Justin Waggle

Justin Waggle has been working for the past 2 years developing the concept of "Lineage" the strategy game.  It is based on Chinese and Taoist principles and incorporates the philosophy of martial arts as an integral part of game play. "Lineage" the board game is currently running a Kickstarter campaign and they only have 11 days left to raise another $20,000.  Take a look at the campaign video below and see for yourself.  Show your support and you will receive a copy of the game or one of many other "backer prizes" when the game is in production.  If they don't reach their goal of $40,000 by the end of the campaign, they will have to start from scratch!   Check out Justin's company Gray Wolf Games: http://graywolfgames.org/

Justin Waggle has been working for the past 2 years developing the concept of "Lineage" the strategy game. It is based on Chinese and Taoist principles and incorporates the philosophy of martial arts as an integral part of game play. "Lineage" the board game is currently running a Kickstarter campaign and they only have 11 days left to raise another $20,000. Take a look at the campaign video below and see for yourself. Show your support and you will receive a copy of the game or one of many other "backer prizes" when the game is in production. If they don't reach their goal of $40,000 by the end of the campaign, they will have to start from scratch! Check out Justin's company Gray Wolf Games: <a href="http://graywolfgames.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://graywolfgames.org/</a>

Interview with Justin Waggle, creator of the first ever Kung Fu 'Lineage' board game

Kimeda Takeshi Sensei

Kimeda Takeshi Sensei talks about the philosophy and history of Aikido.  Learn how he blends martial arts together and practices them separately and together. Check out the video of Kimeda Sensei performing at a demonstration below. And don't forget to check out "Lineage" the board game and show your support on Kickstarter for this great game. Lineage - The Board Game

Kimeda Takeshi Sensei talks about the philosophy and history of Aikido. Learn how he blends martial arts together and practices them separately and together. Check out the video of Kimeda Sensei performing at a demonstration below. And don't forget to check out "Lineage" the board game and show your support on Kickstarter for this great game. <h3>Lineage - The Board Game</h3>

Interview with Kimeda Takeshi Sensei - Head of the Aikido Yoshinkan

Rafael Kosche

Learn how to tell what went into the intricate making of each unique antique katana.  The sword smith's signature, interestingly, is not the first thing you look at when evaluating the quality of the sword. Rafael shares some really great insights on this very interesting facet of history.

Learn how to tell what went into the intricate making of each unique antique katana. The sword smith's signature, interestingly, is not the first thing you look at when evaluating the quality of the sword. Rafael shares some really great insights on this very interesting facet of history.

E39: How to Appraise an Antique Katana with Weapons Expert Rafael Kosche

Arthur Rosenfeld

Master Arthur Rosenfeld joins me for a short interview to discuss his new book with a unique perspective on Tai Chi and the myriad of benefits that it offers its practitioners.  The book, "Tai Chi - The Perfect Exercise" will be released on June 4, 2013. For more information visit Master Rosenfeld's website:  http://arthurrosenfeld.com/ And preorder his new book now: Tai Chi--The Perfect Exercise: Finding Health, Happiness, Balance, and Strength

Master Arthur Rosenfeld joins me for a short interview to discuss his new book with a unique perspective on Tai Chi and the myriad of benefits that it offers its practitioners. The book, "Tai Chi - The Perfect Exercise" will be released on June 4, 2013. For more information visit Master Rosenfeld's website: <a href="http://arthurrosenfeld.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://arthurrosenfeld.com/</a> And preorder his new book now: <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0738216607/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=390957&amp;creativeASIN=0738216607&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;tag=ti00-20" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tai Chi--The Perfect Exercise: Finding Health, Happiness, Balance, and Strength</a>

Tai Chi: The Perfect Exercise - Interview with Author, Master Arthur Rosenfeld

An in-depth interview with Kajukenbo and Siddha Yoga practitioner Professor Barbara Bones. Hear how her profound experiences in both the outer and inner arts contributed to transformation for herself and her students. The video of this interview is available at http://youtu.be/svm4ojxyIPs Some background on Professor Barbara Bones: "My training in the martial arts began in 1971 in the art of Tae Kwon Do.  I migrated to Kajukenbo (Gaylord Method) in 1972, being drawn to the freedom and creativity of the art.  I am now an 8th degree in Kajukenbo. For many years I competed in tournaments and was named one of the top five female competitors by Black Belt magazine in 1975.  After 1976, my focus changed to teaching.  Along with Sifu Joyce Towne, I started Amazon Kung Fu in Eugene, OR.   Many students reached the rank of black belt during those years including Professor Coleen Gragen, Sifu Anne Moon and Chief Instructor Aaron Ibbotson. My training in Modern Arnis was with Professor Remy Presas.  His teaching inspired thousands of practitioners around the world to become greater, to practice with enthusiasm, to move with ease and power. Through this lineage, three prominent Kajukenbo schools have arisen: Hand to Hand Kajukenbo now led by Chief Instructor Sonya Richardson, Seattle Kajukenbo led by Chief Instructor Melinda Johnson and Seven Star Women's Kung Fu led by Chief Instructor Michelle McVadon. These schools have promoted more than 65 Black Belts and have made significant advances and contributions to the women's martial arts movement, the welfare and wellbeing of their respective communities and the art of Kajukenbo as a whole."

