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The Drunken Boxing Podcast

The Drunken Boxing Podcast
Chinese Martial Arts
Wushu
Martial Arts Education
Traditional Chinese Practices
Xingyi Quan
Sanda
MMA
Martial Arts
Mu Shin Martial Culture
Ba Gua Zhang
Boston
Bagua Zhang
Hua Jin Online Learning Program
Xing Yi Quan
Mushin Martial Culture
Bai Yuan Tong Bei
British Kung Fu Council
International Wushu Federation
Taiji Quan
Chi-Sue

A podcast which features causal discussion with people who are involved in martial arts and related culture and lifestyle practices, while we have a few adult beverages. Support this channel and all my projects: www.patreon.com/mushinmartialculture

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The Drunken Boxing Podcast #065 - Nick GraceninMaster Nick Gracenin has a 4 decade career as a teacher of Qigong, Tai Chi, Chinese Yoga (Dao Yin) and Chinese Martial Arts. One of the first foreigners to study in the People’s Republic of China in the ... more

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The Drunken Boxing Podcast #064 - Urs Krebs

Urs Krebs is a traditional Chen style Taiji Quan & Hung Kune (Hung Gar) practitioner based in Bern, Switzerland. He travelled to China relatively early following its opening up and practiced in Shaolin, Ch... more

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The Drunken Boxing Podcast #063Toni Parada is a Chinese martial artis hailing out of Bangkok, who specializes in Bagua Zhang and Taiji Quan. He runs Internal Pugilism Thailand. Toni Parada:www.facebook.com/search/top?q=internal%20pugilism%20t... more

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The Drunken Boxing Podcast #062

David Rogers has trained in Chinese martial arts since 1984. He is an indoor disciple of Master Deng Jan Gong.He is the only non-Chinese to have learned the entire Deng family Hap Kune system directly from Master Deng... more

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Nick Gracenin
A pioneer in Chinese martial arts in North America and early practitioner of sport Wushu.
Episode: The Drunken Boxing Podcast #065 - Nick Gracenin
Urs Krebs
A longtime practitioner and teacher of traditional Chinese martial arts from Switzerland.
Wang Xian Chen Style Taiji Quan Research Institute
Episode: The Drunken Boxing Podcast #064 - Urs Krebs
Toni Parada
Chinese martial artist with extensive background in Bagua Zhang, Aikido, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Episode: The Drunken Boxing Podcast #063 - Toni Parada
David Rogers
Martial artist and closed-door disciple of master Deng Jan Gong, founder of the Rising Crane Centre
Rising Crane Centre
Episode: The Drunken Boxing Podcast #062 - David Rogers
Peter Warr
Master Peter Warr is a prominent martial artist and pioneer in Chinese martial arts, especially known for his work in the UK and his role as an international judge and educator.
British Council for Chinese Martial Arts
Episode: The Drunken Boxing Podcast #061 - Peter Warr
Ian Lee
A well-respected martial arts coach and national team coach for Sanda in the USA, originally from Taiwan.
United Martial Arts Academy
Episode: The Drunken Boxing Podcast #060 - Ian (Yi-Yuan) Lee
Cory Johnson
Experienced Sanda coach, assistant coach of the US National Sanda team, and former national team athlete
Episode: The Drunken Boxing Podcast #059 - Cory Johnson
Strider Clark
Martial arts practitioner known for his expertise in Bai Yuan Tong Bei and other Chinese martial arts systems
Yin Cheng Gong Fa Association
Episode: The Drunken Boxing Podcast #058 - Strider Clark

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Byron
Host of the show, bringing his extensive experience in martial arts to facilitate discussions with guests.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 44 ratings
  • Great job

    I have listened to many episodes of this podcast and have been impressed with the content and dedication, good job.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    astrofunguy
    Canada7 months ago
  • Keeps Getting Better

    Very thoughtful podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dondrup01
    United States2 years ago
  • Best Martial Arts Podcast

    Byron is a great host and part of what makes the podcast special is his knowledge and ability to go in-depth with his guests. Traditional Chinese Martial Arts represented in its truest here.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PunkIsIntheMind
    United States3 years ago
  • Host talks too much

    Good podcast, interesting information but the host is constantly talking. If you’re going to have guests then let them speak. Otherwise decent show.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Dondrup01
    United States4 years ago
  • Insightful and interesting

    Super happy to have found this podcast as there are so few dedicated to CMA - especially with a host who's been there and done that. Enjoying it very much.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jim in Germany
    Germany6 years ago

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Some criticism exists regarding the host's tendency to dominate conversations at times, prompting suggestions for guest engagement.
Overall, the podcast is noted for its authenticity and deep exploration of martial arts themes.
Feedback highlights the host's knowledge and ability to create an intimate environment that resonates with the audience.
Listeners appreciate the engaging discussion format, often praising the combination of personal stories and cultural insights.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The Drunken Boxing Podcast #065 - Nick Gracenin
Q: What challenges do you perceive in the current Wushu competitions?
Nick discusses the dilution of martial arts quality due to the focus on performance over fundamentals and proper technique.
The Drunken Boxing Podcast #065 - Nick Gracenin
Q: How did you start getting into Chinese martial arts?
Gracenin shares his beginnings in Japanese martial arts before transitioning to Chinese martial arts, influenced by local practitioners and media.
The Drunken Boxing Podcast #058 - Strider Clark
Q: Can you tell us about your current projects?
I'm writing a comprehensive book on Bai Yuan Tong Bei that will cover history, training methods, and practical applications, as well as my plans to create a retreat center for martial arts in Florida.
The Drunken Boxing Podcast #058 - Strider Clark
Q: What was the process like for you when you decided to go deeply into martial arts?
It was quite an adventure; my parents were skeptical and worried when I told them I was going to China, but I decided to follow through with it and complete the paperwork to go.
The Drunken Boxing Podcast #063 - Toni Parada
Q: What challenges did you face with your hip surgeries and how did they change your perspective on training?
Toni underwent hip surgeries due to problems he faced with his joints. After recovery, he found a new understanding of movement and training in martial arts that emphasized body mechanics and internal awareness rather than just physical strength.

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5. Peter Warr
6. Ian Lee
7. Cory Johnson
8. Strider Clark

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