
A Judo podcast for Judo players by two Judo players
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 162 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

On episode 159 of Tatami Talk, we talk about grip fighting. Our own experiences with it and our opinions on how it has changed over time.
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* 0:00 Intro / UFC 329
* 16:25 USJF Nationals
* 19:45 Listen... more
On episode 158 of Tatami Talk, we discuss and disagree on what techniques we would teach beginners first.
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* 0:00 Intro / More Laundry questions
* 19:05 USA Judo and USJF Make up
* 22:57 Road to LA ... more
On episode 157 of Tatami Talk, we talk about how Anthony has been washing his Judogi's and doing laundry wrong this whole time.
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* 0:00 Intro
* 15:25 Laundry
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On episode 156 of Tatami Talk, we answer a listener question from the last episode about working with your coach and what if you disagree on the path to take on improving.
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* 0:00 Intro
* 14:16 Golden ... more
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Sensei Juan and Sensei Anthony create a fun and informative environment for judo players of all levels. It’s so much fun to listen to!
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A two-host martial arts podcast focusing on judo culture, coaching, and practical technique. Episodes mix in-depth coaching discussions, training philosophies, sport governance, and real-world dojo experiences, often weaving in travel, championships, and news from the judo world. The show stands out for its informal, candid style, hands-on tactics, and regular debates about coaching methods, rule changes, and how to best grow practitioners from beginners to competitors. Potential listeners include judo students, instructors, and combat-sports fans who want practical guidance, behind-the-scenes dojo life, and up-to-date sport news delivered with humor and personality.
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4. BJJ Mental Models
5. The Strenuous Life Podcast with Stephan Kesting
Tatami Talk launched 6 years ago and published 162 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Tatami Talk include:
1. Dr. Sayonagi
2. Cole Stanley
3. Sensei Fleet
4. Ochoa Sisters
5. Dave Roman
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