An in-depth interview with Kajukenbo and Siddha Yoga practitioner Professor Barbara Bones. Hear how her profound experiences in both the outer and inner arts contributed to transformation for herself and her students. The video of this interview is available at <a href="http://youtu.be/svm4ojxyIPs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://youtu.be/svm4ojxyIPs</a> Some background on Professor Barbara Bones: "My training in the martial arts began in 1971 in the art of Tae Kwon Do. I migrated to Kajukenbo (Gaylord Method) in 1972, being drawn to the freedom and creativity of the art. I am now an 8th degree in Kajukenbo. For many years I competed in tournaments and was named one of the top five female competitors by Black Belt magazine in 1975. After 1976, my focus changed to teaching. Along with Sifu Joyce Towne, I started Amazon Kung Fu in Eugene, OR. Many students reached the rank of black belt during those years including Professor Coleen Gragen, Sifu Anne Moon and Chief Instructor Aaron Ibbotson. My training in Modern Arnis was with Professor Remy Presas. His teaching inspired thousands of practitioners around the world to become greater, to practice with enthusiasm, to move with ease and power. Through this lineage, three prominent Kajukenbo schools have arisen: Hand to Hand Kajukenbo now led by Chief Instructor Sonya Richardson, Seattle Kajukenbo led by Chief Instructor Melinda Johnson and Seven Star Women's Kung Fu led by Chief Instructor Michelle McVadon. These schools have promoted more than 65 Black Belts and have made significant advances and contributions to the women's martial arts movement, the welfare and wellbeing of their respective communities and the art of Kajukenbo as a whole."

Transformation Through the Martial Arts

In this episode I read several of the contributions made to the latest book "The Greatest Lessons from the Martial Arts".  To submit your greatest lesson to the second edition of the book, go to: http://www.malineage.com/submit-lesson Also, the two new members of my family, due in March, are sure to bring about lots of change in my life.  So I'm going to play things by ear and not force myself to do things that will be to taxing on my time until we get into the swing of things.  That said, I'm not sure when the next episode will be published, but if YOU are interested in hosting this show, or being a guest host for one episode, or a few episodes, please give me a call or shoot me an email and we can talk about it further.  207-370-4298 / info@maLineage.com

In this episode I read several of the contributions made to the latest book "The Greatest Lessons from the Martial Arts". To submit your greatest lesson to the second edition of the book, go to: <a href="http://www.malineage.com/submit-lesson" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.malineage.com/submit-lesson</a> Also, the two new members of my family, due in March, are sure to bring about lots of change in my life. So I'm going to play things by ear and not force myself to do things that will be to taxing on my time until we get into the swing of things. That said, I'm not sure when the next episode will be published, but if YOU are interested in hosting this show, or being a guest host for one episode, or a few episodes, please give me a call or shoot me an email and we can talk about it further. 207-370-4298 / <a href="mailto:info@maLineage.com">info@maLineage.com</a>

E36: The Greatest Lessons from 2012 and what 2013 will bring

Mike Dolpies

How is the business side of your dojo doing?  You don't have to answer that.. (Just get Mike's free DVD) It's a hard industry, don't feel bad.  Today I speak with former school owner Mike Dolpies who was able to bring his school out of the red and make over $1,000,000 in sales in just a few years. Since then he has devised a program to help other school owners succeed in their martial arts business while still having time to enjoy teaching and running their classes.  He is the author of 5 books and has also been on Fox Morning News several times to share his success as well as Entrepreneur.com. Business of Martial Arts?? Let's admit it, most of us prefer teaching classes to running a business.  But it's a necessary evil.  Thankfully it has become a big enough industry there are people out there with some great strategies and cool tips and tricks. Mike is offering a FREE DVD to all school owners to help them improve their business systems and their approach to running their martial arts school.  I have it and I think it's something you should all have so I am really excited to be able to share it with all of you.   The success of the martial arts industry relies on the success of every small, independent school out there!  Get the free DVD for everyone's sake: http://www.maLineage.com/freeDVD Enjoy the interview!

How is the business side of your dojo doing? You don't have to answer that.. (<a href="http://www.maLineage.com/freedvd" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Just get Mike's free DVD</a>) It's a hard industry, don't feel bad. Today I speak with former school owner Mike Dolpies who was able to bring his school out of the red and make over $1,000,000 in sales in just a few years. Since then he has devised a program to help other school owners succeed in their martial arts business while still having time to enjoy teaching and running their classes. He is the author of 5 books and has also been on Fox Morning News several times to share his success as well as <a href="http://Entrepreneur.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Entrepreneur.com</a>. <h2>Business of Martial Arts??</h2> Let's admit it, most of us prefer teaching classes to running a business. But it's a necessary evil. Thankfully it has become a big enough industry there are people out there with some great strategies and cool tips and tricks. Mike is offering a <a href="http://www.maLineage.com/freeDVD" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FREE DVD</a> to all school owners to help them improve their business systems and their approach to running their martial arts school. I have it and I think it's something you should all have so I am really excited to be able to share it with all of you. The success of the martial arts industry relies on the success of every small, independent school out there! Get the free DVD for everyone's sake: <a href="http://www.maLineage.com/freeDVD" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.maLineage.com/freeDVD</a> Enjoy the interview!

Improve Your School's Enrollment with Mike Dolpies

Kancho Deena Naidu

Kancho Deena Naidu was the sixth graduate from the Japan Karate Do College under Gogen Yamaguchi Sensei.  His training was hard and unforgiving but coupled with soft lessons of philosophy.  Deena talks about his training with this world famous karate master and how he brought those, very Japanese principles across cultures to South Africa and then to Australia.   Find out more about Deena Naidu at his Goshin Digital Dojo: http://www.goshindigitaldojo.com Find his books at Santuary 108: http://www.sanctuary108.com

Kancho Deena Naidu was the sixth graduate from the Japan Karate Do College under Gogen Yamaguchi Sensei. His training was hard and unforgiving but coupled with soft lessons of philosophy. Deena talks about his training with this world famous karate master and how he brought those, very Japanese principles across cultures to South Africa and then to Australia. Find out more about Deena Naidu at his Goshin Digital Dojo: <a href="http://www.goshindigitaldojo.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.goshindigitaldojo.com</a> Find his books at Santuary 108: <a href="http://www.sanctuary108.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.sanctuary108.com</a>

