A Judo podcast for Judo players by two Judo players
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 143 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
On episode 140 of Tatami Talk, we discuss survivorship bias.
Things mentioned in this episodehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survivorship_biashttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUVlBY0Jh14
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On episode 139 of Tatami Talk, We discuss rivals. Someone you measure yourself against to push yourself to get better.
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* 0:00 Intro / Suspension of the LA Play Judo Program
* 13:41 Winter Nationals in... more
On episode 138 of Tatami Talk, we discuss Juan’s one year experiment of having a once a month no gi Judo seminar. At the Hollywood Japanese Cultural Institute. What were the ups and downs of trying to teach a no gi Judo seminar from scratch?
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On episode 137 of Tatami Talk, We discuss and dispel some Judo myths we have each heard.
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* 03:36 USA Judo Coaching Clinic at Hollywood Judo
* 06:04 possibly migrating away from Substack
* 13:52 Listener comment on BJA episode
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Content primarily focuses on judo and martial arts training, discussing various techniques, training environments, and cultural nuances surrounding the sport. The hosts also examine instructional methods, dojo culture, and the overall judo community, fostering inclusive conversations that encourage participation from all demographics. Topics delve into training practices, the dynamics of judo classes, and the experiences of modern athletes, triangulated with personal anecdotes and humorous banter that appeals to both serious practitioners and casual fans alike. Notably, the discussion includes innovative approaches to improve training and narratives that advocate for community and inclusivity within judo.
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