it. Don’t forget to drop them in the comment section below!
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In this episode, Jeremy and co-host Andrew Adams give us a new segment called How To Fight and they are joined by Gabe Siu.
How To Fight Jeff Speakman as Jeff Sanders in the Perfect Weapon (1991) - Episode 609 The film The Perfect Weapon (1991) is starred by Jeff Speakman, Mako Iwamatsu, James Hong, and Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa. It features the life of Jeff Sanders (Jeff Speakman) and his journey to train Kempo where he uses, later on, to fight against a Korean Mafia. In this brand new segment, Jeremy, Andrew and Gabe discuss how are they going to fight Jeff Sanders by analyzing his stance, style, and moves. Listen and join this fun conversation!
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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 martial arts experiences. Finally, he discusses his role as a martial arts teacher and the balance between teaching and personal life. In this conversation, they discuss their journeys as a martial artist and teacher, as well as the intersection of martial arts and IT. Sensei Dovidio shares his experience of starting teaching after returning from Okinawa and opening his own school. He emphasizes the importance of being a lifelong student and constantly improving in martial arts. He also highlights the positive impact of martial arts on mental and physical well-being, as well as the importance of staying active in retirement.
TAKEAWAYS
* Martial arts can be a grounding tool, helping individuals navigate through challenges and maintain a positive mindset.
* Personal connections with instructors and fellow students are important in martial arts, contributing to long-term commitment and growth.
* Immersive martial arts experiences, such as training in different dojos and participating in tournaments, can solidify one's passion for martial arts.
* Teaching martial arts requires adapting to different environments and fostering a positive atmosphere for students. Starting teaching and opening a school can be a natural progression for martial artists who have a passion for sharing their knowledge.
* Being a martial arts teacher requires the ability to communicate and connect with students, as well as the willingness to constantly learn and improve.
* Martial arts and IT can complement each other, as both require problem-solving skills and the ability to adapt and learn new techniques.
* Maintaining physical activity and staying motivated are essential for longevity and well-being, especially in retirement.
* Martial arts is a lifelong journey of self-improvement and should be approached with a mindset of continuous learning and growth.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:18 Starting Martial Arts Journey
07:03 Martial Arts as a Grounding Tool
08:27 Using Martial Arts in Everyday Life
09:35 Impact of Martial Arts on Personal Life
13:21 Training with Siblings
19:13 Fighting in Okinawan Tournament
21:38 Immersive Martial Arts Experiences
24:24 Importance of Personal Connection in Martial Arts
29:02 Teaching Martial Arts
31:06 Starting Teaching and Opening a School
32:03 Discovering a Passion for Teaching
32:33 Enjoyment of Teaching and Seeing Students Succeed
33:29 The Connection Between Martial Arts and IT
34:51 Balancing Martial Arts and IT Careers
35:35 Martial Arts as a Therapeutic Outlet
36:12 Helping Others and the Similarities Between IT and Martial Arts
36:52 Running a Semi-Private Martial Arts School
38:37 Maintaining Motivation and Staying Active
40:13 The Importance of Physical Activity in Retirement
41:19 Never Settling and Constantly Improving
43:19 The Role of a Sensei and Continual Learning
45:19 Incorporating Pressure Points and Efficiency in Techniques
46:08 The Lifelong Journey of Martial Arts
48:16 The Importance of Having a Purpose in Retirement
49:03 The Negative Effects of Inactivity in Retirement
49:58 The Positive Impact of Martial Arts on Mental and Physical Well-being
52:03 Learning from Students and the Role of a Teacher
54:01 The Influence of Martial Arts on Life Choices
56:41 The Inseparable Connection Between Martial Arts and Life
58:10 The Importance of Positivity and Happiness in Life
01:00:15 Continuing to Learn and Never Settling
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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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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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Today on First Cup with Jeremy (The Martial Arts Morning Coffee Vlog Show):
The Jokes For Funday Friday
1. "Always enter like a kitten and leave like a lion. But NEVER enter like a lion and leave like a kitten. Always be humble." ~ Carlson Gracie
2. "If you train worst case scenarios consistently, they will no longer be worst case scenarios" ~ Rener Gracie
3. "Champions aren't made in the gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside them-a desire, a dream, a vision." ~ Muhammad Ali
Tune in to watch, live, every weekday, 6:30AM, US Eastern Time. Don't forget to leave your questions in the comments, Jeremy loves answering questions!
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