Character Before Karate - An Interview with Kancho Deena Naidu

Clint Cora

Clint Cora is a karate world champion the author of "The Life Champion in You" among many other books. He talks in this interview about his martial arts background and becoming a world champion competitor.  But now he uses martial arts as a teaching tool, not in the dojo, but in corporate keynote speeches about becoming a better person.  By applying philosophies from the martial arts you can improve many aspects of your life and increase your comfort zone. Clint also has a tragic and impactful personal story that he shares on this show and explains how he has overcome this tragedy and now uses this experience to help others overcome difficulties of their own. Clint's book: The Life Champion in You Personal Development Course - The Action Plan Creator How to Get a Pharmaceutical Sales Job Potty Train Your Puppy with a Litter Box

Clint Cora is a karate world champion the author of "<a href="http://www.malineage.com/clintcora" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Life Champion in You</a>" among many other books. He talks in this interview about his martial arts background and becoming a world champion competitor. But now he uses martial arts as a teaching tool, not in the dojo, but in corporate keynote speeches about becoming a better person. By applying philosophies from the martial arts you can improve many aspects of your life and increase your comfort zone. Clint also has a tragic and impactful personal story that he shares on this show and explains how he has overcome this tragedy and now uses this experience to help others overcome difficulties of their own. Clint's book: <a href="http://www.malineage.com/clintcora" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Life Champion in You</a> <a href="http://www.malineage.com/clintcora" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Personal Development Course - The Action Plan Creator</a> <a href="http://a5651hgkjkt-k24buzqdua3tnl.hop.clickbank.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How to Get a Pharmaceutical Sales Job</a> <a href="http://90b009q7kguzwb5-50jk-4g8jr.hop.clickbank.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Potty Train Your Puppy with a Litter Box</a>

How Does Karate Motivate You??  Interview with Karate World Champion Clint Cora

Tim Johnson

Hiyaa Podcast

Here's an interview with a dashing, riveting man by the name of Tim Johnson...  Yes the guys over the Hiyaa Martial Arts Podcast had me on their show a couple weeks back and I think you'll appreciate the conversation as it sheds some light on the history of the Lineage Project and where we're going in the future.  I also had a chance to share a little bit about my martial arts background as well. David Jones over at Hiyaa is a great guy and they have a really fun new podcast at: www.hiyaapodcast.com If you haven't heard it yet, go check it out, I think you'll enjoy it.

Here's an interview with a dashing, riveting man by the name of Tim Johnson... Yes the guys over the Hiyaa Martial Arts Podcast had me on their show a couple weeks back and I think you'll appreciate the conversation as it sheds some light on the history of the Lineage Project and where we're going in the future. I also had a chance to share a little bit about my martial arts background as well. David Jones over at Hiyaa is a great guy and they have a really fun new podcast at: <a href="http://www.hiyaapodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.hiyaapodcast.com</a> If you haven't heard it yet, go check it out, I think you'll enjoy it.

MALP Founder Tim Johnson's Background on Hiyaa Podcast

Listen to interviews with martial arts masters from around the world. Learn about the history and development of different styles and how martial arts continue to develop today.

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Sifu Shi Yan Ming

"From the time you wake up till the time you sleep, sharpen your blade." A great interview with Sifu Shi Yan Ming, 34th generation Shaolin Temple Warrior Monk and founder of the USA Shaolin Temple in New York.  The temple is designed to be a working replica of the original Shaolin Temple and will house disciples of kung fu as well as orphan children in need of guidance.   Sifu Shi Yan Ming has been featured on the History Channel, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, BBC, TLC, even MTV and many others, and is known the world over for his efforts to keep Shaolin Kung Fu alive and well in the modern world. Find out more about Sifu and the USA Shaolin Temple project at: http://www.usashaolintemple.org/shiyanming/

"From the time you wake up till the time you sleep, sharpen your blade." A great interview with Sifu Shi Yan Ming, 34th generation Shaolin Temple Warrior Monk and founder of the USA Shaolin Temple in New York. The temple is designed to be a working replica of the original Shaolin Temple and will house disciples of kung fu as well as orphan children in need of guidance. Sifu Shi Yan Ming has been featured on the History Channel, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, BBC, TLC, even MTV and many others, and is known the world over for his efforts to keep Shaolin Kung Fu alive and well in the modern world. Find out more about Sifu and the USA Shaolin Temple project at: <a href="http://www.usashaolintemple.org/shiyanming/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.usashaolintemple.org/shiyanming/</a>

E26 - Interview with Sifu Shi Yan Ming, Warrior Monk and Abbot of the USA Shaolin Temple

David Cvet

The discovery of an ancient Italian manuscript led David Cvet to explore medieval combat systems and eventually found the Academy of European Medieval Martial Arts in Toronto Canada. Learn about the history of martial arts in Europe and about the similarities between fighting styles across Europe and around the world.  Learn about the different weapons used and the methods of teaching and training at this unique academy in Toronto. Find out more about David Cvet's work on the development of the academy at:  www.aemma.org Here is a little glimpse of the academy:

The discovery of an ancient Italian manuscript led David Cvet to explore medieval combat systems and eventually found the Academy of European Medieval Martial Arts in Toronto Canada. Learn about the history of martial arts in Europe and about the similarities between fighting styles across Europe and around the world. Learn about the different weapons used and the methods of teaching and training at this unique academy in Toronto. Find out more about David Cvet's work on the development of the academy at: <a href="http://www.aemma.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.aemma.org</a> Here is a little glimpse of the academy:

