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My Empty Hands

Reggie Darden
Kempo
Martial Arts
Capoeira
Kenpo
Taekwondo
Ed Parker
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Filipino Martial Arts
MMA
Community
American Kempo
Cultural Heritage
Community Building
Kyokushin Karate
Teaching
Brazil
Physical Education
Kenpo Karate
Hapkido
Karate

Kenpo Conversations

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Recent Guests

Keith Cooke
World champion martial artist and movie star known for his roles in Mortal Kombat
Episode: Episode 63 – Keith Cooke
Brian Doucette
Host of the Everyday Martial Artist podcast
Everyday Martial Artist
Episode: Episode 62 – Brian Doucette
Chance Burleson
Martial arts teacher and lifelong practitioner
Legends Martial Arts
Episode: Episode 61 – Chance Burleson
CaraMia Pandozzi
Martial arts instructor and Kempo practitioner.
Episode: Episode 60 – CaraMia Pandozzi
Wes Idol
Martial arts practitioner and instructor, known for his expertise in Kenpo.
Student of Ed Parker's Kenpo and former student of notable instructors.
Episode: Episode 59 – Wes Idol
Milton Campis
Martial artist and founder of Academy Safe
Academy Safe
Episode: Episode 58 – Milton Campis
William McDonald
Martial artist with over 53 years of experience, creator of Tong-Ilo Martial Science
Episode: Episode 57 – William McDonald
Chris Casamassa
Martial artist and actor best known for his role as Scorpion in Mortal Kombat.
Red Dragon Karate
Episode: Episode 53 – Chris Casamassa
Matt Trejo
Martial artist with over 20 years of experience in Kempo.
Universal Martial Arts
Episode: Episode 51 – Matt Trejo

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Reggie Darden
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Episode 62 – Brian Doucette
Q: Do you have a favorite technique?
My favorite kick used to be a jump-spinning knife-foot kick, but now it’s the jump turning side kick because of my knees.
Episode 62 – Brian Doucette
Q: What was your first experience in martial arts?
It all started after watching The Karate Kid in June of '84, which inspired me to take my first class.
Episode 59 – Wes Idol
Q: If there is anyone that you could train with, living or dead, fictional or non-fictional, who would that be?
Albert Einstein.
Episode 59 – Wes Idol
Q: Do you have a favorite weapon?
I'm probably going to say The Knife.
Bonus Episode 002 – Rob Ingram – McDojoLife
Q: What would be your favorite technique?
I love an axe kick. It's been very handy having longer legs.

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This series features in-depth conversations revolving around the practice and culture of martial arts, particularly focusing on Kenpo. The topics explored include personal journeys of martial artists, insights into training philosophies, and the evolution of martial arts through the lens of community and mentorship. Guests include seasoned practitioners and instructors who share their experiences, providing listeners with a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice about martial arts training and lifestyles. Noteworthy is the consistent emphasis on the values of humility, perseverance, and community service within martial arts, making it not just a sport but a pathway for personal growth and transformation.

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1. Keith Cooke
2. Brian Doucette
3. Chance Burleson
4. CaraMia Pandozzi
5. Wes Idol
6. Milton Campis
7. William McDonald
8. Chris Casamassa

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