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59. Credentialed vs Capable: The Gap Between Rank and Readiness (opens the original)
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In this episode, we explore the difference between credentialed and capable individuals, the importance of coaching versus instructing, and how to set effective standards in martial arts and beyond. --coaching, instructing, credentials, martial arts, teaching, standards, capability, social media, failure, education
58. Behind the Women's Ultimate Self-Defense Championship: What Real Violence Actually Looks Like (opens the original)
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In this episode, Amber and Ryan Hoover discuss the behind-the-scenes of the women's season of the Ultimate Self-Defense Championship, exploring the challenges of producing realistic self-defense scenarios, the importance of training, and insights into violence and self-defense training. Important Takeaways: "Violence doesn't look like a John Wick movie." "Clinch is where fights are won and lost." "Training gives you options and confidence."
57. Useful Before True: Explanations That Don't Suck (opens the original)
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On this episode we dive deeper in to taking ownership of solutions and making choices that give you options. We use the idea from Derek Sivers of "Useful, Not True" to help guide problem solving on the mat and in life. Topics: The concept of 'useful not true' How assumptions like 'I'm too short' or 'I'm not flexible enough' hinder progress The importance of trying before blaming physical or mental limitations The impact of framing problems positively and owning challenges Strategies for shifting
56. The Can Opener Test: Stuck vs Stable (opens the original)
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We explore the concept of evolution and adaptation through the metaphor of can openers, canning food, and life decisions. We talk about when to stick with tried-and-true methods versus when to innovate and evolve. Revgear - Quality Martial Arts Gear - https://revgear.com keywords: adaptation, innovation, systems thinking, evolution, decision-making, business, self-defense, growth, change, progress key topics: The history and evolution of can openers as a metaphor for life and business. When to s
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