Reflections on Tai Chi, Xing Yi, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and martial arts studies
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture |
Episode 41: Teaching Tai Chi as a Martial Art with Nick Walser and Ian Kendall
In this episode I talk to two Wudang Tai Chi teachers from Brighton, UK: Nick Walser and Ian Kendall. Both students of the late Dan Docherty, they have continued to pract... more
Welcome to episode 40 of the Tai Chi Notebook Podcast!
Today we’re joined by my friend Benjamin Palmer. Ben has been running a Xing Yi Quan training group in deepest darkest Somerset for a good few years now, but Ben has also been training Mishima ... more
My BJJ book, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu: The Ultimate Illustrated Guidebook, co-authored with Seymour Yang is now on pre-sale at meerkatsu.com. The first edition will only be on sale until June 11, so if you want a copy, order now!
In this podcast I talk t... more
In this podcast I talk to internal martial artist Ethan Murchie about this teacher Vince Black from whom he learned xing yi mixed with elements of Sufism and Shamanism, as well as the North American Tang Shou Tao Association which Vince set up and is... more
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A platform dedicated to the exploration of martial arts, particularly Tai Chi, Xing Yi, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, providing insights and reflections on these disciplines. Discussions often encompass the integration of modern science and traditional practices, touching on the intersection of health, personal development, and various cultural influences related to martial arts. Unique episodes address misconceptions within the martial arts community, practical applications in self-defense, and the philosophy underlying movement and health practices.
Listeners can expect enriching conversations with various martial artists that highlight a wide range of topics, including personal journeys, innovative techniques, and interpretations of historic... more
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