Every week we will chat with a different martial artist and hear their story.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 238 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Mary Beth Klock Perez is a 7th degree Master in Tae Kwon Do who began her journey training under the legendary Grand Master Jhoon Rhee.
In 1988, she founded Better Families Tae Kwon Do in Miami, Florida — a school built on discipline, perseverance, ... more
Michael Leonard is both a visual artist and martial artist based in Rochester, NY.
Unlike many who start young, Michael began his martial arts journey later in life—and quickly made up for lost time, earning the rank of Nidan. Along the way, he deve... more
My guest today is John Giduck, a lifelong martial artist, author, and scholar with an incredible background that bridges academics, athletics, and international martial arts training.
John holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Penn State, a law degree from... more
My guest today is Julio Rivera — an author, mental health advocate, and lifelong martial artist.
With more than 25 years of training, Julio holds black belt rankings in three different martial arts styles. He once owned his own school and now shares... more
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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!
Brian is a terrific host that really knows how to bring a compelling story from guests, captivate audiences around the world. The amount of legendary names on his show attest to the caliber show at Everyday Martial Artist. Listen in today!
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