Episode 17 - David Cvet of Academy of European Medieval Martial Arts

Krav Maga

Guy Dar is a second generation Krav Maga expert under Emi Lichtenfeld, the creator of Krav Maga.  He is also the creator of the Self Defense Krav Maga online training course. As chief instructor of Full Contact Krav, Guy started his training in Krav Maga in 1980. He was authorized as a Black Belt and a Krav Maga Instructor in 1989.  In this interview we talk about the basic concepts of Krav Maga and how it was developed in an area where there has been constant violence and fighting for centuries.  The effectiveness of Krav Maga is being realized in the United States and all around the world even more every day. With all the violence in his area of the world, this art HAS to be efficient and effective and we talk about what makes it such an attractive art to soldiers, women, children and seniors alike. Mr. Dar was personally trained by Eli Avikzar through the last 15 years of Eli’s life in a special class of Eli’s top instructors. Guy became one of the highest ranked students of the late Master Eli Avikzar. Guy Dar is also a highly regarded Certified Martial Arts &amp; Self Defense coach from the world renown Wingate Institute in 1995. In addition, he is a Senior teacher and Expert of Defensive Arts in Israel (Wingate 2003). Mr. Dar is one of the select few individuals in Israel who holds a special title from, Mr. Eli Avikzar and the Zinman college of Physical Education and Sport Sciences at the Wingate Institute, of "Senior Teacher and Expert in Defensive Arts in Israel". Learn Krav from Guy The basic principle of Krav Maga is minimum defense against maximum attack. This principle is embedded in each of the moves. Guy Dar was very excited during this interview for the opportunity to share this information overseas and he has developed a video course for teaching Krav Maga to people outside of Israel.  For more information about the course click here. Each video shows a certain  defense or attack accompanied by a clear explanation. Then the move is shown in slow motion so that you are able to observe each detail. In addition to the video course, you can also film yourself practicing the Krav Maga techniques taught in the course and then send the movies to Guy to get feedback so you can correct and improve your moves accordingly! If you are an instructor and want to add Krav Maga techniques and principles to your school, you can check out the instructor course that Guy talks about in the interview here:  http://krav-magainstructorcourse.com Guy Dar's school website can be found here:  http://krav.org.il/en.html

Guy Dar is a second generation Krav Maga expert under Emi Lichtenfeld, the creator of Krav Maga. He is also the creator of the <a href="http://www.maLineage.com/kravmaga" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Self Defense Krav Maga online training course</a>. As chief instructor of Full Contact Krav, Guy started his training in Krav Maga in 1980. He was authorized as a Black Belt and a Krav Maga Instructor in 1989. In this interview we talk about the basic concepts of Krav Maga and how it was developed in an area where there has been constant violence and fighting for centuries. The effectiveness of Krav Maga is being realized in the United States and all around the world even more every day. With all the violence in his area of the world, this art HAS to be efficient and effective and we talk about what makes it such an attractive art to soldiers, women, children and seniors alike. Mr. Dar was personally trained by Eli Avikzar through the last 15 years of Eli’s life in a special class of Eli’s top instructors. Guy became one of the highest ranked students of the late Master Eli Avikzar. Guy Dar is also a highly regarded Certified Martial Arts &amp; Self Defense coach from the world renown Wingate Institute in 1995. In addition, he is a Senior teacher and Expert of Defensive Arts in Israel (Wingate 2003). Mr. Dar is one of the select few individuals in Israel who holds a special title from, Mr. Eli Avikzar and the Zinman college of Physical Education and Sport Sciences at the Wingate Institute, of "Senior Teacher and Expert in Defensive Arts in Israel". <h2><a href="http://www.maLineage.com/kravmaga" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Learn Krav from Guy</a></h2> The basic principle of Krav Maga is minimum defense against maximum attack. This principle is embedded in each of the moves. Guy Dar was very excited during this interview for the opportunity to share this information overseas and he has developed a video course for teaching Krav Maga to people outside of Israel. For more information about the course <a href="http://www.malineage.com/kravmaga" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">click here.</a> Each video shows a certain defense or attack accompanied by a clear explanation. Then the move is shown in slow motion so that you are able to observe each detail. In addition to the video course, you can also film yourself practicing the Krav Maga techniques taught in the course and then send the movies to Guy to get feedback so you can correct and improve your moves accordingly! If you are an instructor and want to add Krav Maga techniques and principles to your school, you can check out the instructor course that Guy talks about in the interview here: <a href="http://krav-magainstructorcourse.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://krav-magainstructorcourse.com</a> Guy Dar's school website can be found here: <a href="http://krav.org.il/en.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://krav.org.il/en.html</a>

Interview Second Generation Krav Maga Expert Guy Dar from Israel

Paul Wilson

Co-host and producer of another Karate podcast "Karate Cafe" comes to visit us at the Martial Arts Lineage Podcast.  He talks about the influences of traditional Okinawan Karate and the different permutations of Shorin Ryu which has lot of Chinese influence as compared to other Karate styles.  The word "Shorin" is the Japanese translation of the Chinese "Shaolin". He shares his thoughts on the way things might have been taught in ancient times and how that differs from or is similar to today's methods. Check out more about Paul Wilson at KarateCafe.com where him and his co-host have regular discussions about everything related to karate and life.

Co-host and producer of another Karate podcast "Karate Cafe" comes to visit us at the Martial Arts Lineage Podcast. He talks about the influences of traditional Okinawan Karate and the different permutations of Shorin Ryu which has lot of Chinese influence as compared to other Karate styles. The word "Shorin" is the Japanese translation of the Chinese "Shaolin". He shares his thoughts on the way things might have been taught in ancient times and how that differs from or is similar to today's methods. Check out more about <a href="http://www.malineage.com/martial-artists/Paul-Wilson" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Paul Wilson</a> at <a href="http://www.karatecafe.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">KarateCafe.com</a> where him and his co-host have regular discussions about everything related to karate and life.

Episode 28 - Interview with Paul Wilson of Karate Cafe on Shorin Ryu - Part 1

John James

Shihan John James is currently the vice president of the Kempo Lo Kahi association of America. But in past years has had the opportunity to call himself a student and disciple of the revered Professor Nick Cerio, who was the founder of Nick Cerios Kempo and also helped to popularize kempo karate in New England.  Prior to Professor Cerio’s passing in 1998 Sensee James was appointed to the executive board of Nick Cerios Kempo. He’s contributed to the martial arts lineage project and helped me to understand some of the intricacies of Professor Cerio’s lineage and is going to share with us some interesting discoveries he’s made in the history of Kempo during fact-finding missions in Las Vegas. In this episode he tells us about what it was like training with the revered Professor Cerio - a legendary name in Kempo Karate in America who passed away at a young age, but not before contributing great developments to the style of kempo karate.  Shihan James talks about some of the technicalities of Nick Cerios lineage and some exaggerations that may have been made and how that kind of thing can affect the discipline.

