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2 06, 2022

Myths and Misconceptions of Martial Arts: Training equals experience

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If you’ve trained in any style of martial arts or taken a self-defense class, you most likely have asked yourself, “could I really make this technique work?” or maybe, “could I really defend myself if [...]

2 04, 2022

Myths and Misconceptions of Martial Arts: Your sparring equipment is used to protect your [insert body part here]

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Your instructor has asked you to put your gear on. It’s about to go down! For many students, the best part of your day is about to happen. Sparring! You throw on your foot gear [...]

2 03, 2022

15 – Andrew Hobart

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Andrew Hobart, who owns Bourelle Martial Arts in Newcastle, WY, joins me to discuss a wide variety of tops. We discuss some past martial arts experiences, egos in martial arts, good and bad instructors, and [...]

2 03, 2022

Myths and Misconceptions of Martial Arts: Those who attack you in the streets are untrained

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We, as martial artists, are trained to never initiate a fight. Only use our skills for “good” and self-defense. Many martial arts styles have a code of conduct, or a set of tenets, or an [...]