
An ongoing conversation about Kung Fu philosophy, practice, and training for the Kung Fu curious and old school practitioners of any style. Featuring honest bi-weekly discussions and interviews about current events, training, the long history of Chinese Kung Fu, and its meaning and relevance to today's practitioners. With over 50 years of experience teaching, training, and using internal and exter... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 116 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Randel and Owen talk with BB on training with Chen Taiji with Feng Zhi Quan, Zhang Xue Xin and Bai Ping Liang.
From his Facebook page:
"Tai Chi journey since 1979. In 93, I honed my practice with Grandmaster Feng Zhiqiang in China. Deeply honored ... more
In this episode, Owen and Randel talk about the pros and cons of having a complete system, being a lineage holder and does that translate into being a good teacher and transmitter of an art?
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Randel and Owen talk with Andrea about training in China, her translation work and teaching.
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"Andrea Falk has trained the Chinese martial arts since 1972. She won a scholarship to study in Beijing, and spent three... more
In this episode, Owen and Randel talk about cross-training in other systems and it's impact on you and your primary art. When does it stop being a "style" and start being your own art?
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This podcast engages listeners in expansive discussions about Kung Fu, catering to both newcomers and seasoned practitioners of various styles. It features in-depth dialogues on training methodologies, historical insights, and cultural significance of Kung Fu, alongside interviews with experienced martial artists who share their personal journeys and philosophies. Episodes often challenge contemporary practices and explore the relevance of traditional techniques in modern settings, providing a blend of humor and wisdom from hosts with extensive experience in martial arts education. Unique aspects include a critical perspective on the evolution of martial arts through the lens of teaching experiences and community interactions.
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Kung Fu Conversations launched 4 years ago and published 116 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 Kung Fu Conversations include:
1. Michael Dorgan
2. Abi Moriya
3. Veronika Partikova
4. Shifu Lindsay Lambert
5. Master Paul Koh
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7. Damo Mitchell
8. Robert Koons
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