Shihan John James is currently the vice president of the Kempo Lo Kahi association of America. But in past years has had the opportunity to call himself a student and disciple of the revered Professor Nick Cerio, who was the founder of Nick Cerios Kempo and also helped to popularize kempo karate in New England. Prior to Professor Cerio’s passing in 1998 Sensee James was appointed to the executive board of Nick Cerios Kempo. He’s contributed to the martial arts lineage project and helped me to understand some of the intricacies of Professor Cerio’s lineage and is going to share with us some interesting discoveries he’s made in the history of Kempo during fact-finding missions in Las Vegas. In this episode he tells us about what it was like training with the revered Professor Cerio - a legendary name in Kempo Karate in America who passed away at a young age, but not before contributing great developments to the style of kempo karate. Shihan James talks about some of the technicalities of Nick Cerios lineage and some exaggerations that may have been made and how that kind of thing can affect the discipline.

E22 - Interview with Shihan John James

The second part of my interview with the esteemed Sensei Paul Wilson of Karate Cafe.  This time Paul talks about what has changed since he has been teaching and training.  Elements of Judo, Jujitsu and Mixed Martial Arts have begun to be incorporated into Karate schools, however he stresses the importance of focusing on "depth" of training as opposed to "width".  What's the difference between an MMA school and a diverse traditional school?  Is there a saturation point for MMA?  What has been added to the curriculum of Shorinji Ryu? Also, Paul offers two great tips that you can incorporate to help you improve your daily training.

The second part of my interview with the esteemed Sensei Paul Wilson of <a href="http://www.karatecafe.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Karate Cafe</a>. This time Paul talks about what has changed since he has been teaching and training. Elements of Judo, Jujitsu and Mixed Martial Arts have begun to be incorporated into Karate schools, however he stresses the importance of focusing on "depth" of training as opposed to "width". What's the difference between an MMA school and a diverse traditional school? Is there a saturation point for MMA? What has been added to the curriculum of Shorinji Ryu? Also, Paul offers two great tips that you can incorporate to help you improve your daily training.

Interview with Paul Wilson of Karate Cafe, Part 2

AJ Perry from Australia speaks of training with Jeff Speakman and his experience with Dan Inosanto.  He's got some great techniques for improving your school's marketing especially for bringing on new kids to your school and methods to keep them entertained. We talk about his new books "Martial Games for Kids" and his other free product the "Games Day Blueprint".  This is a downloadable PDF that will give you absolutetly EVERYTHING you need to help you set up a "Games Day" at your school that is specifically tailored to bringing in new business and strengthening the existing student base.  AJ has left NOTHING out of this PDF and wants to share it with you to help improve your school. I think it's great that the development of martial arts and new strategies can be shared so easily with other instructors and school owners all over the world these days.  Download the Martial Arts Games Day Blueprint directly for FREE.  This is a must have!  Thanks AJ! Check out his Martial Games for Kids website to watch a quick video to learn more about the Games Day Blueprint. Check out AJ Perry's book, now on Amazon:   Win a FREE copy of his new book through the special contest he set up just for MALineage listeners!  The contest closes on Monday, April 9th!

AJ Perry from Australia speaks of training with Jeff Speakman and his experience with Dan Inosanto. He's got some great techniques for improving your school's marketing especially for bringing on new kids to your school and methods to keep them entertained. We talk about his new books "Martial Games for Kids" and his other free product the "Games Day Blueprint". This is a downloadable PDF that will give you absolutetly EVERYTHING you need to help you set up a "Games Day" at your school that is specifically tailored to bringing in new business and strengthening the existing student base. AJ has left NOTHING out of this PDF and wants to share it with you to help improve your school. I think it's great that the development of martial arts and new strategies can be shared so easily with other instructors and school owners all over the world these days. <a href="http://www.maLineage.com/sites/default/files/docs/GamesDayBlueprint.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> Download the <a href="http://www.maLineage.com/sites/default/files/docs/GamesDayBlueprint.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Martial Arts Games Day Blueprint</a> directly for FREE. This is a must have! Thanks AJ! Check out his <a href="http://www.maLineage.com/martialgames" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Martial Games for Kids</a> website to watch a quick video to learn more about the Games Day Blueprint. Check out AJ Perry's book, now on Amazon: <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1468026798/ref=as_li_ss_il?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=malineagegear-20&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=390957&amp;creativeASIN=1468026798" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1468145215/ref=as_li_ss_il?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=malineagegear-20&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=390957&amp;creativeASIN=1468145215" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> <a href="http://www.maLineage.com/kidscontest" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Win a FREE copy of his new book</a> through the special contest he set up just for MALineage listeners! The contest closes on Monday, April 9th!

Episode 24 - AJ Perry on Marketing your Martial Arts School

Nick Cerio

George Pesare

A quick interview with Senior Grandmaster George Pesare to clear up some concerns he felt after listening to a recent episode of this show.   I'll be working with SGM Pesare to release the second edition of his documentary DVD "Early Kempo in New England" which documents Nick Cerio training as a white belt under SGM Pesare at his kempo school in Rhode Island.

A quick interview with Senior Grandmaster George Pesare to clear up some concerns he felt after listening to a recent episode of this show. I'll be working with SGM Pesare to release the second edition of his documentary DVD "Early Kempo in New England" which documents Nick Cerio training as a white belt under SGM Pesare at his kempo school in Rhode Island.

