Karate is not what you think! This martial art can be used in many ways, to build your physical strength or mental fortitude. It can be a dynamic sport or a recreational hobby, a self-defense or self-development tool. Join Les Bubka to explore the possibilities within Karate and its connection to mental health, and listen to conversations with different martial artists on various subjects.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 285 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Harry is a martial arts student with more than 15 years of experience, and has been coaching for over 10 years, specialising in the Filipino Martial Arts of Kali, Panantukan, and Sikaran.
Harry has earned two second-degree black belts - in Kali Sika... more
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Les’s podcast is a great listen! Whether it’s hearing his insightful thought on all things “martial”, or listening to the views and experiences of the many and varied martial artists he has interviewed, there’s always something of interest.
Highly recommended!
Les has a way of making his guests feel very relaxed and the conversations flow easily under his guidance. He has chatted with martial arts luminaries and stalwarts from many different disciplines and stages of learning and development - each unveiling their own unique story! The work Les does to raise awareness of mental health issues is exemplary and his all encompassing approach to the martial arts exceptional!
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