
In this archival episode, Jeff re-presents his first lame attempt at spinning humorous stories of some of his martial encounters.
Techniques, concepts, and drills from more than forty years of experience and research
In this archival episode, Jeff re-presents his first lame attempt at spinning humorous stories of some of his martial encounters.
This is a re-posting of archival episode #34. In it, Jeff discusses the bizarre power dynamic between the commercial martial arts studio owner and his customer, the student.
Jeff discusses several logical fallacies, including one that is peculiar to the martial arts.
Jeff discusses the importance of slowing down your movements in training.
Jeff discusses the importance of discipline and respect in the martial arts, AND the importance of being able to perceive the difference between form and substance of discipline and respect.
Jeff shares stories of strange and bizarre encounters from his decades of history of dealing with people interested in the martial arts.
Jeff discusses the potential negative features of humans with genetic gifts.
Jeff discusses the bizarre power dynamic between the commercial martial arts studio owner and his customer, the student.
Jeff proposes a counter-factual: What would the modern American martial arts scene look like if the Pacific theater of World War 2 had never taken place?