E25 - SGM George Pesare speaks about Professor Nick Cerio's Lineage

Diana Lee

In this interview Diana Lee Inosanto discusses her childhood and what it was like growing up with the infamous Dan Inosanto as a father and Bruce Lee as her God-father.  We also talk about her film "The Sensei " which she wrote, directed and co-starred in - an amazing movie that reflects how beneficial the martial arts can be for developing young people. We also talk about the impact that media has played in the expansion of martial arts in recent history. Finally Diana Lee Inosanto and I talk about her role in the upcoming documentary on Bruce Lee called I am Bruce Lee.  Check it out on Spike TV premiering March 7th!

In this interview Diana Lee Inosanto discusses her childhood and what it was like growing up with the infamous Dan Inosanto as a father and Bruce Lee as her God-father. We also talk about her film "<a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0031RAOYQ/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=ti00-20&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=390957&amp;creativeASIN=B0031RAOYQ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Sensei</a> " which she wrote, directed and co-starred in - an amazing movie that reflects how beneficial the martial arts can be for developing young people. We also talk about the impact that media has played in the expansion of martial arts in recent history. Finally Diana Lee Inosanto and I talk about her role in the upcoming documentary on Bruce Lee called <a href="http://www.iambruceleemovie.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">I am Bruce Lee</a>. Check it out on Spike TV premiering March 7th!

Episode 23 - Interview with Diana Lee Inosanto, 'The Sensei' and God-daughter of Bruce Lee

Master Arthur Rosenfeld is a contributor to national magazines including Vogue, Vanity Fair, and Parade has been seen on Fox News and other networks, and heard on numerous national radio programs. He also has a show featuring the benefits of Tai Chi on National PBS. Rosenfeld's wisdom is hard-won. He began his training in the 1980s and has a strong reputation in the industry and an august martial lineage. A Yale graduate, he combines the scientific background and communication skills gained through post-graduate studies at Cornell and the University of California with real-world savvy gleaned from creative, high-level corporate positions. In this two-part interview I speak with Master Rosenfeld about the history of Chen style Tai Chi Chuan which comes from Chen Village in China.  All other styles of Tai Chi are said to trace their lineage back to this village.  We talk about the early development of Tai Chi and how weapons have been incorporated since the very beginning in ways that I had never imagined. For more information visit:  http://www.ArthurRosenfeld.com Trace Master Arthur Rosenfeld's martial arts lineage:  http://www.malineage.com/martial-artists/Arthur-Rosenfeld

Master Arthur Rosenfeld is a contributor to national magazines including Vogue, Vanity Fair, and Parade has been seen on Fox News and other networks, and heard on numerous national radio programs. He also has a show featuring the benefits of Tai Chi on National PBS. Rosenfeld's wisdom is hard-won. He began his training in the 1980s and has a strong reputation in the industry and an august martial lineage. A Yale graduate, he combines the scientific background and communication skills gained through post-graduate studies at Cornell and the University of California with real-world savvy gleaned from creative, high-level corporate positions. In this two-part interview I speak with Master Rosenfeld about the history of Chen style Tai Chi Chuan which comes from Chen Village in China. All other styles of Tai Chi are said to trace their lineage back to this village. We talk about the early development of Tai Chi and how weapons have been incorporated since the very beginning in ways that I had never imagined. For more information visit: <a href="http://www.ArthurRosenfeld.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.ArthurRosenfeld.com</a> Trace Master Arthur Rosenfeld's martial arts lineage: <a href="http://www.malineage.com/martial-artists/Arthur-Rosenfeld" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.malineage.com/martial-artists/Arthur-Rosenfeld</a>

19 - Interview with Master Arthur Rosenfeld - An authority on Eastern thinking for a Western World

What makes the Katana Blade so incredible? When and how was the technology developed? What are the best swords on the market today and how did we uncover the secrets of the Samurai? Learn about the basic metallurgy of the katana blade and what gives it it's unique and legendary characteristics.  Rafael is an expert in Asian weaponry and has helped movie producers choose appropriate swords for films such as Kill Bill and the Last Samurai. If you're in the Los Angeles area, check out Rafael's seminar on Japanese sword making on September 22 at the Martial Arts History Museum. Find more information on Rafael Kosche and his weapons at:  http://www.valleymartialarts.com/ Rafael has also been on the History Channel discussing the history and legends of the katana, you can see a short clip below:  And if you're looking to find the best blade made today, don't look for "Hanzo" steel from Kill Bill, you'll want to check out Paul Chen's "Hanwei" swords made from traditional materials in the traditional way:  Golden Oriole Katana as referenced in the interview.

What makes the Katana Blade so incredible? When and how was the technology developed? What are the best swords on the market today and how did we uncover the secrets of the Samurai? Learn about the basic metallurgy of the katana blade and what gives it it's unique and legendary characteristics. Rafael is an expert in Asian weaponry and has helped movie producers choose appropriate swords for films such as Kill Bill and the Last Samurai. If you're in the Los Angeles area, check out Rafael's <a href="http://martialartsmuseum.com/upcoming-events/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">seminar on Japanese sword making</a> on September 22 at the Martial Arts History Museum. Find more information on Rafael Kosche and his weapons at: <a href="http://www.valleymartialarts.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.valleymartialarts.com/</a> Rafael has also been on the History Channel discussing the history and legends of the katana, you can see a short clip below: And if you're looking to find the best blade made today, don't look for "Hanzo" steel from Kill Bill, you'll want to check out Paul Chen's "Hanwei" swords made from traditional materials in the traditional way: <a href="http://www.valleymartialarts.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&amp;cPath=1_2&amp;products_id=117" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Golden Oriole Katana</a> as referenced in the interview.

