
Every week we will chat with a different martial artist and hear their story.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 298 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessSports | |||

Scott DaDante began his martial arts journey at the age of 10, and more than 46 years later, he continues to dedicate his life to studying, teaching, and sharing the martial arts. Throughout his journey, he has explored numerous disciplines, includin... more
Growing up in a martial arts family, Yesenia Yser was introduced to the discipline and values of the martial arts long before Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu became her own passion. With a father who was an amateur boxer, held multiple black belts, and operated ... more
Brian Corrales has devoted more than 35 years to the Korean martial art of Soo Bahk Do Moo Duk Kwan, including 25 years as an instructor. As the owner and head instructor of Wasatch Martial Arts Academy in Salt Lake City, Utah, he is dedicated to hel... more
Dan Bernardo has dedicated his life to the study, preservation, and cultivation of traditional martial arts, with a deep connection to the teachings and lineage of Hwang Kee, the founder of Tang Soo Do Moo Duk Kwan. Beginning his martial arts journey... more
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This feels like hanging out at the dojo after some hard training. Brian is a true martial artist with a zest for life - and it comes through in each of his interviews! Osu!
Brian has done a great job bringing together martial artists to share their stories! Such a great show. Really good work!!
Every show you will hear he moved to California kempo use to judge mma and went to watch diamond nationals, that he joined karate from karate kid in movie theater lobby every show
Wish I had come across this podcast ages ago! Great guests and interviews. A must listen to for all martial arts enthusiasts
Such a great show! I love hearing about a person’s journey in the the martial arts. Bryan is a great host!
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A show centered on martial arts stories, training philosophies, and real-world coaching, featuring guests who range from legendary fighters and competition veterans to traditional martial artists and educators. Episodes tend to explore personal journeys, mentorship, technique evolution, and the balancing of family life with high-level training or performance. A standout pattern is the breadth of disciplines covered—kickboxing, jiu-jitsu, karate, sword arts, and stage combat—paired with practical wisdom for learners and instructors alike. This mix makes it useful for listeners seeking motivation from diverse martial arts pathways, as well as for potential guests and sponsors aiming to reach engaged, action-oriented audiences.
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Everyday Martial Artist launched 6 years ago and published 298 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Everyday Martial Artist include:
1. Yesenia Yser
2. Brian Corrales
3. Dan Bernardo
4. Trap Gambino
5. Dr. Jeremy Butler
6. David Brock
7. Gator Conley
8. John Hackleman
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