A Judo podcast for Judo players by two Judo players
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 132 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
On episode 129 of Tatami Talk, we discuss other fun (and maybe not so great) ways to divide up your classes in your Judo club. Juan makes his case for "Casual Judo" and Anthony makes his case for a risk based model.
* 0:00 Intro / Alternative Ways ... more
On episode 128 of Tatami Talk, we talk about Dojo culture and how most people don't actually consciously think about it or actively try to mold or contribute to their dojos culture.
* 0:00 Intro / Hollywood, Sawtelle, Goltz scrimmage
* 07:05 Dojo... more
On episode 127 of Tatami Talk, we discuss our controversial opinions on seminars and purchasing instructionals.
* 0:00 Intro / Updates
* 15:45 Seminars
* 30:37 Video recording / retaining the knowledge
* 32:56 Positive experiences with semina... more
On episode 126 of Tatami Talk, Juan tells us about his trip to Japan, and we finally give our thoughts on HanpanTV's video "The Lies Behind Judo Basics" and all the online discourse surrounding it.
0:00 Juan's back, his trip in Japan
14:36 hanpanTV... more
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