The Making of the Katana - Interview with Rafael Kosche, Authority on Asian Weaponry

Michael A. Vollero

Instructor Michael A. Vollero, is a 26th generation Longmen Pai (Dragon Gate Sect) disciple, 16th generation Sanfeng Pai instructor, and student of Zhengyi Daoism.  He makes yearly pilgrimages to the Wudang mountains of China to study Kung Fu with the Taoist monks and participate in the ceremonies and rituals at the Purple Heaven Palace. In this interview with discuss his training regimen and what lead him down his path in Wudang Kung Fu.  Discover the differences between kung fu lineage and Taoist lineage and how these disciplines are intertwined.  Michael speaks of the principles of Taoist kung fu training and how they have changed or been preserved through the cultural revolution in China.  He also describes the Wudang training facility and where its influences have come from over the years and the concept of "Cloud Walking". You can find out more about Michael's instructor's school of Wudang Kung Fu in Boston at:  http://www.daoistgate.com And check out Michael's own kung fu class website: http://www.springandautumn.com

Instructor Michael A. Vollero, is a 26th generation Longmen Pai (Dragon Gate Sect) disciple, 16th generation Sanfeng Pai instructor, and student of Zhengyi Daoism. He makes yearly pilgrimages to the Wudang mountains of China to study Kung Fu with the Taoist monks and participate in the ceremonies and rituals at the Purple Heaven Palace. In this interview with discuss his training regimen and what lead him down his path in Wudang Kung Fu. Discover the differences between kung fu lineage and Taoist lineage and how these disciplines are intertwined. Michael speaks of the principles of Taoist kung fu training and how they have changed or been preserved through the cultural revolution in China. He also describes the Wudang training facility and where its influences have come from over the years and the concept of "Cloud Walking". You can find out more about Michael's instructor's school of Wudang Kung Fu in Boston at: <a href="http://www.daoistgate.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.daoistgate.com</a> And check out Michael's own kung fu class website: <a href="http://www.springandautumn.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.springandautumn.com</a>

Episode 15 - Interview with Taoist Wudang Instructor Michael A. Vollero

A different type of podcast today.  I'm opening up the phone lines here at the Lineage Project for you to call in and leave a message for the podcast.  Leave your questions, comments, wisdom or other information.  If you have knowledge you would like to share on the show, please call in and share what you know with the rest of the community.  Phone calls will be recorded and you may get played on the show! Martial Arts Lineage Podcast Hotline:  207-370-4298This week's short episode, I introduce the northern Indian style of Gatka.  A spiritual style that includes, music, dance, sword fighting and more!Do you know anything about Gatka?  If you've trained this style, I'd love to have you call in to discuss it!

A different type of podcast today. I'm opening up the phone lines here at the Lineage Project for you to call in and leave a message for the podcast. Leave your questions, comments, wisdom or other information. If you have knowledge you would like to share on the show, please call in and share what you know with the rest of the community. Phone calls will be recorded and you may get played on the show! Martial Arts Lineage Podcast Hotline: 207-370-4298 This week's short episode, I introduce the northern Indian style of Gatka. A spiritual style that includes, music, dance, sword fighting and more! Do you know anything about Gatka? If you've trained this style, I'd love to have you call in to discuss it!

E18 - Sihk Soldier-Saints of Gatka, Indian Military Martial Arts

The second half of the interview with the wonderfully insightful and brilliant Master Arthur Rosenfeld.  He talks about the "hunger" for something more profound in life that leads us toward philosophies and traditions like those of Tai Chi.  We also talk about a little bit of the science of Tai Chi and how it has developed in modern times. Look up Arthur Rosenfeld by checking out his lineage page. Learn more about him at his website:  http://www.ArthurRosenfeld.com Take a look at Arthur's Tai Chi programs:  Arthur's Books:  Take a look at Arthur's videos on YouTube.

The second half of the interview with the wonderfully insightful and brilliant Master Arthur Rosenfeld. He talks about the "hunger" for something more profound in life that leads us toward philosophies and traditions like those of Tai Chi. We also talk about a little bit of the science of Tai Chi and how it has developed in modern times. Look up Arthur Rosenfeld by checking out <a href="http://www.maLineage.com/martial-artists/arthur-rosenfeld" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">his lineage page</a>. Learn more about him at his website: <a href="http://www.ArthurRosenfeld.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.ArthurRosenfeld.com</a> Take a look at Arthur's Tai Chi programs: <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0047UJBOK/ref=as_li_ss_il?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=ti00-20&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=390957&amp;creativeASIN=B0047UJBOK" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a><a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0047UJBMW/ref=as_li_ss_il?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=ti00-20&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=390957&amp;creativeASIN=B0047UJBMW" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> Arthur's Books: <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1594391262/ref=as_li_ss_il?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=ti00-20&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=390957&amp;creativeASIN=1594391262" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a><a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1594390878/ref=as_li_ss_il?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=ti00-20&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=390957&amp;creativeASIN=1594390878" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a><a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1594391300/ref=as_li_ss_il?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=ti00-20&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=390957&amp;creativeASIN=1594391300" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a><a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0765309092/ref=as_li_ss_il?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=ti00-20&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=390957&amp;creativeASIN=0765309092" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a><a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BPUQ44/ref=as_li_ss_il?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=ti00-20&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=390957&amp;creativeASIN=B000BPUQ44" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a><a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0812565665/ref=as_li_ss_il?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=ti00-20&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=390957&amp;creativeASIN=0812565665" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> Take a look at <a href="http://www.youtube.com/user/machobuddha#p/u" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Arthur's videos on YouTube</a>.

E20 - Interview with Master Arthur Rosenfeld - Part 2

It's official!  My wife and I have sold our house and we're moving to the great state of Maine.  It's been crazy trying to keep up with all my projects and pack up the whole house, but it's all coming together and we're both very excited for the move.   In this episode I talk about Wuxia or an old form of Chinese literature based on fantastical (or historically accurate, you decide) tales of martial artists or other heroic figures.  These stories exemplify the ideal qualities for what we think of as a humble, honorable and righteous warrior. If you like these podcasts, please don't forget to leave feedback on iTunes, it feels great to hear from all you guys and gals out there.  I'm making lots of dangerous friends these days!  I like to know I'm not making dangerous enemies! Stay tuned for the next episode with Sensei Paul Wilson of the Karate Cafe Podcast!  I think you're really going to enjoy it. Have a great day!

