
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 | Weekly | Episodes | 132 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

In this episode Randel and Owen talk with Carina Cirrincione and Jim Dees of Southern Arizona Wing Chun and Raven Studios.
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Carina and Jim have been training in Wing Chun since 1993 and 1989 respectively. Both are certified instr... more
In this episode Randel and Owen talk about what makes the core of your system and what could be left out?
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In this episode Randel and Owen talk with Ben Cherrington about training as a NCAA wrestling competitor and coach as well as his coaching work with high level MMA competitors.
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In this episode Randel and Owen talk with J. Justin Meehan about his martial journey and training Chen Taiji with Feng Zhi Quan, Zhang Xue Xin.
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"J. Justin Meehan has been training in martial arts since the 1960s... more
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This show centers on Chinese Kung Fu philosophy, training methodology, and cross-disciplinary exploration within internal and external martial arts. Episodes frequently contrast traditional practice with practical, modern applications—ranging from teaching methods and body mechanics to cross-training across Wing Chun, Bagua, Xingyi, Tai Chi, and Nei Gong. Expect candid conversations about lineage, teaching systems, and the real-world implications of practice, including mobility work, health benefits, and the challenges of sustaining authentic instruction in today's martial arts landscape. A notable trait is the hosts' willingness to blend humor with hard-earned wisdom, making deep martial arts topics accessible for both curious beginners an... more
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Recent guests on Kung Fu Conversations include:
1. Ben Cherrington
2. Justin Meehan
3. Hai Yang
4. Michael Herrera
5. Sifu Jacques
6. Sifu Lindsay Lambert
7. Vircha Veronica Partikova
8. Abbey Moria
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