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The Invisible Sensei

tuari dawson
Karate
Martial Arts
Kata
Okinawa
Bungai
Life Mentorship
Jodo
Uechi Ryu
Spirituality In Martial Arts
Martial Arts Philosophy
Dojo
Creativity In Training
Influence
Kizuna
Training Methods
Transformation
Parental Approval
Performance Anxiety
Teaching Styles
Okinawan Gojiru

A lifelong Martial Arts student, gives his thoughts and views on Karate and all things Martial Arts. From interviews, training, to media, to movies to the how to’s and the why nots? All in search of the only Sensei you should only ever have, the one that looks back at you from the mirror. use this link to check out our other Martial Arts related content: linktr.ee/Invisen

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Michael Coots, Karateka, traveller and so much more gives his thoughts on the incredible experience

of Okinawa, culture,cuisine,history and this thing they call Karate and its companion Kobudo.

A dedicated student of Karate and at the beginning

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What if the treasures we find on the fabled islands of Ryukyu have more value to the world when we use them everywhere else?

The positivity and unity that exists between differing

Karate/Kobudoka/styles and cultures whilst being on the Island, is s... more

Returning from Okinawa, the realisation that maybe legacy isn't what I thought it was, and invincibility is an illusion that stops evolution and offers no peace.

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Practicing Karate to defend Karate? How do we identify the real opponent when we see them?

Thanks for checking out this new episode, we hope you will take time to checkout our over 300 other podcast episodes, which include interviews with some amaz... more

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Dan Antonsen
Gojuru Karate Sensei and Kobudo Sensei
Episode: “The Imperial gaze” Dan Antonsen Sensei: part 3 of 3
Kristian Mahinay
Martial Arts practitioner and instructor from the Edmonton Alburra Shokken School of Karate
Edmonton Alburra Shokken School of Karate
Episode: "The 3 battles, battle!" Kristian Mahinay part 1 of 3
Patrick McCarthy
Highly respected Karate master and researcher known for his expertise in traditional Okinawan Karate.
Episode: "Pathfinders Way" Hanshi Patrick McCarthy part 1 of 3
Shai Hai Sensei
Renowned martial artist and actor
Episode: Shai Hai Sensei: "At the Dojo door." part 1 of 3
Andy Rodriguez
Martial arts practitioner with extensive experience in various disciplines, including Karate and Jodo.
Dojo Owner
Episode: Andy Rodriguez Sensei "Uncovering the path." Part 1 of 3
James Pankiewicz
Martial arts instructor and practitioner, Sensei at Asato Dojo, Okinawa
Asato Dojo
Episode: "Kizuna" James Pankiewicz Sensei

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Tuari Dawson
Host of the show with a deep commitment to martial arts and personal growth through karate. Shares experiences and insights from a lifelong journey in martial arts, fostering community and mentorship among practitioners.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 50 ratings
  • More than just martial arts

    One of the best martial arts podcasts that covers a lot more than just martial arts. Take a listen to Tauri Dawson Sensei in his authentic and humble ways of sharing his personal journey. He’s not trying convince anyone his way is the right way, he’s just telling a story and invites great guests on his show to tell their story as well.

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    5
    ryukyuwarrior
    United States2 years ago
  • Excellent martial arts podcast!!

    This podcast is always spot on. Often makes me stop and really think about what he’s saying. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MadMike108
    United States5 years ago
  • Great show for Karate enthusiasts regardless of style

    Great show mate. Cheers, Steve from Australia (Matsubayashi-Ryu Shorin Ryu Karate 1st Kyu).

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Steveo the 2nd
    Australia6 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the authentic and humble approach of the host, who shares personal journeys and invites guests to tell their own stories, making the content relatable and insightful.
The engaging storytelling style and emphasis on mentorship and cultural identity are particularly praised, fostering a sense of connection among listeners.
The show resonates strongly with martial arts enthusiasts, providing thought-provoking discussions that often encourage deeper reflection on training and personal development.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

“The Okinawa experience.” Sal Belahi Sensei part 1 of 2
Q: What recommendations do you have for someone considering a trip to Okinawa for training?
It's about embracing the opportunity and understanding the etiquette of the environment you are entering.
“The Okinawa experience.” Sal Belahi Sensei part 1 of 2
Q: What impression did Okinawa's culture leave on you during your trip?
Everyone we talked to was proud of their culture, and it felt like a small world with many people involved in karate.
“The Imperial gaze” Dan Antonsen Sensei: part 3 of 3
Q: What is the value of coming to Okinawa and practicing karate?
The value lies in the lifelong connection and community within the martial arts culture that enhances the quality of life.
"Kata Conflab" Ulf Karlsson Sensei -part 1 of 2
Q: What are you working on?
Ulf is focused on how to present Karate techniques to others effectively, and he is currently writing books on Naihanchi, Pasai, and Kushanko.
"The 3 battles, battle!" Kristian Mahinay part 1 of 3
Q: How has your martial arts training influenced your daily life and business?
It has taught me that perseverance plays the biggest role, and regardless of external opinions, I must keep training and moving forward.

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What is The Invisible Sensei about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The episodes showcase a deep exploration of martial arts, particularly karate, as both a physical discipline and a philosophy for personal growth. Themes include the significance of self-reflection within training, insights gained from venerable traditions, and the evolving nature of martial arts practice as one ages. The host shares personal experiences that highlight the importance of community, mentorship, and cultural heritage while addressing the mental aspects of training and the balance between physical ability and spiritual growth.

Unique discussions touch on real-life applications of martial arts, various training styles, and the challenges faced by martial artists, such as injuries or self-acceptance. The podcast features engagin... more

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4. Shai Hai Sensei
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