It's official! My wife and I have sold our house and we're moving to the great state of Maine. It's been crazy trying to keep up with all my projects and pack up the whole house, but it's all coming together and we're both very excited for the move. In this episode I talk about <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wuxia" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Wuxia</a> or an old form of Chinese literature based on fantastical (or historically accurate, you decide) tales of martial artists or other heroic figures. These stories exemplify the ideal qualities for what we think of as a humble, honorable and righteous warrior. If you like these podcasts, please don't forget to leave <a href="http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/martial-arts-lineage-podcast/id434542526" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">feedback on iTunes</a>, it feels great to hear from all you guys and gals out there. I'm making lots of dangerous friends these days! I like to know I'm not making dangerous enemies! Stay tuned for the next episode with Sensei Paul Wilson of the <a href="http://www.karatecafe.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Karate Cafe Podcast</a>! I think you're really going to enjoy it. Have a great day!

E27 - Wuxia and Other News

Join me for a real quick episode this time to give me a chance to summarize a couple of the lessons we've had the opportunity to learn with the Martial Arts Lineage Podcast. Also, it's time to take care of a little bit of housekeeping.  To keep the Lineage Project running smooth, there are lots of computer programs running behind the scenes and they need to be supported by people like you!  Check out the new "Kickstarter Campaign" which offers rewards to anyone who decides to donate to the project! It's a great way to get involved and show your support of the Lineage Project. Here are a list of the rewards we're offering for your support. Pledge $5 or more A big "Kung Fu Thank Yu!" on our facebook page with a link to your website. Pledge $10 or more I'll build your "Lineage Page" FOR YOU at www.maLineage.com. Send me the names of your martial arts instructors and their instructors. You'll soon be connected with other martial artists from around the world who share your lineage. You can login and share movies, quotes, timelines and stories of your own martial arts journey and discuss how your lineage has affected your training and your life. Also include photos, birthdates and who learned from who. You'll also get an official THANK YOU on our Facebook page. Pledge $20 or more Hand painted 8 x 10" scroll reading "Kung Fu" in Chinese characters, painted on authentic rice paper by Tim, the creator of the Martial Arts Lineage Project. You'll even have it by Christmas, so you can get two and give one away! ;) Pledge $40 or more One year of directory listing for the Martial Arts school of your choice at www.maLineage.com. Your listing will include: Elegant, Eye-Catching Directory Design, Priority Placement, Styles You Teach, Founder of your School, Logo, Contact Info &amp; Website Address. Pledge $100 or more One year's subscription for a "Lineage Website" for the Martial Arts school of your choice. Interactive School Lineage Page, Philosophy/About Page, Class Schedule Page, School Photos Page, School Videos Page, Banner "Welcome" Image, Social Exposure, Stylish page layout, School Motto, Logo, Website, Contact Info, Syndicate your Blog Feed. Get publicity in a growing community of serious martial artists. Pledge $150 or more Beautiful, custom designed poster (24 x 32in) with your complete Martial Arts lineage. With photos of your grandmasters, quotes, dates, styles or anything else you'd like me to include. Pledge $200 or more ALL OF THE ABOVE! Thanks again for all your help and support.  Please remember to leave your feedback at iTunes and stay tuned for another great interview with a martial arts master coming soon!

Join me for a real quick episode this time to give me a chance to summarize a couple of the lessons we've had the opportunity to learn with the Martial Arts Lineage Podcast. Also, it's time to take care of a little bit of housekeeping. To keep the Lineage Project running smooth, there are lots of computer programs running behind the scenes and they need to be supported by people like you! Check out the new "<a href="http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/onticco/martial-arts-lineage-project" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kickstarter Campaign</a>" which offers rewards to anyone who decides to donate to the project! It's a great way to get involved and show your support of the Lineage Project. Here are a list of the rewards we're offering for your support. Pledge $5 or more A big "Kung Fu Thank Yu!" on our facebook page with a link to your website. Pledge $10 or more I'll build your "Lineage Page" FOR YOU at <a href="http://www.maLineage.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.maLineage.com</a>. Send me the names of your martial arts instructors and their instructors. You'll soon be connected with other martial artists from around the world who share your lineage. You can login and share movies, quotes, timelines and stories of your own martial arts journey and discuss how your lineage has affected your training and your life. Also include photos, birthdates and who learned from who. You'll also get an official THANK YOU on our Facebook page. Pledge $20 or more Hand painted 8 x 10" scroll reading "Kung Fu" in Chinese characters, painted on authentic rice paper by Tim, the creator of the Martial Arts Lineage Project. You'll even have it by Christmas, so you can get two and give one away! ;) Pledge $40 or more One year of directory listing for the Martial Arts school of your choice at <a href="http://www.maLineage.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.maLineage.com</a>. Your listing will include: Elegant, Eye-Catching Directory Design, Priority Placement, Styles You Teach, Founder of your School, Logo, Contact Info &amp; Website Address. Pledge $100 or more One year's subscription for a "Lineage Website" for the Martial Arts school of your choice. Interactive School Lineage Page, Philosophy/About Page, Class Schedule Page, School Photos Page, School Videos Page, Banner "Welcome" Image, Social Exposure, Stylish page layout, School Motto, Logo, Website, Contact Info, Syndicate your Blog Feed. Get publicity in a growing community of serious martial artists. Pledge $150 or more Beautiful, custom designed poster (24 x 32in) with your complete Martial Arts lineage. With photos of your grandmasters, quotes, dates, styles or anything else you'd like me to include. Pledge $200 or more ALL OF THE ABOVE! Thanks again for all your help and support. Please remember to leave your feedback at iTunes and stay tuned for another great interview with a martial arts master coming soon!

Episide 16 - Lessons Learned and a new way to show your Support!!

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