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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
Community Building
Cultural Heritage
Kyokushin Karate
Teaching
Physical Education
Brazil
Kenpo Karate
Karate
Hapkido

Kenpo Conversations

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Episode 82 – A.C. Rainey

Host: Reggie Darden Guest: John Sepulveda URL: www.youtube.com/watch?v=lq5U2MSC9r0

Reggie Darden sits down with Kempo Black Belt John Sepulveda to discuss his journey in the martial arts, the evolution of his teaching philosophy, the intellec... more

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In Episode 80 of My Empty Hands, host Reggie Darden sits down with martial artist Jeff Grant for an insightful Kenpo Conversation. Jeff takes us through his decades-long journey, starting from watching Bruce Lee movies as a kid in Germany to finding ... more

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This episode of “My Empty Hands” features an interview with martial artist Sal Luciano, who discusses his journey and insights into the martial arts, with a specific focus on Kempo. The conversation covers his background in Judo and Aikido, his trans... more

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Recent Guests

John Sepulveda
A seasoned practitioner and teacher of Kempo martial arts with extensive experience in various styles.
Episode: Episode 81 – John Sepulveda
Jeff Grant
Martial artist with over 20 years of experience in Kaji Kenpo.
Episode: Episode 80 – Jeff Grant
Evan Wiley
Martial artist with a long-standing experience in Kenpo and multiple martial arts disciplines.
Founder of 519 Combatives
Episode: Episode 78 – Evan Wiley
Paul Britton
Martial artist with significant experience in Kempo and former police officer.
Episode: Episode 77 – Paul Britton
Mark Gallagher
Martial arts instructor with a focus on Kenpo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Amerikick Martial Arts
Episode: Episode 76 – Mark Gallagher
Jamie Seabrook
Martial artist and instructor, focusing on Kempo and cross-training with other arts.
Seabrook Martial Arts Academy
Episode: Episode 75 – Jamie Seabrook
Frank Vigoroux
Martial artist and instructor specializing in Kempo.
Vigoroux Kempo Karate Studio
Episode: Episode 74 – Frank Vigoroux
Paul Hertzog
Composer known for iconic martial arts film scores, including Bloodsport and Kickboxer.
Episode: Episode 73 – Paul Hertzog
Gary Wilson
Martial artist and instructor focused on Kempo.
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Episode: Episode 72 – Gary Wilson

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Reggie Darden
Host of engaging conversations about martial arts, with a particular focus on Kenpo. Knows martial arts deeply and is committed to fostering community and mentorship through shared experiences.

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Episode 81 – John Sepulveda
Q: What inspires you to train?
The look on students' faces when they learn, and their effort inspires me to continue teaching.
Episode 81 – John Sepulveda
Q: What advice would you give to building a good instructor?
Prepare a lesson plan, encourage questions and ensure everyone benefits from shared knowledge.
Episode 79 – Sal Luciano
Q: Why did you decide to start training in Kempo?
I was fascinated by the practical wisdom in Kempo, seeing how they moved, and found it appealing to train in such a versatile discipline.
Episode 79 – Sal Luciano
Q: What was the driving factor for getting involved in martial arts?
Being smaller than the other kids and needing to learn how to defend myself safely was a big factor, along with a fascination with martial arts movies.
Episode 65 – Frank Soto
Q: What was it like opening your own school?
It was more exciting than scary; I had the support of my parents and quickly found success in attracting students.

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Focusing on the art of Kenpo and its rich cultural significance, the discussions highlight various aspects of martial arts training, personal growth, and community. Numerous episodes feature notable guests who share their insights and experiences, often drawing upon their diverse backgrounds in martial arts, entertainment, and activism. The narrative encompasses significant themes such as mentorship, perseverance, and promoting safety within martial arts environments, making it a valuable resource for practitioners and enthusiasts alike. Unique moments are frequently shared, revealing the personal journeys of both host and guests, which resonate deeply with the community and inspire listeners to engage in their own martial arts journeys.

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3. Evan Wiley
4. Paul Britton
5. Mark Gallagher
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