HeyJaredWalking With The Tengu
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Not So Narrow After All: The Japanese Martial Arts Are Not As Specific As You Think (opens the original)
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Japanese martial arts, traditions, and etiquette is often portrayed as monolithic and homogeneous. The reality is quite different. Just as there are regional variations in other countries so to is it in these traditions. Learn how this applies to our martial arts today in this episode. ---- Take the training offline with a small book I put together pairing basic physical exercises with short quotes and meditations. You can find the book here: https://www.lulu.com/shop/matthew-krueger/pocket
Is It True That This Statement Is False? (opens the original)
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Lies we tell ourselves in the Martial Arts. Today we look at the Liar Paradox and see how many common statements in the modern martial arts are actually self-contradictory. We also look at how you can use the Liar Paradox against any opponent physically. ---- Take the training offline with a small book I put together pairing basic physical exercises with short quotes and meditations. You can find the book here: https://www.lulu.com/shop/matthew-krueger/pocket-training-volume-1/paperback/pro
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