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Martial Arts Radio is a bi-weekly show featuring interviews and comments on traditional martial arts topics. From the famous to the not-so, we speak to people from all over the world, in every martial arts discipline. Karate, taekwondo, kung fu, jujutsu, BJJ, HEMA, capoeira, FMA, tai chi, tkd, kungfu, kickboxing, arnis, escrima, tangsoodo,kempo, and everything else you can think of. Brought to you by whistlekick.All episodes are copyright Whistlekick, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Actividad Física, Dietas y Nutrición Ejercicio y Actividad Física Higiene y Vida Saludable
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  • Episode 1064 - Sempai Leyn Burrows
    Oct 6 2025

    SUMMARY

    In this conversation, Jeremy Lesniak sits down and chats with Sempai Leyn Burrows at the 2025 Uechi Convention. Listen in as Sempai Burrows explores the profound connections between martial arts, personal growth, and community.

    He reflects on his life experiences, emphasizing the importance of empathy, understanding, and giving back. The discussion delves into the challenges of racial identity, the evolution of martial arts, and the impact of technology on human connection. Ultimately, Sempai Burrows advocates for a compassionate approach to leadership and the necessity of seeing others as human beings, fostering a sense of community and shared humanity.

    TAKEAWAYS

    • Martial arts teach us about connecting with humanity.

    • Personal growth often comes through adversity and challenges.

    • Community and connection are vital for personal development.

    • Giving back is essential for a fulfilling life.

    • Racial identity can shape our experiences and perspectives.

    • Leadership in martial arts involves nurturing and supporting others.

    • Technology can hinder genuine human connection.

    • Flexibility and understanding are crucial in relationships.

    • The essence of martial arts is self-control and personal mastery.

    • Building bridges of empathy is key to overcoming differences.

    This episode is sponsored by Kataaro. Please check out their site at www.kataaro.com The month of October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Kataaro is donating 50% of profits from all breast cancer awareness products to breast cancer research! And use the code WK10 to save 10% off your first order. And be sure to ask them about a wholesale account for school owners!

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    1 h
  • Episode 1063 - 2025 Uechi Con-versations Part 2
    Oct 2 2025

    EDITORS NOTE: There was an issue with the audio. We cleaned it up as best we could and felt that, even though it’s not the best audio, the content and message given during their interviews warranted being released, even if with not so stellar audio. We thank you for understanding

    SUMMARY

    This part 1 conversation was recorded at the 2025 Uechi-Con, in Manchester NH and was with students that tested for their Master level ranks within their organization. They explore the profound impact of martial arts training on individuals' lives, emphasizing the sense of community, personal growth, and the importance of maintaining a lifelong commitment to learning.

    The participants share their experiences of how martial arts has provided them with a constant in their lives, helped them navigate challenges, and fostered a supportive environment for improvement and camaraderie. The discussion also touches on the themes of addiction, intent, and the generational transfer of knowledge within the martial arts community.

    Guests include: Michael Boudreau (Hachidan), Johnathan Shepard (Nanadan), Stephanie Rodenhiser (Rokudan), Jose Sanchez (Rokudan), Dottie Endress (Rokudan), Chad Dow (Rokudan)

    TAKEAWAYS

    • Life is unpredictable, and martial arts provides a constant.

    • The dojo atmosphere fosters community and personal growth.

    • Training helps clear the mind and relieve stress.

    • Martial arts can be seen as a healthy addiction.

    • The skills learned in the dojo translate to everyday life.

    • Intent in training impacts behavior outside the dojo.

    • Prioritizing training is essential amidst life's challenges.

    • Learning is a lifelong journey, both in and out of martial arts.

    • Mistakes are part of the learning process.

    • Generational knowledge transfer enriches the martial arts community.

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    24 m
  • Episode 1062 - Master Jenny Pless
    Sep 29 2025

    SUMMARY

    In this engaging conversation, Jeremy Lesniak interviews Master Jenny Pless, a seasoned martial artist and instructor, who shares her journey from starting martial arts in Malaysia to teaching in the United States. Master Pless discusses her philosophy on teaching, the importance of discipline, and the challenges of working with children and seniors.

    She emphasizes the life lessons learned through martial arts, the significance of competition, and her commitment to community service, particularly in supporting veterans. The conversation highlights the transformative power of martial arts in personal development and community building.

    TAKEAWAYS

    • Martial arts is more than just physical training; it's a way of life.

    • Teaching children requires a balance of discipline and fun.

    • The journey of martial arts is ongoing, even after achieving black belt status.

    • Community service is an integral part of being a martial artist.

    • Competition in martial arts helps build character and resilience.

    • Martial arts can be adapted for all ages, including seniors.

    • Encouragement and support are crucial for children's development in martial arts.

    • Discipline in martial arts translates to discipline in life.

    • Martial arts training fosters self-confidence and personal growth.

    • The impact of martial arts extends beyond the dojo into the community.

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    58 m
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